Cross-Sector Leadership for the Green Economy: Integrating Research and Practice on Sustainable Enterprise

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A. Marcus, P. Shrivastava, S. Sharma, Stefano Pogutz
Springer, Jan 18, 2016 - Business & Economics - 326 pages
Technology breakthroughs in sustainable renewable energy and energy conservation technologies require that there be a strong institutional ecosystem in place which supports innovation, but the nature of this foundation and how it works is not well-known. Becoming a leader necessitates new forms of cross-sector cooperation.
 

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List of Figures
Alfred Marcus Paul Shrivastava Sanjay Sharma and Stefano
One The Role of Institutions in the Implementation
Two How Regulatory Uncertainty Impedes the Reduction
Innovation Matters
Seven Path Dependence and Creation in Venture Capital
Deborah E de Lange
Stitching Global Ecosystems
Eleven Supply Chain Structure as a Critical Driver
Twelve Going GreenbyExporting Emilio GaldeanoGómez Eva CarmonaMoreno and José CéspedesLorente
Fourteen Why Do Private FirmsInvest inPublicGoods? Gurneeta Vasudeva and Hildy Teegen
About the Contributors
Index
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ALFRED MARCUS teaches and conducts research in strategic management, macroeconomics, business ethics, and business and the natural environment. He has been chair of the Carlson School's Strategic Management and Organization Department, Director of the Carlson School's Strategic Management Research Center, and a Visiting Professor at MIT's Sloan School of Management and at the Norwegian School of Management.
PAUL SHRIVASTAVAcurrently the David O'Brien Distinguished Professor and Director of the David O'Brien Centre for Sustainable Enterprise at the John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.
SANJAY SHARMADean, John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, Montreal, the largest English language business school in Canada.
STEFANO POGUTZTenured Researcher and Assistant Professor of Management in the Department of Management and Technology at Università Bocconi, Milan, Italy.

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