People, Planet and Profit: Advancing Sustainable Business Practices
International Conference on Sustainable Business (ICSB 2025)
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Beschreibung
"People, Planet and Profit: Advancing Sustainable Business Practices" is a curated volume of forward-looking research that reflects the dynamic confluence of social inclusion, environmental stewardship, and economic viability. Compiled from the International Conference on Sustainable Business (ICSB-2025), this book captures the voices of global scholars, practitioners, and policy experts who are reimagining sustainability in business through actionable, evidence-based strategies.
The volume encompasses interdisciplinary contributions across three major thematic areas:
• Sustainable Business and Inclusive Development
• Financial Innovation and Consumer Dynamics
• People, Markets, and Investment Behavior
Through empirical investigations, conceptual models, and real-world case studies, this book offers fresh perspectives on sustainable enterprise models, ESG disclosures, financial inclusion, circular economy, and the ethical dimensions of modern business. It brings together insights that are not only relevant to academia but also deeply impactful for policymakers, corporate strategists, social entrepreneurs, and development professionals. As businesses and societies around the world navigate the path toward a sustainable future, this volume serves as a critical knowledge resource and guide for shaping resilient, inclusive, and purpose-driven business ecosystems.
Emphasizes interconnections between social, environmental, and business factors Addresses sustainable and ethical business practices, finances, technological innovations, HR strategies, and governance Highlights case studies from business, government, and nonprofit sectors
Autor*in
Srikanta Patnaik
Themen in »People, Planet and Profit: Advancing Sustainable Business Practices«
Circular economy Green supply chain management Sustainable financial management Sustainable investment Renewable energy Green human resources Corporate social responsibility