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Climate Risks in the Oil and Gas Sector
Unabated combustion of all the present fossil fuel reserves will emit three times more carbon dioxide (CO2 ) emissions than the remaining carbon budget for 2 C of global warming, pushing temperatures Read More »
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Climate Risks in the Agriculture Sector
Emissions produced from the agriculture sector are driving the global temperature to rise at an alarming rate. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations reported that Read More »
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Climate Risks in the Real Estate Sector
Climate risks are already materialising for the real estate sector, and their frequency and severity are expected to increase in the coming years. Physical and transition risks threaten real estate Read More »
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The Impact of Customer Engagement on Brand Loyalty: The Mediation Roles of Brand Attachment and Customer Trust
This study explores the influence of brand love and brand experience on customer engagement and then the influence of customer engagement on brand loyalty directly or mediated by brand attachment and Read More »
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Working paper: innovation and collective entrepreneurship
This paper examines different forms of innovation including social innovation, and why innovation and social innovation have become important themes in public policy in a context of the increasing Read More »
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Researching CSR and brands in the here and now: an integrative perspective
The inclusion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in branding is becoming widespread both in research and practice. Companies engaging in CSR-related branding must adopt an integrative Read More »
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Strategic Direction of Information Technology on Sustainable Supply Chain Practices: Exploratory Case Study on Fashion Industry in Malaysia
A growing body of research emphasises sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) in contrary with limited studies exploring role of information technology (IT) in sustainable supply chain activities. Read More »
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Religiosity, idealism, and ethical consumption: the mediating effect of perceived customer effectiveness and moral obligation
Purpose The cognitive processes through which religiosity and idealism affect ethical consumption have received little attention in prior research. This study aims to explore the influence of Read More »
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