Mapping Sustainability [electronic resource] :Knowledge e-Networking and the Value Chain / edited by Nazli Choucri, Dinsha Mistree, Farnaz Haghseta, Toufic Mezher, Wallace R. Baker, Carlos I. Ortiz.
by Choucri, Nazli [editor.]; Mistree, Dinsha [editor.]; Haghseta, Farnaz [editor.]; Mezher, Toufic [editor.]; Baker, Wallace R [editor.]; Ortiz, Carlos I [editor.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
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BookSeries: Alliance For Global Sustainability Bookseries: 11Publisher: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 2007.Description: XX, 484 p. online resource.ISBN: 9781402060717.Subject(s): Economics | Ontology | Database management | Environmental sciences | Social sciences -- Methodology | Political science | Economics/Management Science | Economic Systems | Database Management | Ontology | Methodology of the Social Sciences | Environment, general | Political ScienceDDC classification: 330.12 Online resources: Click here to access online | Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| MAIN LIBRARY | HB1-846.8 (Browse shelf) | Available |
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One -- Mapping Sustainability -- Global Knowledge e-Networking -- Global Workflow Strategy -- Global e-Partnerships and Strategic Collaboration -- Two -- Organizational Innovation -- Information and Communication Technology in the Arab Region -- GSSD-Arabic -- GSSD-China -- Strategies for Re-Engineering Global Knowledge e-Networks -- The Value of Knowledge for Extended Enterprises -- GSSD-Enterprise for Multinational Corporations -- Three -- Visualization -- Exploring e-Governance -- Growing Clean? -- Globalization and International Trade -- Synergy for Sustainability -- Financial Risks and Climate Change -- Global Agenda! Version 1.0 -- Basic versus Complex Logic in International Relations -- Conclusion: Mapping Sustainability, Knowledge e-Networking, and the Value Chain.
This book focuses on three interdependent challenges related to managing transitions toward sustainable development, namely (a) mapping sustainability for global knowledge e-networking, (b) extending the value chain of knowledge and e-networking, and (c) engaging in explorations of new methods and venues for further developing knowledge and e-networking. While each of these challenges constitutes fundamentally different types of endeavors, they are highly interconnected. Jointly, they contribute to our expansion of knowledge and its applications in support of transitions toward sustainable development.
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