Подходы к устойчивому развитию бизнеса в контексте разработки экологических инноваций

Научная работа: Международный конкурс научных работ «Глобальное партнерство в интересах устойчивого развития Российской Федерации»

ДАННАЯ РАБОТА ЯВЛЯЕТСЯ ПРИЗЕРОМ (III место) ЭТОГО КОНКУРСА

В последние годы экологические инновации все чаще оказываются в центре как научных дебатов, так и повестки дня политиков. В данной работе, основанной на ресурсо-ориентированном подходе, представлена комплексная схема для понимания специфической роли внутренних, внешних и гибридных ресурсов в развитии экологических инноваций. Кроме того, зелёные инноваторы, по-видимому, характеризуются более интенсивными внешними связями.

ВВЕДЕНИЕ

1. Ресурсы для инноваций

2. Разные ресурсы для зеленых инноваций.

3. Зеленые инновации и внешние ресурсы

4. Зеленые инновации и гибридные ресурсы

5. Выводы исследования

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