A Global Research and Action Agenda on Cities and Climate Change Science
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Title: A Global Research and Action Agenda on Cities and Climate Change Science
Author: Cathy Oke · Benjamin Jance IV · Gian Carlo Delgado-Ramos · Debra C. Roberts · Nicola Tollin · Andrew Irvin · Marita Doak
Category: Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Sociology, Business & Finance
Language: English | 352 Pages | ISBN: 1839985453
Description:
This volume contains an Open Access chapter.
While the domains of organizational theory, grand challenges, and environmental sociology have developed via relatively distinct fields in sociology and management, they speak to a common set of social change phenomena at the intersection of the state, non-profits, and businesses. Organizations and Climate Change brings together new empirical papers that bridge these domains and sets an agenda for a more holistic theory of organizations and climate change, a theory that examines how various kinds of organizations respond to what is considered as one of the most important challenges for humanity during the 21st century.
Each of papers included in this volume focus on the way in which organizations shape or respond to the climate change challenge. Three papers examine how business organizations address the climate change problem, including corporate communication of climate change mitigation actions, corporate strategies that undermine decarbonization, and corporate marketing of low-carbon technologies. Three papers investigate how non-profit organizations form networks that shape climate change negotiations, incorporate climate change into their missions, and justify not incorporating climate change into their mission. Finally, three papers explore how universities, boundary organizations, and organizational fields engage in climate change mitigation or attempt to influence other organizations to engage in these actions. The afterword summarizes research on both enablers and blockers of climate action and identifies several promising directions for future work.
Organizations and Climate Change distils insights and highlights opportunities for future research on organizations and the climate change grand challenge.
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This volume contains an Open Access chapter.
While the domains of organizational theory, grand challenges, and environmental sociology have developed via relatively distinct fields in sociology and management, they speak to a common set of social change phenomena at the intersection of the state, non-profits, and businesses. Organizations and Climate Change brings together new empirical papers that bridge these domains and sets an agenda for a more holistic theory of organizations and climate change, a theory that examines how various kinds of organizations respond to what is considered as one of the most important challenges for humanity during the 21st century.
Each of papers included in this volume focus on the way in which organizations shape or respond to the climate change challenge. Three papers examine how business organizations address the climate change problem, including corporate communication of climate change mitigation actions, corporate strategies that undermine decarbonization, and corporate marketing of low-carbon technologies. Three papers investigate how non-profit organizations form networks that shape climate change negotiations, incorporate climate change into their missions, and justify not incorporating climate change into their mission. Finally, three papers explore how universities, boundary organizations, and organizational fields engage in climate change mitigation or attempt to influence other organizations to engage in these actions. The afterword summarizes research on both enablers and blockers of climate action and identifies several promising directions for future work.
Organizations and Climate Change distils insights and highlights opportunities for future research on organizations and the climate change grand challenge.
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/ff08b21d2c753933f615232a144b1d4f/A_Global_Research_and_Action_Agenda_on_Cities_and_Climate_Change_Science.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/B835F2CA129E287/A_Global_Research_and_Action_Agenda_on_Cities_and_Climate_Change_Science.rar
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