Societal Challenges
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According the the authors Egerne et al (2020) about (un)sustainable and organization studies: towards radical engagement, the ecological problems we face today are a result of the political and economic practices aimed at exploiting nature for wealth. According to them, we are now a new ecological responsibility due to Anthropocene. What is this?
In the article Egene et al (2020) briefly explain the history of (un)sustainable practices. Why did environmental concern raised among businesses around 1990?
* Compliance costs
* Competitive advantage
Egene et al (2020) distinguished two epistemological perspective on sustainability: the critical and managerial perspective. These approaches both transform dominant models of management and organizational research, but they differ in the approaches on how to do it. What is the difference?
The critical approach regards solving environmental problems by addressing challenges in the political-economic premises of existing management frameworks. This approach argued that environmental issues were inseparateble from political and social interest.
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The managerial approach became dominant. However, what are the two worries about this?
- It proposes incremental changes within the system of unlimited growth.
Why is radical change needed according to Egene et al (2020) to create sustainability?
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