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Cambio climático y sustentabilidad económica y social: implicaciones sobre el bienestar social

2008

This article puts forward an explanation of climate change within the context of global change. Climate change can be seen as the spearhead; as a manifestation of the increasing unsustainability of planet Earth. We consider some of the effects of this change, examining its uneven impact on developed and under-developed countries. We then put forward various proposals of how to deal with climate change, highlighting Socolow’s theory in particular. Lastly, we move on to the debate raised by climate change, its impact and possible strategic steps to remedy the situation within the context of environmental sustainability. This will probably lead to a new economic, social and environmental parad…

jel:Q50jel:Q00jel:Q54Global change Climate change Vulnerability Carbon sequestration and storage Energy productivity Renewable energy New economic social and environmental paradigm.jel:Q58jel:Q01CIRIEC-España, revista de economía pública, social y cooperativa
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Consumers’ Sustainability Perceptions of the Supply Chain of Locally Produced Food

2010

This article is based on a qualitative focus group study regarding consumer perceptions about the sustainability of locally produced food supply chains. Sustainability perceptions were analyzed through thematic content analysis, where the most important economic, environmental and social themes of the supply chain were emphasized. According to the research findings, the socio-cultural aspects encompassing locally produced food form the most important sustainability dimension for consumers. Although the sample size is small, consisting of 19 consumers and limited to Central Finland, the findings suggest that the sustainability of local food should be promoted via socio-cultural arguments alo…

media_common.quotation_subjectSupply chainGeography Planning and DevelopmentTJ807-830Management Monitoring Policy and Lawlocally produced food; supply chain; sustainability; consumer perceptions; focus groupTD194-195Consumer educationRenewable energy sourcesPerceptionjel:QGE1-350Dimension (data warehouse)Marketinglocally produced foodsupply chainmedia_commonconsumer perceptionsEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentFood marketingjel:Q0jel:Q2jel:Q3sustainabilityFocus groupjel:Q5Environmental sciencesjel:O13Sustainabilityfocus groupBusinessThematic analysisjel:Q56Sustainability
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La prise en compte de la durabilité dans les stratégies marketing des PME : apports et limites

2011

Nous examinons dans cet article comment des directeurs de PME agroalimentaires à fort ancrage territorial s’approprient la notion de développement durable et l’expriment dans leurs stratégies marketing. Nous examinons successivement leur vision du lien entre développement durable et performance, l’impact des caractéristiques environnementales sur leurs pratiques et les limites qu’ils perçoivent à cette volonté d’intégrer la durabilité dans leur stratégie au moment de sa mise en œuvre. Au-delà de l’argument commercial, la durabilité apparaît comme un levier intéressant du projet d’entreprise et de la mobilisation des salariés. Néanmoins, la démarche comporte aussi des limites.

pme pmistratégies marketingjel:M31agroalimentaireINDUSTRIE AGROALIMENTAIRE;Durabilite ; Iaa ; Strategie de l'entreprise ; Marketing ; Pme SUSTAINABILITY; MARKETING STRATEGY; FOOD SECTOR; SMALL FIRMSmarketingstratégie de l'entreprisejel:Q01PME[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationDurabilité
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Economic Sustainability of Italian Greenhouse Cherry Tomato

2014

Greenhouse tomato cultivation plays an important role in Sicily, being the primary production area in Italy, due to its favorable pedo-climatic conditions that permit extra-seasonal productions. In Sicily, more than half of greenhouse tomato production is derived from the Province of Ragusa on the southeastern coast, where especially cherry tomato typologies are cultivated. Over the last decade, the Ragusa Province has registered a decrease both in terms of greenhouse tomato area and harvested production due to several structural problems that would require restructuring of the tomato supply chain. Thus, since recognition of real costs and profitability of tomato growing is a vital issue, b…

production costEngineeringRestructuringfarming operationsSupply chainGeography Planning and DevelopmentGreenhouseTJ807-830Management Monitoring Policy and LawTD194-195Profit (economics)Renewable energy sourcesAgricultural scienceCherry tomatojel:QSettore AGR/01 - Economia Ed Estimo RuraleGE1-350Sicilysupply chainCommercial OrganizationbiologyEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industryjel:Q0jel:Q2biology.organism_classificationjel:Q3farming operationlanguage.human_languagejel:Q5Environmental sciencesEconomyjel:O13farming operations; production cost; profit; Sicily; supply chainlanguageProfitability indexjel:Q56businessSicilianprofitSustainability
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