Green Production Engineering and Management (Woodhead Publishing Reviews: Mechanical Engineering Series)

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Contributors_2022_Green-Production-Engineering-and-Management
	Contributors
Editors--biographies_2022_Green-Production-Engineering-and-Management
	Editors’ biographies
Preface_2022_Green-Production-Engineering-and-Management
	Preface
Chapter-1---Systems-thinking-and-a-value-based-def_2022_Green-Production-Eng
	Systems thinking and a value-based definition of sustainability as base for a social enterprise
		Introduction
		A shift in economic thinking
			Sustainability as a value-based concept
			Social entrepreneurship and innovation
			From linear to circular economy
			Academic research as leverage point for innovation
		Transferring knowledge into action
			Economic sustainability
			Ecological sustainability
			Social sustainability
			Low-end innovation
			Social innovation
			Vision and mission to gain a societal license to operate
			Functional values as base for managing a social enterprise
				Values vs business targets
				Value dysfunctionality
					Insufficient definition
					Undefined value interplay
				Sustainability as a value-based concept
					Value issue
					Value goal
					Value activity
					Value norm
					Two perspectives on values
		Managing the social enterprise
			Corporate development from the start
				Identity
				Strategy
				Organizational structure
					Groups and leadership style
					Roles and functions
					Processes
					Infrastructure and materials
			Stakeholder management
			Approaching operations management with a systems thinking mindset
			Navigating the business context
		Conclusion
		References
Chapter-2---Blockchain-technology-and-socially-su_2022_Green-Production-Engi
	Blockchain technology and socially sustainable supply chains—A valuation perspective
		Introduction
		Blockchain technology (BCT)—Background and elements
			BCT as a decentralized consensus mechanism
			BCT as an information-sharing mechanism
			BCT as negotiating mechanism
			BCT as incentivizing mechanism
		Social sustainability elements
		Market and non-market valuation methods
		Blockchain-based socio-environmental valuation framework
		The proposed framework
		Discussion and implications for future research
		References
Chapter-3---Project-selection-for-sustainable-_2022_Green-Production-Enginee
	Project selection for sustainable additive manufacturing: A case study
		Introduction
		Literature review
		Methodology
		Case study
		Results
		Conclusions
		References
Chapter-4---Does-priority-sector-lending-affect-pro_2022_Green-Production-En
	Does priority sector lending affect profitability? An empirical study on Indian public sector banks
		Introduction
			Categories of priority sector advances
			Agriculture and allied activities
			Small-scale industries (direct and indirect finance)
			Small business/service enterprises
			Microcredit
			Education loans
			Housing loans
		Literature review
		Objectives of the study
			Hypothesis of the study
		Research methodology
		Findings
		Conclusion
		References
Chapter-5---The-momentum-for-green-human-r_2022_Green-Production-Engineering
	The momentum for green human resources’ management
		Introduction
		Change as the neuralgic concept
		The momentum for green human resources’ management
			The path toward a green human resource management approach
				Attracting and developing talented staff
				Employee training in environmental management
				Green work-life balance
				Building a leadership bench
				Enhancing knowledge transfer on the basis of technology leveraging
				Performance management, reward, and compensation system
		Foreseen debates in a green human resources’ management approach
		Conclusion
		References
Chapter-6---Factors-involved-in-using-plastic-money_2022_Green-Production-En
	Factors involved in using plastic money in the Jangalmahal region of West Bengal: An empirical study
		Introduction
		Literature review
		Objectives of the study
		Research methodology
		Analysis and findings
		Conclusion
		References
Chapter-7---Paradigms-of-wisdom-economy-for-ma_2022_Green-Production-Enginee
	Paradigms of wisdom economy for manufacturing in a post-pandemic world
		Introduction & history of manufacturing management
		Manufacturing in knowledge economy
		Knowledge economy paradigms
		Cessation of knowledge supremacy
		Covid-19 on manufacturing
		Developing resilient system
		Wisdom economy
		Characteristics of wisdom economy
		Metaphors of WE on manufacturing
		Total value management through manufacturing
		Technology and sustainability paradigm
		Climate change paradigm
		VUCA paradigm
		Holistic econosphere paradigm
		The innovation perplexity
		Linking paradigms and conclusion
		References
		Web sources
		Further reading
Chapter-8---Desertec-initiative-in-Algeria-_2022_Green-Production-Engineerin
	Desertec initiative in Algeria: Challenges and barriers
		Introduction
		The conceptual framework for renewable energies
			Renewable energy concept
			Advantages of renewable energy use
			Renewable energy sources
				Solar energy
				Wind power
				Hydropower
				Underground geothermal energy
				Biomass energy
		The reality of renewable energy use in Europe and Africa
			The total renewable energy in euro-African countries (2010–19)
			Solar energy in euro-African countries (2010–19)
			Wind energy in euro-African countries (2010–19)
			Hydropower in euro-African countries (2010–19)
			Geothermal energy in euro-African countries (2010–19)
		Desertec project and the Algerian-German partnership on renewable energies
			Introduction to the Desertec project
			Objectives of Desertec
			Reasons for partnership with Algeria
			The Algerian Sahara has the following characteristics
		Result & discussion
		Conclusion
		References
Chapter-9---Connecting-ecological-economics--green-manag_2022_Green-Producti
	Connecting ecological economics, green management, sustainable development, and circular economy: Corporate social respons ...
		Introduction
		Globalization, social pollution, and change: The core conceptual triangle
		Rethinking neoclassical economics—Furthering the debate with ecological economics
		Sustainable management and the momentum for green management
		Toward a circular economy
			People as the core asset for societal development and sustainability
			Connecting ecological economics, green management, sustainable development and circular economy: Corporate socia ...
			The calling challenge: From welfare to well-being
			Societal overall well-being as the nuclear (and hybrid) input and output
		Conclusion
		References
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