Value Creation for a Sustainable World: Innovating for Ecological Regeneration and Human Flourishing (Palgrave Studies in Sustainable Business In Association with Future Earth)

Preface
Contents
Editors and Contributors
About the Editors
Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I Introduction
1 Value Creation in the Anthropocene
	The Research Grand Challenges of the Anthropocene
	Sustainable Value Creation
		Frugality
		The Intrinsic Value of Nature
		Negative Emissions
		Ecological Regeneration
	Issues and Themes
	References
Part II Sustainable Value Creation Models
2 The Systems View of Life and Ecological Economics for Developing Sustainable Business Models
	Introduction
	Practical and Epistemological Challenges
	Outline for Ecological Business Models
		Transformative Ecological Economics
		The Systems View of Life
		European Capital of Culture—Bodo
	Concluding Remarks
	References
3 The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: A Pathway to Value Creation for a Sustainable World
	Global Sustainable Development and Decline
		What Are the Sustainable Development Goals?
		The Business Sector an SDG Partner
	A New Social Contract and Trust
	Case Examples of SDGs Implementation
		Devenish
		The Cities—Bristol UK
		Making a Difference (MAD) Project at University College Dublin
	Conclusions
	References
4 Sustainable Solutions to the Global Climate Problem: The Case of the Renewable and Green Energy Company Ørsted
	The Key Challenge of Climate Change in the Context of the Anthropocene
	Beyond Fossil Energy: The Transformation of DONG Towards Green and Renewable Energy Production
	The Narrative of Ørsted as a Renewable and Green Energy Company
	Conclusions
	References
5 Sustainable Value Creation Through Business as a Social Movement: The Case of Green Monday
	The Problem of Food Production in the Anthropocene
	Business as a Social Movement
	The Case of Green Monday
		Value Proposition
		Market Segment
		Cost Structure and Profit Potential
		Structure of the Value Chain
		Position Within the Value Network
		Strategy
	Conclusion
	References
6 The Role of Sami Culture in Creating Sustainable Cultural Value for Tourists: A Case Study of Jokkmokk’s Winter Market
	Introduction
	New Approaches and Solutions
	The Case of Jokkmokk
	Conclusions
	References
7 Fairtrade and Illycaffè
	Global Trade in the Era of the Anthropocene
	The Fairtrade Model
	Beyond Fairtrade: Illycaffè
	Conclusions
	References
8 Vegan Fashion: The Case of Miomojo
	The Ecological Impact of the Fashion Industry
	New Approaches and Solutions for Making Fashion More Sustainable
	The Case of Miomojo
		Sustainable Value Creation
		Market Segments Targeted by Miomojo
		Cost Structure and Profit Potential
		Extended Value Network Analysis
		Ethics and Sustainability as Fundamental Elements of Strategy
	Conclusion
	References
9 ‘The Located Making Framework’ for Sustainable Enterprise
	Research Context: Sustainable Entrepreneurship
	Research Question, Objectives, and Methods
	Findings from the Field
		Location Factors and Values that Influence Maker Enterprises
		Relationship of Craft Enterprises to Sustainability
		Craft Businesses
		Design Opportunities
	Discussion and Conclusions
	References
10 Digitalization and Social Innovation: The Case of ENVIENTA
	Altered Patterns of Technology Enactment in the Anthropocene
	Enhanced Local Autonomy Through Open Source Everything and Cosmo-Localization
	The Case of ENVIENTA
	Conclusions for Further Action and Research
	References
11 Integral Human Development Against Gender Inequality: Intersectional Value Creation of Veralab
	Integral Human Development and Intersectionality
	Intersectional Value Creation
	Cristina Fogazzi: From Accidental Entrepreneurship to Intersectional Value Creation
		Relationality
		Physical and Psychological Wellbeing
		Moral Wellbeing/Transcendence
		Freedom
	Conclusions
	References
12 Principles and Models of Community Economies
	Autonomy Over Economic Activities and Everyday Practices in the Anthropocene
	Community Economies Approach to Imagine and Enact Sustainable Livelihoods
	Community Economies Models
		Health in Harmony
		Sustainable Food Network
	Conclusion
	References
Part III Enabling Policies for Socio-Ecological Wellbeing
13 The Sufficiency Economy Philosophy as an Approach to Social Innovation: Case Studies of Local Governments in Thailand
	Introduction
	The Sufficiency Economy Philosophy
	Local Practice of SEP
		Tha Manao Local Administrative Organization (TM-LAO)
		Tar-Ngam Local Administrative Organization (TN-LAO)
		Pradu Yuen Local Administrative Organization (PY-LAO)
	Conclusion and Recommendation
	References
14 Wellbeing Policies for Countries and Cities
	The Problem: Economic Growth and Wealth Creation
	Wellbeing Economics
	Wellbeing Focused Countries and Cities
		Gross National Happiness of Bhutan
		National Decarbonization in Costa Rica
		The Wellbeing Budget of New Zealand
		Amsterdam’s “Doughnut Economy”
	Conclusions
	References
Index