How to Save a Leaky Ship: Capability Traps and the Failure of Win-Win Investments in Sustainability and Social Responsibility by Lyneis, John Landry, Sterman, John

“…Research demonstrates that there are “win-win” investments that improve both socially desirable outcomes and the bottom line, from energy and the environment to wages and workplace safety. …”
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The optimization of General Motors' warranty system by reducing mean time to discover failure by Ellington, Jelani H. (Jelani Hester)

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Intensifying urban thresholds : building continuity for New Bedfords's waterfront by Hollister, Susan Elizabeth

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Green business model : changing our home decoration according to our MOOD by Fonseca Chamorro, Rocío

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Statistical and causal analysis of inbound supply chain inefficiencies by Haley, Tyler, 1983-, Nasseri, Hossein

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"Gender Fund" : creating a virtual mutual fund investing in firms with gender diversity by Tomic, Maria

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Make an in-depth study into the ways and extents to which the maritime industry may contribute to achieve related UN Global Goals (SDGs) by Nur Darling Imelda Marzuki

“…The word "sustainable growth" first appeared in the 1980s, and the idea of sustainability was implicitly framed as an integrated concept later in the 1990s, often referred to as the "triple bottom line" approach. The United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals represent a significant evolution that came to reinforce and define sustainability as an interconnected social, economic, and environmental triptych, among many interventions and attempts to align our economic and societal pursuits with environmental challenges. …”
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A study of CSR in the maritime industry (part C : shipping companies) by Lim, Vanessa Yi Jie

“…Taking reference from the Triple Bottom Line Theory, which comprises of economic, environment and social sustainability, this study aims to study the CSR policies shipping companies have in place that focuses on social sustainability. …”
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Moderating effects of similarity on the relationship between CSR efforts and anger felt during a product-harm crisis by Ang, Hiang Ling, Chia, Zi Yan, Phua, Mei Qi

“…Correlations between anger and trust, as well as between trust and purchase intentions will also be analyzed and discussed in this study to link the negative repercussions of product-harm crises on organizations to the impact on their bottom line - profits. Our findings reveal that anger felt during a crisis for companies with positive CSR is lower than companies with negative CSR regardless of the level of similarity (high or low). …”
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PENGARUH KARAKTERISTIK SOSIAL DEMOGRAFI DAN FASILITAS RUMAH DALAM PENENTUAN RUMAH TANGGA MISKIN DI PROVINSI D.I. YOGYAKARTA TAHUN 2011 (Analisis Data Susenas 2011) by , Eep Saripudin, , Prof. Dr. Mudrajad Kuncoro, M.Soc.Sc.

“…Non-monetary dimensions of poverty can be seen from the opportunity to obtain health and longevity, knowledge and skills opportunities and others. The bottom line is poverty is strongly associated with the limited opportunities in determining a person's choices in life. …”

TRADISI CAROK PADA MASYARAKAT MADURA MENURUT PERSPEKTIF TEORI RELATIVISME MORAL by , LIBERATUS POGOLAMUM, , Dra. Sri Widayanti, M.S.

“…The results shown, Carok is the ritual of restoration of self-esteem when we- Stampede by others, related to property, and women. The bottom line is for honor. Carok as the only way that is considered by the madurese as a way to maintain self-esteem, can not be understood in such a way with other communities outside of Madura. …”

Sustainability concerns on consumers’ attitude towards short food supply chains: an empirical Investigation by Wang, Meng, Kumar, Vikas, Ruan, Ximing, Saad, Mohammed, Garza-Reyes, Jose Arturo, Kumar, Anil

“…Additionally, from the theoretical perspective, our work extends the traditional triple bottom line constructs and explores two extra dimensions of sustainability in the food supply chain system, namely, governance and culture, thus exploring five dimensions of sustainability. …”
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Mobilising big data analytics capabilities to improve performance of tourism supply chains: the moderating role of dynamic capabilities by Gupta, Yuvika, Farheen Mujeeb, Khan, Kumar, Anil, Luthra, Sunil, Queiroz, Maciel

“…Accordingly, the present research seeks to understand how Big Data Analytics Capabilities (BDAC) add value to Tourism Supply Chains (TSCs) and can Dynamic Capabilities (DC) improve the triple bottom line. Design/methodology/approach: Data from 218 valid responses were collected from different Indian tourism industry units. …”
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Closing the loop: using hero stories and learning stories to remake energy policy by Janda, KB, Topouzi, M

“…Whether it is a silver bullet (one technology) or a silver buckshot (a combination of things), energy-efficient technologies and strategies often promise “triple bottom line” benefits to our economy, society, and environment. …”

Second-life retailing: a reverse supply chain perspective by Beh, L.S., Ghobadian, A., He, Q., Gallear, D., O’Regan, N.

“…Such alternatives potentially could result in additional revenue, enhanced sustainability and democratisation of consumption meeting triple bottom line objectives. Originality/value – This paper highlights the importance and relevance of entrepreneurial business models in addressing the reverse supply chain, demonstrating this with the aid of two Malaysian off-price retailers. …”

Eco-efficiency, environmental and sustainable innovation in recycling energy and their effect on business performance: evidence from European smes by Jie, Patricia Hung King

“…This study can provide valuable insights into how implementing eco-efficiency practices can positively impact a company’s bottom line, good health, and employees’ well-being and how SMEs can use this information to make more informed decisions. …”

Competencies influencing extension workers' job performance in relation to the good agricultural practices in Malaysia by Tiraieyari, Neda, Idris, Khairuddin, Uli, Jegak, Hamzah, Azimi

“…Problem statement: The bottom line in agricultural trade is that manufacturers are demanding agricultural products that are produced in a sustainable way and with assurance that they are truly conforming to the standards of Good Agriculture Practice. …”
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A case study on Batik Malaysia Berhad by Abdul Jamil, Nordin

“…The company’s performance in the past years and up to the present times had not been encouraging. It’s bottom line for all the past years had been in the red. …”
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Sustainability assessment for Small and Medium Enterprise (SMEs) by using fuzzy logic approach: a direction and further research by Mahmood, Salwa, Hassan, Mohd Fahrul, Hemdi, Abdul Rahman, Kafuku, John Mbogo, Mat Saman, Muhamad Zameri

“…Although there are several studies on sustainability assessment for manufacturing company in Malaysia, they do not provide a comprehensive study that including all Triple Bottom Line (TBL) perspectives. To fill this gap, this study will propose a comprehensive framework for assessing sustainability among SMEs that including all TBL perspectives, which is covering environmental, economy and social aspects in sustainability assessment. …”
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Sustainability-oriented application of value stream mapping: a review and classification by Lee, Jocelyn Ke Yin, Gholami, Hamed, Mat Saman, Muhamad Zameri, Ngadiman, Nor Hasrul Akhmal, Zakuan, Norhayati, Mahmood, Salwa, Omain, Siti Zaleha

“…Hence, this paper has been aimed at presenting the �ndings of a systematic literature review on value stream mapping from the triple bottom line point of view. It classi�es and codes the main studies in the context as well as provides a research agenda with nine recommendations that may advance this under-studied �eld. …”
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