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Part I: Ecological Ramifications of Non-Sustainability
Chapter 1: Selfishness, Greed and Apathy: Addressing the Spiritual Impoverishment at the Root of Ecological Sustainability
Chapter 2: To Eat or Not To Eat Meat: Striking at the Root of Global Warming!
Chapter 3: The Spirit of Sustainability: The Fourth Dimension to the Bottom Line
Chapter 5: From Crop Wastes to Mushroom Packages: The Creative Destruction of Packaging Industry
Chapter 6: Just conservation: In defense of environmentalism
Part II: Systemic Paradigm Shifts About Sustainability
Chapter 7: Social Entrepreneurship: Where Sustainable Leading meets Sustainable Living
Chapter 8: Higher Education Teaching Approaches to Move from the Individual to the Collective approach to Sustainability
Chapter 9: The search for the good green life: A personal exploration of what it means to live sustainably
Chapter 10: Utilizing Social Media and Gamification in Sustainable Practices
Chapter 11: The Theology of Sustainability Practice
Part III: Innovative Initiatives Toward Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 12: Moving Forward with Social Responsibility: Shifting Gears from Why to How
Chapter 13: Designing Sustainability Reporting Systems to Maximize Dynamic Stakeholder Agility
Chapter 14: Empathy as a Driver for Engaged Sustainability in Enterprises
Chapter 15: Packing-Free Supermarkets
Chapter 16: Social sustainability in Built Environment Supply Chains
Chapter 17: Responsible Investing and Corporate Social Responsibility for Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 18: Up-Cycle Construction Capital: Turning The Cost of Waste into Sustainable Benefits
Chapter 19: Transition in Energy Sector: A qualitative Case Study of a Community Based Enterprise
Part IV: Global Initiatives Toward Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 20: Gourmet products from food waste
Chapter 21: Permaculture and the Politics of (Un)sustainability
Chapter 22: Consumer society and "Conscious consumption": evidence from Brazilian Super Market
Chapter 23: Best Practices On Quality Of Life Regarding The Impact Of Global Warming On Business Planning In México
Chapter 24: Can Time Banks be a sustainable alternative for Refugees Social Integration in European Communities?
Chapter 25: Potential Of Photovoltaic Energy in Mexico: Development and outlook
Part V: Engaged Sustainability: Future Trends and Prospects
Chapter 26: Education in Human Values: Planting the Seed of Sustainability in Young Minds
Chapter 27: Low Carbon Economies (LCEs): International Applications and Future Trends
Chapter 28: Supporting Socially Balanced, Environmentally Restorative and Resource Regenerative Economy: Developing and Implementing a Regional Ethical Circular Economy Innovation Strategy
Chapter 29: Smart Cities: New Urbanism
New Agrarianism as a Path to Sustainability
Chapter 30: The Sustainability Summit: Using Appreciative Inquiry to Engage the Whole System
Chapter 31: Alternative Lifestyles for a Sustainable Future: Vignettes from an Urban Ecovillage
Chapter 32: Agent-based Change in facilitating Sustainability Transitions
A multi-disciplinary literature review and "Call for Action"
Chapter 33: Social Status, Ethicality and Environmental Conscientiousness: Accomplishing Positive Societal Change.
Chapter 1: Selfishness, Greed and Apathy: Addressing the Spiritual Impoverishment at the Root of Ecological Sustainability
Chapter 2: To Eat or Not To Eat Meat: Striking at the Root of Global Warming!
Chapter 3: The Spirit of Sustainability: The Fourth Dimension to the Bottom Line
Chapter 5: From Crop Wastes to Mushroom Packages: The Creative Destruction of Packaging Industry
Chapter 6: Just conservation: In defense of environmentalism
Part II: Systemic Paradigm Shifts About Sustainability
Chapter 7: Social Entrepreneurship: Where Sustainable Leading meets Sustainable Living
Chapter 8: Higher Education Teaching Approaches to Move from the Individual to the Collective approach to Sustainability
Chapter 9: The search for the good green life: A personal exploration of what it means to live sustainably
Chapter 10: Utilizing Social Media and Gamification in Sustainable Practices
Chapter 11: The Theology of Sustainability Practice
Part III: Innovative Initiatives Toward Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 12: Moving Forward with Social Responsibility: Shifting Gears from Why to How
Chapter 13: Designing Sustainability Reporting Systems to Maximize Dynamic Stakeholder Agility
Chapter 14: Empathy as a Driver for Engaged Sustainability in Enterprises
Chapter 15: Packing-Free Supermarkets
Chapter 16: Social sustainability in Built Environment Supply Chains
Chapter 17: Responsible Investing and Corporate Social Responsibility for Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 18: Up-Cycle Construction Capital: Turning The Cost of Waste into Sustainable Benefits
Chapter 19: Transition in Energy Sector: A qualitative Case Study of a Community Based Enterprise
Part IV: Global Initiatives Toward Engaged Sustainability
Chapter 20: Gourmet products from food waste
Chapter 21: Permaculture and the Politics of (Un)sustainability
Chapter 22: Consumer society and "Conscious consumption": evidence from Brazilian Super Market
Chapter 23: Best Practices On Quality Of Life Regarding The Impact Of Global Warming On Business Planning In México
Chapter 24: Can Time Banks be a sustainable alternative for Refugees Social Integration in European Communities?
Chapter 25: Potential Of Photovoltaic Energy in Mexico: Development and outlook
Part V: Engaged Sustainability: Future Trends and Prospects
Chapter 26: Education in Human Values: Planting the Seed of Sustainability in Young Minds
Chapter 27: Low Carbon Economies (LCEs): International Applications and Future Trends
Chapter 28: Supporting Socially Balanced, Environmentally Restorative and Resource Regenerative Economy: Developing and Implementing a Regional Ethical Circular Economy Innovation Strategy
Chapter 29: Smart Cities: New Urbanism
New Agrarianism as a Path to Sustainability
Chapter 30: The Sustainability Summit: Using Appreciative Inquiry to Engage the Whole System
Chapter 31: Alternative Lifestyles for a Sustainable Future: Vignettes from an Urban Ecovillage
Chapter 32: Agent-based Change in facilitating Sustainability Transitions
A multi-disciplinary literature review and "Call for Action"
Chapter 33: Social Status, Ethicality and Environmental Conscientiousness: Accomplishing Positive Societal Change.