Socio-technical transitions to environmental sustainability: A 3D perspective at organizational level

Sophie Liénart, Annick Castiaux (Supervisor)

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Abstract

Strategically integrating energy efficiency requirements into a technological product innovation involves taking into account several key dimensions that go beyond the development of the green technology itself. Based on a preliminary conceptual model, this theoretical paper aims at improving our understanding of the dynamics taking place when such a socio-technical system transits towards environmental sustainability. It assesses both the micro-level processes involved in constructing green technologies and the macro and meso-level patterns endogenous and exogenous to the firm, shaping the development and diffusion of those sustainable technologies inside the organization.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationISIS report
Subtitle of host publicationMaking the Number of Options Grow. Contributions to the Corporate Responsibility Research Conference 2013
EditorsWilfried Winiwarter, Ulrike Gelbmann, Rupert J. Baumgartner
Place of PublicationGraz, Austria
Pages121
Number of pages137
Volume6
ISBN (Electronic)ISSN 2308-1767
Publication statusPublished - 2014

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