CALL FOR PAPERS: Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Sustainability in Natural Resource-Intensive Economies.

Pablo Muñoz; Ewald Kibler; José Ernesto Amorós; Soledad Parra

doi:10.4067/S0718-27242013000500001

Autores/as

Pablo Muñoz Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and Sustainability. Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez Business School. Diagonal Las Torres 2700, Peñalolén, Santiago
Ewald Kibler Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship School of Business, University of Aalto, PL 20230 00076 Aalto.
José Ernesto Amorós Universidad del Desarrollo, School of Business and Economics. Avenida La Plaza 700, Las Condes, Santiago.
Soledad Parra Professor and Researcher at the Business and Economics Faculty, Universidad Alberto Hurtado. Erasmo Escala 1835 Santiago.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-27242013000500001

Resumen

Background

In facing the challenges of reducing detrimental environmental and societal impacts created by unsustainable business practices, the development of innovations and entrepreneurship for sustainability has gained special attention. They are recognized as the engine in the transformation of current business processes and key factors in creating sustainable prosperity (Hall et al. 2010).

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Important dates

• Final date for submissions: 1 September 2014
• Notification to author: Last Week of October 2014
• Online Publications: 3rd Week of November 2014.

Palabras clave:

call for papers
business practices
entrepreneurship
Resource-Intensive Economies

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