Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

New Paradigm 'Sustaincentrism' Revolutionizes Management for Sustainable Development

Academy of Management Review
Shifting Paradigms for Sustainable Development: Implications for Management Theory and Research
Thomas N. Gladwin, James J. Kennelly, Tara‐Shelomith Krause

Paper Summary

The article discusses how current management theories need to change to support sustainable development. It argues that we need to reconnect humanity with nature and truth with morality. The authors suggest a new approach called "sustaincentrism" that combines technology and ecology for better sustainability. This new paradigm could help organizations support both the environment and society.

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