The Business Ecosystem Research of the Environmental Goods and Services Sector

A special issue of Economies (ISSN 2227-7099).

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Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue of Economies aims to highlight contemporary research into business ecosystems in the environmental goods and services sector (EGSS). The importance of this economic sector has grown steadily since the beginning of the 20th century as environmental problems have become social and economic problems. The importance of EGSS became clear when it was discovered that there is no possibility to maintain the rest of the economy if there is no sustainable development based on EGSS. This conclusion brings many challenges due to the highly turbulent business environment, achieving, shaping, and above all, maintaining the competitiveness of enterprises involved in the business ecosystems in EGSS. Relations between business entities in EGSS create inter-organizational networks based on the complexity of relationships, green supply chains, responsibility, environmental protection, green job creation, and adaptation time to changing legal regulations, green taxes and fees, and, finally, business ecosystem transformations. Their role in these networks is still being researched because, in EGSS, there are different management directions (environmental management and environment management) and strategies that relate to different areas of economic activity – environment protection and resource management. Economies is inviting researchers and academicians to submit their work to a Special Issue dedicated to “Business Ecosystems in the Environmental Goods and Services Sector”. Some potential topics include transformations towards sustainable development, green jobs and green labor market, sustainable development, green innovations related to EGSS development, business ecosystem models, and environmental economy or green economy. The insights gained will be useful for students, practitioners, and policymakers.

Dr. Adam Sulich
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Keywords

  • Sustainable companies
  • Business ecosystem complexity
  • Inter-organizational networks
  • Green growth

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The Stakeholders’ Role in the Corporate Strategy Creation for the Sustainable Development of Russian Industrial Enterprises
by Yuliya Y. Medvedeva, Roman S. Luchaninov, Natalia V. Poluyanova, Svetlana V. Semenova and Ekaterina A. Alekseeva
Economies 2022, 10(5), 116; https://0-doi-org.brum.beds.ac.uk/10.3390/economies10050116 - 17 May 2022
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The purpose of this study is to determine the interests of stakeholders and their influence on the strategic guidelines for the sustainable development of industrial enterprises in the Russian fuel and energy complex. Environmental safety is one of the components of the corporate [...] Read more.
The purpose of this study is to determine the interests of stakeholders and their influence on the strategic guidelines for the sustainable development of industrial enterprises in the Russian fuel and energy complex. Environmental safety is one of the components of the corporate strategy implementation for the sustainable development of industrial enterprises. The significance of this component is determined not so much by the regulatory institutional impact as by the transformation of economic agents’ behavior in the market: consumers, partners, investors, competitors who are stakeholders. This study defines the composition of stakeholders for Russian industrial enterprises leading in the field of sustainable development based on the results of ESG-ratings. It also identifies their priority interests and the sustainable development goals of industrial companies. Based on the analysis of open reports on the sustainable development of Russian industrial enterprises, the article identifies the key goals of sustainable development for stakeholders of Russian industrial enterprises in the fuel and energy complex. An analysis of the mechanism for organizing interaction with stakeholders shows that for most stakeholder groups, interaction is implemented through the non-financial reporting of companies. The study concludes that a proactive approach will enable companies to identify sustainable development issues with the greatest long-term potential, and thus to create a system of preventive strategic action. Full article
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