"Trust, Sustainability, and Resilience: Management and Consumer Perspectives offers a comprehensive exploration of the key concepts shaping today's world. This book examines the complex relationship between trust, sustainability, and resilience across various domains, providing insights into their significant implications for both organizations and consumers. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical applications of these concepts from both management and consumer perspectives. Structured into two sections: the first section explores management perspectives, highlighting key issues and strategies, while the second section delves into consumer perspectives, examining the role of trust, sustainability, and resilience in shaping consumer behavior and preferences. This book is essential reading for academics, researchers, and practitioners interested in the intersection of trust, sustainability, and resilience. It provides valuable guidance for business leaders andpolicymakers seeking to integrate these principles into organizational strategies. Consumers and individuals interested in sustainable practices and responsible consumption will also find this book insightful. Whether studying management, environmental stewardship, or social sciences, this book offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and implementing trust, sustainability, and resilience principles for a better tomorrow"-- Provided by publisher.
Trust, Sustainability, and Resilience: Management and Consumer Perspectives offers a comprehensive exploration of the key concepts shaping todays world. This book examines the complex relationship between trust, sustainability, and resilience across various domains, providing insights into their significant implications for both organizations and consumers. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical applications of these concepts from both management and consumer perspectives. Structured into two parts: the first part explores management perspectives, highlighting key issues and strategies, while the second part delves into consumer perspectives, examining the role of trust, sustainability, and resilience in shaping consumer behavior and preferences. This book is essential reading for academics, researchers, and practitioners interested in the intersection of trust, sustainability, and resilience. It provides valuable guidance for business leaders and policymakers seeking to integrate these principles into organizational strategies. Consumers and individuals interested in sustainable practices and responsible consumption will also find this book insightful. Whether studying management, environmental stewardship, or social sciences, this book offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and implementing trust, sustainability, and resilience principles for a better tomorrow.
This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the key concepts shaping todays world. This book examines the complex relationship between trust, sustainability, and resilience across various domains, providing insights into their significant implications for both organizations and consumers.
PART I TRUST, SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE A MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE:
1. Relationships Between Trust, Sustainability and Resilience - a Model-Based
Approach,
2. The role of public policy in management and maintenance of
sustainable development of enterprises,
3. Trust and sustainability for the
organizational resilience of the worlds largest companies and their
corporate brands,
4. Sustainability Reporting (ESG) in the Opinion of SME
Management in Poland,
5. Resilience in Agriculture - Theoretical Foundations,
6. Higher Education Institutions' Engagement in the Concept of Sustainability
- The perspective of Polish and Turkish universities,
7. Trust and Resilience
in Remote Work,
8. Sustainability in Urban Space Management. An Attempt to
Create an Algorithm for Resilient Green Areas Management, Part II TRUST,
SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE A CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE:
9. Food Crisis as a
Challenge to Consumer Trust and Resilence in the Food Market,
10. Cultivating
Trust in the Emerging Trend of Selfie Tourism,
11. Young Consumers' Trust in
Food Supply Chain Participants,
12. Trust in Artificial Intelligence
Rationale for Implementation in Students' Daily Lives,
13. The
Socio-Environmental Perspective of Value as a Determinant of Engagement in
Sustainable Sport Events,
14. Mobile Apps as a Reliable Source of Information
- an Eco-Apps and Generation Z Perspective,
15. Gen Z's Trust and Involvement
in Social Initiatives for the Sustainable Development of Cities in Albania,
Poland and Serbia,
16. Shaping Sustainable Mobility: Residents' Opinions on
the Clean Transport Zone in Warsaw
Kuanchin Chen is the Director of Center for Business Analytics, a Professor of Computer Information Systems, and John W. Snyder Faculty Fellow at Western Michigan University, USA.
Piotr Pietrzak is an Adjunct Professor in the Management Institute at Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW), Poland.
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