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Announcing Issue 57 of the Journal of Corporate Citizenship (JCC) from Greenleaf Publishing
New Business Models for Sustainable Fashion
The fashion industry has not traditionally been associated with definitions of sustainable development and sustainability. The social and environmental challenges faced by the fashion industry concern the entire supply and demand chain, propped up by a throwaway consumer culture. In response to these sustainability challenges, some fashion companies have developed innovative social and environmental initiatives. While many of these initiatives are sympathetic, resourceful and hold real potential for generating social and environmental improvements, greater scale and scope is needed in order to bring about a more fundamental shift in current practices.
This Special Issue of the Journal of Corporate Citizenship explores how sustainability can be a driver for exploring new business models within a single industrial setting, highlighting some of the sustainability initiatives that bring hope for a more sustainable future. New Business Models for Sustainable Fashion is a must-read for researchers and practitioners tackling the challenges of an industry in need of large-scale transformation.
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Table of Contents
Editorial
Malcolm McIntosh, General Editor, Journal of Corporate Citizenship
Introduction
Esben Rahbek Gjerdrum Pedersen, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Miguel Angel Gardetti, the Sustainable Textile Centre, Argentina
Business Model Innovation through Second Hand Retailing: A Fashion Industry Case
Kerli Kant Hvass, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Quo Vadis Responsible Fashion? Contingencies and Trends Influencing Sustainable Business Models in the Wearing Apparel Sector
Robert Kudlak, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
André Martinuzzi, Norma Schoenherr and Barbara Krumay, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria
Apparel Manufacturers and the Business Case for Social Sustainability: 'World Class' CSR and Business Model Innovation
Marsha A. Dickson and Rita K. Chang, University of Delaware, USA
Business 'Plan A': Analysing Business Model Innovation for Sustainable Consumption in Mass-Market Clothes Retailing
Elizabeth Morgan, University of Leeds, UK
Barriers towards a Systemic Change in the Clothing Industry: How do Sustainable Fashion Enterprises Influence their Sector?
Ingrid Molderez and Bart Van Elst, University of Leuven, Belgium
Case Study: Miranda Brown Limited and the Passion to Make Fashion Sustainable
Kate Kearins and Helen Tregidga, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
Eva Collins, University of Waikato, New Zealand
About the Journal of Corporate Citizenship
Notes for Contributors
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for Papers - Journal of Corporate Citizenship Special Issue on Intellectual Shamans, Wayfinders, Systems Thinkers and Social Movements: Building a Future Where All Can Thrive. Initial contributions of 4000-6000 words should be submitted by 1st July 2015. Please click here for more information, including how to submit: http://goo.gl/Edesa1
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