...Urvashi Suryavanshi; Rishi Chaudhry; Akshay Kumar Mishra; Mahender Yadav Purpose This research mirrors a 360° probe into bibliometric review of various studies aimed to examine the relationship between financial inclusion and sustainable development (FI and SD). It also offers a conspectus of apex...

... © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainable development Stakeholders Climate strategy proactivity (CSP) Stakeholders perceptions Stakeholders relevance Visser (2008) argues that developing countries, also known as less...

... and environmental sustainability to assess sustainable development for the period 2005–2015 across a sample of 94 countries for which relevant data are available. Countries include two groups: developed and developing countries. Design/methodology/approach Using the index-based approach introduced by the World...

... conducted by use of a comprehensive literature review. First, the key concepts of the study such as destination competitiveness, sustainable development, stakeholders’ attitude and performance and tourist loyalty were identified. Then, an integrative review was conducted on literature regarding...

... was utilised effectively. Value added per man/month also registered an increase of 120.11 percent. In nutshell, the financial and operational performance analysis shows the efficiency of the Saraswati Sugar Mills Private Limited and its contribution towards sustainable development of its immediate society...

... of a country's industrial and firm's competitive advantage. There has been considerable discourse in relation to Porter's Model and the purpose of this paper is to critique and refine Porter's Diamond Model and consider the theme of sustainable development towards the development of a new conceptual model...

... argues that current levels of consumption by the developed world is not sustainable even as the world's poor begin to consume more to maintain a reasonable standard of living. New business models and models for sustainable development are called for. Research limitations/implications Sustainable...

... in the quality movement in the 1980s where firms realized they needed high‐quality inputs in order to produce high quality products themselves. The interdependence along the supply chain is well grounded in the current theory and practice of sustainable development (Roome, 1998). We would like to suggest...