The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability

Volume 5, Issue 5

Published by The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability

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International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, Volume 5. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 5.845MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Can We Design Schools to Encourage Lifestyle Change? Participation and Sustainable Behaviour pp.1-16 • But this is Home: Wyoming the Energy State pp.17-26 • France’s Mandatory “Triple Bottom Line” Reporting: Promoting Sustainable Development through Informational Regulation pp.27-48 • The Effect of Management Control System on Hotel Environmental Performance pp.49-70 • Income and Expenditure Pattern of Selected Rural Villages in the Nwanedi River Basin pp.71-96 • Indigenous Australian Elementary Pre-service Teachers and their Motivation towards Learning Western Science pp.97-114 • Re-Materialisation and Re-Invention Towards Green Revolution pp.115-128 • New Village Models: Examining the Sustainability of Existing Realities and Hypothetical Visions pp.129-140 • The Role of Internal Marketing (IM) in Sustainable Destination Management: A Case Study of Grand Bay, Mauritius pp.141-160 • Entrepreneurial Intention of University Students pp.161-170 • Empirical Research on a Sustainable Consumption Performance Index of Chinese Urbanites pp.171-184	• Human Reliability Assessment Applied to Issues in Sustainable Development pp.185-196 • The Shift from a Mechanistic to an Ecological Paradigm pp.197-206 • The Contribution of the Hotel Sector to the Local Community: The Case of Mauritius pp.207-218 • Third-Party Assurance Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting: Experiences from Large Finnish Listed Companies pp.219-236 • Tourists’ Perceptions of Cultural Tourism in Mauritius pp.237-248 • Is Productivity Growth Driving Higher CO₂ Emissions? Evidence from High-Income Economies pp.249-270 • Perspective Matters: Towards Sustainability in Western Australia’s Coastal Zone pp.271-286 • Recreating Sustainable Communities in Exile: Leadership Roles of Sierra Leonean Refugee and Internally Displaced Women in Freetown, London, and Atlanta pp.287-300 • Sustainability of the Health Care Workforce in Africa: A Way Forward in Zambia pp.301-310

Articles:

• Can We Design Schools to Encourage Lifestyle Change? Participation and Sustainable Behaviour pp.1-16

• But this is Home: Wyoming the Energy State pp.17-26

• France’s Mandatory “Triple Bottom Line” Reporting: Promoting Sustainable Development through Informational Regulation pp.27-48

• The Effect of Management Control System on Hotel Environmental Performance pp.49-70

• Income and Expenditure Pattern of Selected Rural Villages in the Nwanedi River Basin pp.71-96

• Indigenous Australian Elementary Pre-service Teachers and their Motivation towards Learning Western Science pp.97-114

• Re-Materialisation and Re-Invention Towards Green Revolution pp.115-128

• New Village Models: Examining the Sustainability of Existing Realities and Hypothetical Visions pp.129-140

• The Role of Internal Marketing (IM) in Sustainable Destination Management: A Case Study of Grand Bay, Mauritius pp.141-160

• Entrepreneurial Intention of University Students pp.161-170

• Empirical Research on a Sustainable Consumption Performance Index of Chinese Urbanites pp.171-184

• Human Reliability Assessment Applied to Issues in Sustainable Development pp.185-196

• The Shift from a Mechanistic to an Ecological Paradigm pp.197-206

• The Contribution of the Hotel Sector to the Local Community: The Case of Mauritius pp.207-218

• Third-Party Assurance Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting: Experiences from Large Finnish Listed Companies pp.219-236

• Tourists’ Perceptions of Cultural Tourism in Mauritius pp.237-248

• Is Productivity Growth Driving Higher CO₂ Emissions? Evidence from High-Income Economies pp.249-270

• Perspective Matters: Towards Sustainability in Western Australia’s Coastal Zone pp.271-286

• Recreating Sustainable Communities in Exile: Leadership Roles of Sierra Leonean Refugee and Internally Displaced Women in Freetown, London, and Atlanta pp.287-300

• Sustainability of the Health Care Workforce in Africa: A Way Forward in Zambia pp.301-310

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