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• Cover
• Half Title
• Series Information
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• Acknowledgements
• 1 CSR and the new frontiers of business, management, and enterprise: The new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 1
• Background: Remote versus urban Arctic areas
• The new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Entrepreneurship and innovation in the Arctic (knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship)
• Further resources: The next chapters
• Case study: Arctic innovative entrepreneurs – the next generation
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• 2 Historical background: CSR timeline, concepts, frameworks, and theories
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of historical milestones, concepts, frameworks, and theories discussed in Chapter 2
• Background: Historical milestones in the CSR, sustainability, and Indigenous Peoples timeline
• CSR definitions and concepts
• CSR frameworks or models
• CSR theories
• Further resources
• Case study: Albatros Expeditions
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 3 Relevance of CSR in a world in transition: Contemporary trends
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 3
• Background: Climate-related concepts
• Climate change in the Arctic
• Arctic energy development, infrastructure, transportation, and energy utilization
• Adapting to change
• Arctic resilience
• The Paris Agreement
• The Sustainable Development Goals
• The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
• CSR and the role of businesses and financial institutions in the Arctic
• Further resources
• Case study: Decline in investors’ interest in Arctic oil projects and the risk of stranded assets
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 4 The eight Arctic nations and their respective industries: Case studies
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Background: From theory to practice
• Canada
• The West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative: A case study from Canada
• Denmark – Greenland
• The Royal Greenland Group: A case study from Greenland
• Finland
• The Sustainable Mining Network: A case study from Finland
• Iceland
• Carbfix: A case study from Iceland
• Norway
• The Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators: Case study from Norway
• Sweden
• Tentipi: A case study from Sweden
• The Russian Federation
• Novatek: A case study from Russia
• The United States
• The Red Dog mine: A case study from the United States
• Questions for discussion
• Further resources
• Chapter summary
• References
• 5 The role of business and stakeholders in the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 5
• Background: Stakeholder theory
• Role of business–stakeholder relationship in the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Role of stakeholders in the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Role of non-Arctic stakeholders in the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Role of the environment and non-human stakeholders in the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Arctic stakeholder theory versus contemporary stakeholder theory
• Arctic business principles and standards concerning the new CSR strategy in the Arctic
• Further resources
• Case study
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 6 CSR and Arctic communities
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Background: CSR in the Arctic multicultural context
• CSR, extractive industry and Arctic communities: Energy systems, mining, agroecosystems
• Energy systems
• Energy transition and socio-technical systems
• Global application and emerging cases of socio-technical systems
• Mining in the Arctic
• Agroecosystems and food security
• Inequality as a result of drivers of change
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 7 CSR and practical solutions in complex environmental contexts
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 7
• Background: Environment and sustainability
• Emerging local and global risks
• Ethics and emerging technologies: Responsible Research and Innovation
• Circular economy
• Smart specialization
• Bioeconomy: Green transition, principles, and criteria
• Blue economy
• Further resources
• Case study
• The concept of bio-refineries
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 8 CSR and the new trends in business practices and sustainable enterprise
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 8
• Arctic responsible supply chains
• The influence of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
• UN Global Compact and CSR Compass: A coherent framework and tool for sustainable business
• UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• European Union (EU) strategy for CSR as part of the EU’s 2030 strategy on smart, sustainable, and inclusive growth and the new integrated EU policy for the Arctic
• Arctic Investment Protocol
• Circular economy as a model of Arctic development
• Further resources
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 9 CSR auditing and reporting
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of principles, guidelines, and standards addressed in Chapter 9
• Background: From voluntary to mandatory CSR reporting
• The UN Global Compact
• The Global Reporting Initiative
• The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
• Sustainability Accounting Standards Board
• The International Integrated Reporting Council
• AccountAbility
• Social Accountability 8000
• Nasdaq ESG Reporting Guide
• International Labour Organization conventions
• The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• The UN Principles on Businesses and Human Rights
• The International Organization for Standardization Standards
• Carbon Disclosure Project
• Principles for Responsible Investment
• The Arctic Investment Protocol
• Further resources
• Case study: The Danish CSR Compass
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• 10 CSR education for the 21st century
• Learning objectives
• Introduction
• Types of discussion and issues explored in Chapter 10
• Background: Relationship between CSR, sustainability, and education
• Adaptive education for the business context and ethical issues: Global and local perspective
• Curriculum and pedagogical changes to promote socially responsible interactions
• How to form global citizens capable of tackling the challenges of the 21st century
• The future of CSR and the SDGs in the Arctic
• Further resources
• Case study
• Questions for discussion
• Chapter summary
• References
• Index