Many Asian countries are undergoing rapid economic growth and social transformation. Industrialization of these countries has caused increasing concern over sustainability management issues. As a result, industry and business are called upon to act responsibly for the protection of the natural environment and the cohesion of society. Inline with the principles of the 11th Euro-Asia Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management was jointly organized by the IMRE program of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany, and the Tourism Management College of Tianjin University of Finance and Economics, China. As the second part of the Tourism, MICE, Hospitality Management and Education Session of the conference proceedings, this book contributes to academic literature by presenting more than 30 papers on recent research findings of more than 60 researchers in tourism and MICE management, hospitality management and education, environmental protection, foreign trade, and CSR. As a pioneering work about Euro-Asian cooperation on CSR and environmental management, this book may become a guideline for responsible business operation. It deserves careful reading and should find numerous readers.
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Proceedings of the 11th Euro-Asia Conference on Environment and CSR: Tourism, Society and Education Session, Li Zhang
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Année de publication
2016
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Many Asian countries are undergoing rapid economic growth and social transformation. Industrialization of these countries has caused increasing concern over sustainability management issues. As a result, industry and business are called upon to act responsibly for the protection of the natural environment and the cohesion of society. Inline with the principles of the 11th Euro-Asia Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management was jointly organized by the IMRE program of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany, and the Tourism Management College of Tianjin University of Finance and Economics, China. As the second part of the Tourism, MICE, Hospitality Management and Education Session of the conference proceedings, this book contributes to academic literature by presenting more than 30 papers on recent research findings of more than 60 researchers in tourism and MICE management, hospitality management and education, environmental protection, foreign trade, and CSR. As a pioneering work about Euro-Asian cooperation on CSR and environmental management, this book may become a guideline for responsible business operation. It deserves careful reading and should find numerous readers.
