Radical innovation for sustainability: same same, but different?

Erik G. Hansen¹, Julia C. Schmitt¹, Marcus Wagner², Cornelius Herstatt³

1: Johannes Kepler Universität Linz; 2: Universität Augsburg; 3: TU Hamburg-Harburg

Radical collaboration as means to understand radical innovation for sustainability

Ilka Weissbrod

TU Dresden, Germany

Consultants as sustainability intermediaries: a double transition perspective

Ilka Weissbrod¹, Nancy M.P. Bocken², Samanthi Dijkstra-Silva¹

1: TU Dresden, Carlowitz-Junior Professorship for Sustainability Assessment and Policy, Germany; 2: Maastricht University, Maastricht Sustainability Institute, The Netherlands

Navigating sustainability crossroads: A configurational analysis of incumbent firms' modes of behavior

Sabrina Schmidt¹, Lea Stöber², Samanthi Dijkstra-Silva¹

1: Technische Universität Dresden, Germany; 2: Universität Hohenheim

Digital Product passports as boundary objects for the circular economy: Drivers, barriers, potentials and a research agenda

Andres Alcayaga^1,2, Niklas Hoffmann¹, Holger Berg¹, Helen Brüggmann¹

1: Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany; 2: Institute for Integrated Quality Design (IQD), Johannes Kepler University Linz

Integration of blockchain and life cycle assessment: A systematic literature review

Lyu Zhang, Magnus Fröhling

Technical University of Munich, Germany

Towards Digital and Sustainable Supply Chains: A Twitter Analysis

Sharfah Ahmad Qazi¹, Raja Usman Khalid², Stefan Seuring¹

1: Universität Kassel, Germany; 2: Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan

Micro robot technologies in the tension between safety and security to promote sustainability

Marlen Gabriele Arnold, Sabine Uhlig

TU Chemnitz, Germany

Dead End Ahead – How Phase-Out Policies Affect Incumbent Adaptation to Technological Change in the Automotive Industry

Hauke Luetkehaus¹, Joern Hoppmann^1,2

1: Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany; 2: ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Decarbonization potentials of sustainable materials in automotive production

Inka Hahn, Dominik Reichert, Magnus Fröhling

Technical University of Munich, Germany

Strategies for the circular economy of EV batteries – A meso-level Material Flow Assessment of different circular economy pathways

Martin Hillenbrand

University of Bayreuth, Germany

Hope never dies? Emotional responses to climate change terminology

Petra Dickel

FH Kiel, Germany

How to Survive in a Growth-Oriented Economy: Findings of a Semi-Systematic Literature Review on the Role of Growth for Sufficiency-oriented businesses

Maike Gossen¹, Laura Beyeler², Laura Niessen¹

1: Technische Universität Berlin, Germany; 2: Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg

Transparenz im Sport: Eine Analyse der Nachhaltigkeitsberichterstattung deutscher Bundesligavereine

Christoph Scope, Jakob Simang, Remmer Sassen

TU Dresden, Germany

Workplace Interventions to Change Pro-Environmental Behaviour: A Meta-Analysis

Franziska Brack, Hannes Petrowsky, Jacob Hörisch, David Loschelder

Leuphana University, Germany