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The trajectories towards the sustainability of well-being: greening, knowledge, networking and productivity.
Journal Title: RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA' 
Author/s: Immacolata Viola, Aquilina Olleia, Giacomo Rotondo 
Year:  2013 Issue: 1 Language: Italian 
Pages:  12 Pg. 129-140 FullText PDF:  203 KB
DOI:  10.3280/RISS2013-001010
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Putting the sustainability of well-being at the center of a new social project requires the behavioral patterns of individual, business strategies, and policies, put in place at different levels (global, regional and disadvantaged groups) to take, as an element guide, principle of responsibility to the replicability of the capital stock. Stakeholder task is to seek the maximum compatibility in the adoption of the “trajectories” that are able to orient the global society towards the sustainability of well-being. It is our opinion that, in this context, four trajectories have a strategic value: greening, knowledge, networking and productivity.
Keywords: Greening, productivity, knowledge, networking, sustainability of wellbeing, social share responsibility

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Immacolata Viola, Aquilina Olleia, Giacomo Rotondo, The trajectories towards the sustainability of well-being: greening, knowledge, networking and productivity. in "RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA'" 1/2013, pp. 129-140, DOI:10.3280/RISS2013-001010

   

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