Airbnb has become a whale in holiday accommodation. Despite promoting itself as a more sustainable way to travel, this study suggests it has a bigger carbon footprint than many realise.
The Low Harm Hedonism Initiative will develop and validate a new theory that explains, predicts, and elicits pro-environmental conduct among consumers in enjoyment-focused settings.
In June 2020, AIBE collaborated with UQ Business, IT and civil engineering researchers, and international research organisation GRONEN to deliver two sessions in virtual reality at a conference for business and management academics.
Insights from the Australian and New Zealand port industry. Ports may gain a competitive advantage by implementing effective sustainability strategies.
Developing a systematic regional approach to identification and implementation of circular economy opportunities and procurement of sustainable products.
This research combines linguistic analysis with management studies, to investigate what ‘sustainability’ means to Major Performing Arts Companies (MPACs) in Australia.
