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    Low Harm Hedonism Initiative

    June 2019
    ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship
    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.
  • vr conference

    Virtual Reality conferences to minimise the environmental impact of travel

    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.
  • report cover

    Land restoration and achieving sustainable development goals

    Published on: 2 October 2019
    Maximising the benefits of land restoration to achieve peace, justice and strong institutions.
  • aerial photo of Port of Brisbane

    Corporate sustainability governance of ports in Australia and New Zealand

    Insights from the Australian and New Zealand port industry. Ports may gain a competitive advantage by implementing effective sustainability strategies.
  • UQ solar farm at Gatton

    Large scale renewables projects for rural communities

    This research project examines the economic, social and ecological impacts of large-scale renewables projects for rural communities.
  • Procurement security and the circular economy in construction and infrastructure

    Developing a systematic regional approach to identification and implementation of circular economy opportunities and procurement of sustainable products.
  • Interior of Brisbane Concert Hall, QPAC, 2019

    ‘Sustainability’ in the performing arts (project supported by AIBE)

    This research combines linguistic analysis with management studies, to investigate what ‘sustainability’ means to Major Performing Arts Companies (MPACs) in Australia.
  • Solar farm at Warwick

    Australia’s evolving energy future

    Published on: 29 November 2018
    Preparing business through systems modelling, organisational capabilities and stable energy policy
  • The future of corporate reporting

    Published on: 22 November 2018
    Corporate reporting is changing and businesses need to keep up or face consequences
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