Sub-theme 38: Ecological Insights on Sustainable Organizing: Bridging Organizational and Natural Sciences -> HYBRID sub-theme!
Convenors:
Stefano Pascucci, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Lucie Baudoin, Excelia Business School, France
Lucrezia Nava, Zicklin School of Business, New York, USA
Session I: Thursday, July 04, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P1-33
Introduction: Integrating Management and Natural Sciences
Chair: Lucrezia Nava
Laura A. Colombo, Stefano Pascucci and Simon Platten
Organising as a complex adaptive cycle: The case of “Tamar Grow Local”
Discussant(s): Baudoin/van den Broek
Franz Wohlgezogen, Nicholas Poggioli and Lucrezia Nava
Stocktake: Biophysical phenomena and data in management research
Discussant(s): Colombo/Pascucci/Platten
Lucie Baudoin and Onna Malou van den Broek
Jack of many trades, master of none? Meaningfully integrating natural sciences in management studies
Discussant(s): Wohlgezogen/Poggioli/Nava
Online coordinator: Stefano Pascucci
Session II: Thursday, July 04, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P1-33
Biodiversity and Business
Chair: Lucie Baudoin
Kerrigan Unter, Leo Vogel and Judith Walls
Business and biodiversity: Measurement of an ambiguous goal
Discussant(s): Azizi/Junge/Sassen
Leyla Azizi, Lisa Junge and Remmer Sassen
Organizational crossroads: Navigating biodiversity protection by financial institutions between purpose and profits
Discussant(s): Unter/Vogel/Walls
Liza Wood and Stefano Pascucci
"Keep the diversity alive": Entanglements of ecological systems and organizational transformation
Discussant(s): Bhardwaj
Online coordinator: Lucrezia Nava
Session III: Thursday, July 04, 14:00 to 15:30, U6-P1-33
Panel Discussion with Natural Scientists
Chair: Stefano Pascucci
We will have the chance to hear a keynote speech from Professor Camille Bonneaud, Director of the Environment and Sustainability
Institute at the University of Exeter and Professor of Evolutionary Biology, highlighting her experience bridging natural
and social sciences. Following, there will be a panel conversation with natural scientists (including ecologists, chemists,
and a geologist) from the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences of Bicocca University. The panel discussion aims
at defining the opportunities (and challenges) of collaborations between management and natural scientists.
Online coordinator: Lucrezia Nava
Online coordinator: Lucrezia Nava
Session IV: Friday, July 05, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P1-33
Accountability and Measures
Chair: Stefano Pascucci
Martina Linnenluecke, Georgina Ge and Rui Xue
Disclosure of planetary boundaries-related information in GRI reports
Discussant(s): Thorpe/Figge/Juliao
Andrea S. Thorpe, Frank Figge and Jorge Julião
Doing things efficiently for a long time: A time-based metric for organisations and sustainable resource use
Discussant(s): Linnenluecke/Ge/Xue
Pierre E. Baret and Sébastien Poulain
A comprehensive accounting model to operationalize CSR? Experimenting the CARE model: The case of the “water capital” in an
agro-industrial site
Discussant(s): Counillon/Disse
Victor Counillon and Eléonore Disse
Re-founding organizational ontology for sustainability: The role of ecological accounting as a bridge between scientific and
practical knowledge
Discussant(s): Baret
Online coordinator: Lucie Baudoin
Session V: Friday, July 05, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P1-33
Human-Nature Connection
Chair: Lucrezia Nava
Kenneth Mølbjerg Jørgensen, Tracy Trägårdh, Filippa Säwe, Anders Edvik and Fredrik Björk
Gaian stories for a new humanity in management – A terrestrial ethics of organizing for sustainability
Discussant(s): Nieminen
Martta Nieminen
Multispecies collective work in regenerative forest management
Discussant(s): Mølbjerg Jørgensen
Lucas Stocco, Stephanie Daher and Gasodá Suruí
When sustainability initiatives and indigenous realities meet: Ontological violence in the case of the ‘Paiter Suruí Carbon
Credit REDD+ Project’
Discussant(s): Nava
Online coordinator: Stefano Pascucci
Session VI: Friday, July 05, 14:00 to 15:30, U6-P1-33
Governance and Regulations
Chair: Stefano Pascucci
François Collet, Lucie Baudoin and Daniel Arenas
Institutional and biophysical factors affecting the conceptualization of
climate change: The case of French and Spanish river basin
collaborative governance organizations
Discussant(s): Oleto/Palhares dos Santos
Alice Oleto and José Vitor Palhares dos Santos
“Is agro tech, is agro pop, is agro everything”? Water conflict intensified by agribusiness involving traditional communities
in the southeast region of Brazil
Discussant(s): Collet/Baudoin/Arenas
Juliana F. Haugen and Jon Olaf Olaussen
Plague or cholera? Stakeholder perspectives on Norwegian salmon farming regulations
Discussant(s): Zhou/Pluchinotta/Zimmermann
Ke Zhou, Irene Pluchinotta and Nici Zimmermann
Re-strategising environmental neutrality: Systems thinking in conceptualizing net zero carbon, water neutrality, and biodiversity
net gain policies
Discussant(s): Haugen/Olaussen
Online coordinator: Lucie Baudoin
Session VII: Saturday, July 06, 09:00 to 10:30, U6-P1-33
Sustainable and Resilient Food Production
Chair: Lucie Baudoin
Karim Ben Slimane and Amira Benali
The role of local identities in framing solutions to food sovereignty
Discussant(s): Danese/de Marchi/Mittone
Giuseppe Danese, Valentina De Marchi and Luigi Mittone
Environmental upgrading in global value chains: An experiment
Discussant(s): Ben Sliman/Benali
Varun Bhardwaj and Daniel Tisch
Cross-scale resilience: A thematic analysis of food system sustainability across three geographic regions
Discussant(s): Wood/Pascucci
Online coordinator: Lucrezia Nava
Session VIII: Saturday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, U6-P1-33
Final Remarks: Towards Regenerative Business Models
Chair: Stefano Pascucci
Leopoldo Blugerman and Gabriel Berger
From sustainability to regeneration in the food and beverages industry in Iberoamerica
Discussant(s): Good/Stocco/Daher
Donatienne Delorme and Laurence Lemoine
Regenerative business: Strategies and ecosystem diversity
Discussant(s): Blugerman
Jason E. Good
A stakeholder ecology? Frameworks for identifying, managing, and transforming non-human stakeholder relations for biodiversity
regeneration
Discussant(s): Delorme/Lemoine
Online coordinator: Lucie Baudoin