GAIA Sonderheft - 2019

Editorial
The business of business is mutual cooperation for sustainable development
by Günther Bachmann

Social-ecological research for the transformation to a sustainable economy
Opening up new perspectives for change
by Rainer Walz, Ralph Wilhelm

Quantifying the sharing economy
An approach for measuring the ecological, social, and economic effects
by Dominika Wruk, Achim Oberg, Marina Friedrich-Schieback

Wider economic and social implications of sustainable economy approaches
Some insights from a scenario exercise
by Rainer Walz, Clara Olenburg, Matthias Pfaff, Johannes Schuler, Matthias Gotsch, Frank Marscheider-Weidemann, Michael Hiete

Governance-Ansätze für nachhaltige Transformationen auf dem Prüfstand dreier Praxisfelder
by Dirk Arne Heyen

Governance for the sustainable economy
Institutional innovation from the bottom up?
by Klaus Jacob

Employee roles in sustainability transformation processes
A move away from expertise and towards experience-driven sustainability management
by Elisabeth Süßbauer, Rina Maas-Deipenbrock

The role of voluntary sustainability standards in governing the supply of mineral raw materials
by Michael Hiete, Rasmus Tröster, Philipp Christopher Sauer, Samuel Drempetic

Drivers and barriers of sustainability transformations
A comparison of the “Energiewende” and the attempted transformation to organic agriculture in Germany
by Dirk Arne Heyen, Franziska Wolff

Increasing sustainability in clothing production and consumption – opportunities and constraints
by Silke Kleinhückelkotten, H.-Peter Neitzke