Bases for an Innovative Sustainable Socially Responsible Society Volume I

This two-volume edited collection is intended to be a contribution to humankind's efforts to find its way out from the global long-lasting socio-economic crises that have been visible in one form or another since 2008 and has been caused by the monopolistic abuse of free markets and democracy and the replacement of the Keynesian economic model and state capitalism with neoliberalism. The carefully chosen contributions rest on three principles, that we can achieve neither social responsibility nor sustainability if we do not incorporate innovation into a given practice, the importance of non-technological and user-friendly innovations in mutual relations, and the role of technological innovations that make healthy living and work easier.

This first volume explores societal development from neoliberalism to Innovative Sustainable Socially Responsible Society (ISSRS) and the necessity for good governance supporting sustainable behaviour and social responsibility. Topics covered include well-being managers, the impact of artificial intelligence, Sustainable Occupation Safety and Health and resolving differences and conflicts between generations. This academically grounded work will be of great interest to students and scholars of sustainability, innovation management, digital business and sociologists of work.

Also explores technological innovations that improve healthy work-life balance Sets out a plan for an Innovative Sustainable Socially Responsible society (ISSR) Emphasises non-technological innovations to improve social responsibility in businesses

Autorentext

Matja Mulej is an Emeritus Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Maribor, Slovenia, and IRDO, Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Ljubljana, Slovenia. He is also an Honorary Establishing President at IASCYS, International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences, Pau, France.

Anita Hrast is a Lecturer in social responsibility and NGO management at IRDO, Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Tjaša Štrukelj is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Maribor, Slovenia.

Borut Likar is a Professor in Innovation Management at the University of Primorska, Koper, Slovenia.

Simona Šarotar iek is an Associate Professor and Head of the Institute of Organization at the University of Maribor, Slovenia.

Inhalt

1. Bases of an innovative sustainable socially responsible (issr) society.-2. Social responsibility an alternative to neo-liberalism.-3. Solidarity based social transformation: the case of mondragon cooperatives.-4. Responsible governance and strategies, competitiveness and innovative sustainable socially responsible society.-5. The human resource management and its necessary contribution to the issr society.-6. Socially responsible agile human resource management .-7. Well-being managers.-8. Personal responsibility as issr behavior for sustainable welfare / wellbeing.-9. Well-being society as result and attribute of innovative sustainable socially responsible society.-10. The resulting iniciative: society welbeing