Entrepreneurship and sustainable environmental socio-economic development, Dr. Allam Ahmed and Prof. Ronald W. Mcquaid
Dr. Allam Ahmed UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX, UK Prof. Ronald W. Mcquaid NAPIER UNIVERSITY, UK The concept of entrepreneurship is multi-dimensional and often unclear. Various perspectives have different implications for how entrepreneurship is related to and can help promote sustainable development (SD). The key objectives of this paper are to explain different perspectives on what is […]
Globalisation and cluster-based economic strategy, Prof. Adolfo Chiri
ADOLFO F. CHIRI, CENTRUM – PUCP, PERU DOI: 10.47556/B.OUTLOOK2005.3.1 Abstract: Given changes in the global environment, businesses and countries are changing the way they compete. These changes are characterized by the ability of multinational corporations to locate their investment – production plants, R&D facilities, service centers, etc. – in any location in the world that […]
How sustainable is Turkey’s technology on the way of European Union membership?, Prof. Feride Gonel
Prof. FERIDE DOGANERE GONL YILDIZ TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, TURKEY DOI: 10.47556/B.OUTLOOK2005.3.24 Since the beginning of 1990s, sustainable development has become an important concept in international agenda. On the other hand, as a complex, multidimensional and attractive phenomena, globalization involves the specification of the interconnections and interdependencies between different economic, political, social, and cultural levels. In this […]
Sustainable development in a world of critical ferment, Manoranjan Sharma
MANORANJAN SHARMA CANARA BANK, INDIA The paper makes a strong case for the pursuit of sustainable development in a proper historical and comparative perspective on the basis of incontrovertible cross-country experiences. Since sustainable development has implications for life, biodiversity, environmental sustainability, inter-generational and distributive equity, it isolates and identifies causes of extinction of various forms […]
Technology transfer and sustainable development in the Gulf region, Prof. Amer Al-Roubaie and Prof. Jamal Al-Zayer
Prof. Amer Al-Roubaie AHLIA UNIVERSITY, BAHRAIN Prof. Jamal Al-Zayer KING FAHD UNIVERSITY FOR PETROLEUM AND MINERALS, SAUDI ARABIA This paper examines the role of technology transfer in sustainable development in the Gulf countries of the Arabian Peninsula. Due to labour market constraints, these countries could employ capital-intensive methods to increase productivity and enhance growth. Experience […]