<i>‘From theoretical foundations to practical implementation, the </i>Research Handbook on Sustainable Project Management<i> is a groundbreaking work, covering diverse perspectives, methods, and real-world case studies. Essential reading for project managers, scholars, and policymakers navigating the complexities of sustainability in project management. I’ll be referring to this often in my work.’</i>

- Jennifer Tharp, Project Management Institute, US,

<i>‘The sustainability transition now underway requires innumerable projects, of all shapes and sizes. This comprehensive Handbook illuminates the many ways in which sustainability can be infused into all these endeavors. Readers will gain a profound understanding of how projects hold the key to tackling the world’s grand challenges.’</i>

- Dror Etzion, University of Vermont, US,

<i>‘The </i>Research Handbook on Sustainable Project Management<i> is an invaluable resource, offering profound insights and practical guidance for integrating sustainability into project management. It is an essential read for anyone committed to advancing the field and achieving meaningful progress in sustainable practices.’</i>

- Zhifu Mi, University College London, UK,

This Research Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the role of project management in sustainable development. Examining how to successfully integrate sustainability into the processes and practices involved, it highlights the significant development in sustainable project management whilst exploring potential future directions for the field.Through investigating how projects are linked to societal development and change, the Research Handbook identifies how they can both consider and contribute to sustainability. Using diverse case studies, leading project management scholars address key challenges in the field, such as how to align an organisation’s sustainability ambition, strategy and project impact. Ultimately, this Research Handbook advances and deepens understandings of both the theoretical background and the most effective practical approaches to sustainable project management.Presenting a broad and nuanced view of what it means to be sustainable, this Research Handbook is a vital resource for students and scholars of project management, sustainability, and corporate social responsibility. It is also a useful guide for project management and governance professionals seeking a cutting-edge understanding of the future of their field.
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Contents Foreword xxi Prof. Dr. Mladen Vukomanović Preface xxiii 1 Introduction: shaping society through sustainable project management 1 Gilbert Silvius and Martina Huemann PART I THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS AND DEFINING PERSPECTIVES OF SUSTAINABLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2 Underpinning theoretical lenses in sustainable project management 14 Luca Sabini and Lauri Vuorinen 3 Sustainability: the power of non-linear thinking 29 Isabel Canto de Loura 4 Managing projects for sustainable innovation 50 Florian Findler and André Martinuzzi 5 Governance for sustainable project management 70 Christine Unterhitzenberger 6 Sustainable project management and its governance in the context of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 85 Shankar Sankaran, Ralf Müller and Nathalie Drouin 7 The dark side of projects: corruption, sexism, modern slavery, money laundering, inefficient use of resources, and waste of existing assets 99 Giorgio Locatelli, Tristano Sainati and Benito Mignacca 8 Fostering project social sustainability through stakeholder inclusion 117 Francesco Di Maddaloni and Kate Davis 9 Projects as dynamic learning episodes for sustainable development. A strategic and innovation perspective 135 Lynn A. Keeys 10 The role of responsibility in sustainable project management 161 Karen M. Thompson and Nigel L. Williams PART II PART II: METHODS, PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT 185 11 Sustainability’s impact on project management practices 187 Gilbert Silvius and Ron Schipper 12 Integrating circular economy and project management: a conceptual framework 205 Vladimir Obradović, Marija Todorović and Jelena Cvijović 13 Exploring the key sustainability factors on project success 226 Mauro L. Martens and Marly M. Carvalho 14 Project stakeholder orientation principles for managing projects sustainably 242 Pernille Eskerod and Martina Huemann 15 The human factor in sustainable project management 255 Gilbert Silvius and Carl Marnewick 16 Utilising project management to optimise project sustainability. A pilot study of an international project manager’s perspective on practices, challenges, and opportunities in delivering sustainable construction projects 267 Ruth Borg, Rebecca Dalli Gonzi and Simon Paul Borg 17 Approaches to sustainability decision making in product development projects and portfolios 290 Miia Martinsuo PART III IMPLEMENTATION AND CASE STUDIES OF SUSTAINABLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT 18 From the iron triangle to the ‘iron pentagon’. Prioritising environmental and social issues in project management – lessons learned from Amsterdam’s North-South metro line 308 Lara K. Mottee 19 Sustainable sport, swift, strong and striving. What can contribute to implementing sustainability in sport event projects? 325 Wenche Aarseth, Ole-Anders Seines, Erlend Westgård Schjem and Martin Svean 20 Engineering service providers in the lead to implement sustainable project management 343 Marian Bosch-Rekveldt, Gerrit Wijnands and Hans Bakker 21 Learning processes in Swedish sustainability projects. A case study 361 Jeaneth Johansson, Alexandra Isaksson and Ossi Pesämaa 22 Reconceptualising megaproject success. Strategic insights from the Sustainable Development Goals 377 Giorgio Locatelli and Juliano Denicol PART IV SUSTAINABLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR SOCIETAL CHALLENGES 23 Strange bedfellows? Project management and societal grand challenges 392 Lavagnon A. Ika and Lauchlan T. Munro 24 Achieving sustainable societal impact through projects and project management 411 Reinhard Wagner 25 Eliminating modern slavery through project management 426 Naomi Brookes, Gloria Oliomogbe and Elaine Falconer 26 Climate action as an extreme case of project portfolio management. Navigating global ambitions amid ambiguous sustainability transitions 438 Satu Teerikangas, Joana Geraldi, Christian Thuesen and Katariina Koistinen 27 Circular economy approaches in complex projects 460 Tuomas Ahola and Miia Martinsuo
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781800885448
Publisert
2024-07-16
Utgiver
Vendor
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Høyde
244 mm
Bredde
169 mm
Aldersnivå
P, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
500

Biographical note

Edited by Gilbert Silvius, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, the Netherlands, and University of Johannesburg, South Africa and Martina Huemann, Professor of Major Infrastructure and Project Hub lead, Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London, UK, and Professor, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria