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Sarah Ivory

University of Edinburgh

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Journal of Business Ethics | 2018

Managing Corporate Sustainability with a Paradoxical Lens: Lessons from Strategic Agility

Sarah Ivory; Simon Brooks

British Academy of Management Conference | 2012

Corporate Sustainability, a critical review

Sarah Ivory; Brad MacKay

Journal of Business Ethics | 2017

Erratum to: Managing Corporate Sustainability with a Paradoxical Lens: Lessons from Strategic Agility

Sarah Ivory; Simon Brooks

Archive | 2014

Scotland's independence referendum: Your business, your vote

Brad MacKay; Sarah Ivory

British Academy of Management Conference | 2014

Examining the process of legitimising corporate sustainability within the organisation

Sarah Ivory; Brad MacKay

British Academy of Management Conference | 2014

Examining the process of legitimising corporate sustainability within the organisation: Towards a Generalised Legitimising Pathway

Sarah Ivory; Brad MacKay

Academy of Management Conference | 2014

The process of legitimising sustainability within an organisation

Sarah Ivory; Brad MacKay

PhD Sustainability Academy | 2013

The Process of Legitimising

Sarah Ivory

PhD Sustainability Academy | 2013

The Process of Legitimising: How practitioners gain legitimacy for sustainability within their organisation

Sarah Ivory

British Academy of Management Conference | 2013

An inquiry into the logic of sustainability in business

Sarah Ivory; Brad MacKay

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Brad MacKay

University of Edinburgh

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Simon Brooks

Swansea University

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