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BAFRO - lecture 1 + lecture 2
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DownloadWhy can climate change be considered as crisis multiplier?
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Out of the one crisis of climate change, multiple crises appear, such as crises related to food, pollution, resources etc.
What are the 2 course premises?
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1. Responsible organization: the course is all about business organizations and the role businesses have in sustainability. This premise builds on businesses making an impact on various aspects of society; economic, social, environmental, technological and political.
2. System thinking: thinking in systems, via a system lens, and with system dynamics.
What are multi-facet impacts of business?
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- Innovation
- Economy
- Well-being
- Political system
- Social/culture
- Environment
What are definitions of responsible organizations?
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Multiple are available but they:
- Organize responsible as multiple value creation for stakeholders.
- Are not focused on a single objective function such as profit maximization or shareholder value creation.
- Are social and environmental concious.
What is the stakeholder theory?
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A view of capitalism that stresses the interconnected relationships between a business and its customers, suppliers, employees, investors, communities and others who have a stake in the organization.
What does the stakeholder theory argue?
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That a firm should create value for all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
What is a stakeholder?
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Any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of an organizations purpose.
What is a system? (2)
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1. An interconnected set of elements that is coherently organized in a way that achieves something.
2. A set of things, interconnected in such a way that they produce their own pattern of behavior over time.
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BAFRO - lecture 1 + lecture 2
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
Jaar 2023 / 2024
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Nederlands
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05-24-2024
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Why can climate change be considered as crisis multiplier?
Out of the one crisis of climate change, multiple crises appear, such as crises related to food, pollution, resources etc. -
What are the 2 course premises?
1. Responsible organization: the course is all about business organizations and the role businesses have in sustainability. This premise builds on businesses making an impact on various aspects of society; economic, social, environmental, technological and political.
2. System thinking: thinking in systems, via a system lens, and with system dynamics. -
What are multi-facet impacts of business?
- Innovation
- Economy
- Well-being
- Political system
- Social/culture
- Environment
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What are definitions of responsible organizations?
Multiple are available but they:
- Organize responsible as multiple value creation for stakeholders.
- Are not focused on a single objective function such as profit maximization or shareholder value creation.
- Are social and environmental concious. -
What is the stakeholder theory?
A view of capitalism that stresses the interconnected relationships between a business and its customers, suppliers, employees, investors, communities and others who have a stake in the organization. -
What does the stakeholder theory argue?
That a firm should create value for all stakeholders, not just shareholders. -
What is a stakeholder?
Any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of an organizations purpose. -
What is a system? (2)
1. An interconnected set of elements that is coherently organized in a way that achieves something.
2. A set of things, interconnected in such a way that they produce their own pattern of behavior over time.
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What are the 2 perspectives?
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What is the conventional approach?
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What is the system approach?
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What is system thinking?
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What are characteristics of system thinking?
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What are examples of tools for system thinking?
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What is the view of system thinking to system dynamics?
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What is the origin of system dynamics?
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When were the first applications of system dynamics?
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What is the iceberg of systemic thinking?
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What connection has conventional and system thinking?
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What is the source of problem in conventional and system thinking?
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What is the reaction to change in conventional and system thinking?
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How can conventional and system thinking optimize the whole?
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What is solving for conventional and system thinking?
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Why is there a difference between thinking in a way that the cause of a problem is 'out there' vs the thinking that the cause of a problem is 'in there'?
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When do you use system thinking?
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What is a positive feedback loop?
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What is a negative feedback loop?
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Integrated reporting aims to?
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What are the capitals?
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Integrated reporting allows a better communication of the company's short, medium and long-term value creation propositions. Its is used to enable?
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What is also important when looking at integrated reporting?
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What is a auxiliary (converter) variable?
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What are different types of variables?
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What affects a variable?
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What are strengths of the stock and flow diagram?
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What are weaknesses of the stock and flow diagram?
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What seeks the stakeholder theory of Freeman to adress?
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What is the unit of analysis of the stakeholder perspective?
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What are historical developments of stakeholder theory?
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What is the key inquiry of Freeman et al. (2010)?
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What is the stakeholder mindset?
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What is the discussion between Freeman and Friedman?
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The system perspective consideration of system dynamics considers stakeholders and their values implicitly. What are key contributions from system dynamics?
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What is the salience model from Mitchell et al. (1977)?
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What are 4 types of stakeholders?
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Stakeholder types can be non-binary and relative; types can be dynamic and classification is subjective. Still we can divide them in power, legitimacy and urgency. Who belongs where?
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What are system characteristics?
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How can organizations be responsible for hierarchy?
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Everything we know about the world is a mental model. Often they are accurate but they are never complete, because of?
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Why would you use a system approach to model organizations?
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What are leverage points?
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Which 3 things are important in integrated reporting?
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What are the six capitals (resources) that the framework identifies?
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What is a business model?
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What is value creation?
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What are the 17 sustainable development goals?
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