SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE GREEN ECONOMY
Keywords:
Green economy, sustainable development, innovative management, ecological economics, green innovation, sustainability science, circular economy, environmental management, systems thinking, sustainable business strategies.Abstract
The green economy represents a paradigm shift in economic development, emphasizing sustainability, environmental responsibility, and social equity. This article explores the scientific and theoretical underpinnings of innovative management in the green economy, highlighting the interdisciplinary foundations, key concepts, and strategic approaches necessary for effective implementation. It discusses the integration of innovation, sustainability science, and systems thinking to drive transformative change in economic practices.
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