Tourism2030 - Module Resources

Module 0: Resources

2019-03-04T11:58:18Z

No.	Learning Unit/Content	Resource Title

	Sustaianble Development & Capitalism	Is Sustainable Capitalism Posssible? John IKerd Presented at The Life Economy Session of The World Life-Culture Forum - 2006, Gyengong'gi Province, Republic of Korea, June 20-23, 2006. http://web.missouri.edu/ikerdj/papers/Korea%20-%20Sustainable%20Capitalism.htm
		Law of Sustainable Development – General Principles By Michael Decleris LL.M., J.S.D. (Yale) Former Vice-President of the Hellenic Council of State Environment Directorate-Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2000 ISBN 92-828-9287-5
		The Sixth Extinction – An Unnatural History Elizabeth Kolbert 2014 Bloomsbury Publishing
		‘How Soon is Now, the Handbook for Global Change’ Daniel Pinchbeck. ( Watkins Publishing 2017)
		European Union Reflection Paper on Sustaianble Development https://eulawsd.org/2019/02/04/european-commissions-reflection-paper-on-a-sustainable-europe-by-2030-is-out/
		EU Sustainable Development Law Website https://eulawsd.org/
		How to construct a DIPSR model example https://www.cbd.int/doc/meetings/ecr/cbwecr-2014-03/other/cbwecr-2014-03-day1-05-en.pdf
		Tourism 2030 Topics Pages

Module 1: Resources

2018-05-15T13:11:55Z

No.	Learning Unit/Content	Resource Title
1.1	Introduction	enter the title of your resources and link to resource section
	Overview module
	Linkage to other modules/SDGs
1.2	Basics on climate change
	Definition of relevant terms (weather, climate etc.)
	Climate change projections
	Dealing with uncertainties
	International climate change policies
1.3	Tourism and climate change
	Contribution of tourism to climate change
	Impacts of climate change on tourism
1.4	Planning of climate change adaptation
	Vulnerability analysis
	Forms of adaptation
	Adaptation strategies
	Planning of (own) adaptation
	Climate protection as an approach to climate change adaptation
1.5	Climate adapted destination and business management
	Change management
	Innovation management
	Risk management
	Environmental management
1.6	Energy resource efficiency /Mitigation
	Climate protection strategies
	Carbon footprint
	Greenhouse gas compensation

Module 2: Resources

2018-05-02T17:23:55Z

Module 3: Resources

2018-05-02T17:24:28Z

Module 4: Resources

2018-05-02T17:24:51Z

Module 5: Resources

2019-01-23T11:45:57Z

Module 6: Resources

2018-05-02T17:27:12Z

Module 7: Resources

2019-02-13T13:05:29Z

No.	CSR & GOOD GOVERNANCE
7.1.	Introduction
7.1.1	Overview module	Introductory video (see course content)
7.1.2	Linkage to other modules/SDGs	Tourism 2030 website
7.2.	Good governace
7.2.1.	What is good governance?	Mandatory resources: OREA info (Jan 30, 2015). What is Good Governance? [Video file] MN Community Assembly. (Jul 17, 2017). 8 Qualities of Good Governance [Video file] UNWTO (2018) Tourism for Development Volume I: Key Areas for Action. Chapter 6 (101-115) Secondary sources: TEDx Talks (May 21, 2015) What is good governance? Ben Warner [Video file] Remy Lemmens. (Oct 4, 2017). 8 aspects of Good Governance [Video file] Bourne, Lynda (2014, October 13) The five functions of governance. Project Management.com.au
7.2.2.	Theoretical frameworks	Mandatory resources: Accounting College. (Jan 24, 2016). ACCA P1 Introduction to Agency Theory [Video file] Otten, J., Wempe, B. (2018). Corporate Governance and the Politics of Agency Theory (7-13) MeanThat (Jun 10, 2015). Transaction Cost Theory and Transaction Costs Sources. Introduction to Organisations [Video file] HND Business Education (Feb 13, 2017) N0509G Resource Dependency Theory [Video file] Secondary Resources: MeanThat (Jun 10, 2015). Agency Problem and Agency Theory Perspective. Introduction to Organisations. [Video file] MeanThat (Jun 10, 2015) Organizational Strategies in Transaction Cost Theory. Introduction to Organisations [Video file] MeanThat (Jun 10, 2015) Resource Dependence Theory. Introduction to Organisations [Video file]
7.2.3.	The role of stakeholders	Mandatory resources: Bourne, Lynda (2015, September 22) Stakeholders expect good governance. Project Management.com.au. Camilleri, M.A. (2015). Corporate Social Responsibility: Theoretical Underpinnings and Conceptual Developments in Vertigans, S. & Idowu, S.O., Stages of Corporate Social Responsibility: From Ideas to Impacts (9-13) Springer. theexpgroup (Oct 5, 2012) CIMA E1 - 3 Stakeholders, corporate governance [Video file]. Secondary sources: Devon Martindale (2015) Corporate Responsibility. Stakeholder Theory. [PowerPoint slides] Rodney Robinson (2015) Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Perspective [PowerPoint slides]
7.2.4.	Corporate governance reform	Mandatory resources: Tourism 2030 (2017, Sep, 5) About. Tourism 2030 - a SDG2030 partnership.
7.3.	CSR: Fundamentals
7.3.1.	CSR history, approaches, definitions	Mandatory resources: Nikolakopoulos, Yannis. (Feb 28, 2014) Australians for Coal. What is your investment dollar doing? [Video file] HSGUniStGallen (Sep 30, 2012) What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? [Video file] Universität St.Gallen (Aug 25, 2016) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Practical Perspectives by Thomas Beschorner [Video file]
7.3.2.	Understanding CSR and CSR impacts	Mandatory resources: Accounting College (Aug 25, 2016) Corporate Social Responsibility - ACCA P1- Revision Theory [Video file] tutor2u (Feb 18, 2018) Carroll's Corporate Social Responsibility Pyramid [Video file] Secondary resources: tutor2u (Jun 3, 2015) BUSS4 Section B: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) [Video file] Charles Baker (2015) Corporate Social Responsibility. Role of NPO New Professional Opportunities with regard to CSR obligation under Companies Act 2013. CA CS Minal Agarwal [PowerPoint slides]
7.4.	CSR: New Developments
7.4.1.	Strategic CSR, shared value and CSR 2.0	Mandatory resources: Visser, Wayne. (2010). The Rise and Fall of CSR. Three Curses of CSR 1.0 and Five Principles of CSR 2.0. CSR International Inspiration Series, No. 7. Visser, Wayne. (2010). The Ages and Stages of CSR. From Defensive to Transformative Corporate Sustainability & Responsibility. CSR International Inspiration Series, No. 8. Visser, Wayne. (2010). The DNA Model of CSR 2.0. Value Creation, Good Governance, Societal Contribution and Ecological Integrity. CSR International Inspiration Series, No. 9. Secondary resources: Wayne Visser (May 20, 2013) CSR 2.0 and Inspiring Leadership [Video file]. Wayne Visser (Apr 23, 2012) CSR 2_0 in 10 minutes [Video file].
7.4.2.	Implicit and explicit CSR	Mandatory resources: Matten, Dirk. Moon, Jeremy. (2008). Implicit and Explicit CSR: A conceptual framework for a comparative understanding of corporate social responsibility. The Academy of Management Review (pp. 3-21)
7.5.	CSR: Advanced Topics
7.5.1.	CSR from a stakeholder perspective & stakeholder involvement	Mandatory resources: Alanis Business Academy (Jan 6, 2014) Episode 150: Social Responsibility Perspectives: The Shareholder and Stakeholder Approach [Video file]. Bourne, Lynda (2012, November 14) Governance and stakeholder management maturity. Project Management.com.au. Secondary resources: respect – Institute for Integrative Tourism and Development and Nature Friends International (NFI). (2010, December) Text Tourism and CSR (see course content).
7.5.2.	The strategic context of CSR	Mandatory resources Maon, F., Lindgreen, A., and Swaen, V. (2009). Designing and implementing corporate social responsibility: an integrative framework grounded in theory and practice. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 87. (6.26). Access on 22 October 2018 on Secondary resources TEDx Talks (Jul 9, 2015) The social responsibility of business. Alex Edmans. TEDx London Business School [Video file]
7.5.3.	CSR assessment and reporting	Mandatory resources: Doods, Rachel. (2005). CSR in the Tourism Industry The Status of and Potential for Certification, Codes of Conduct and Guidelines.pdf (16-29) Jankalova, M. Jankal, R. (2017) The Assessment of Corporate Social Responsibility. Approaches Analysis. (444-453) Secondary resources: Lund-Durlacher, D. (2015) Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism (7-11) Online Learning Team (April 5, 2016) CSR Assessment webinar. [Video file] TourCert (2018, Feb, 21.) TourCert Check.
7.5.4	The business case of CSR	Mandatory resources: Lund-Durlacher, D., Brewi, C. - Implementation and Governance of Hotel Chains' CSR policies to Individual Properties.pdf Lund-Durlacher, D. Brewi, C. (2014, June). Implementation and Governance of Hotel Chains’ CSR policies to Individual Properties (Conference paper). Golia, Tea. Kristinic, Marinela. (2010). Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism – The most popular tourism destinations in Croatia. Comparative Analysis. Secondary resources: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. (May 6, 2009) Corporate Social Responsibility at KLM. [Video file] Blitz. (Oct 29, 2010) Nike, Inc. CSR Report [Video file]

Module 8: Resources

2018-05-02T17:27:51Z

Module 9: Resources

2018-05-02T17:28:17Z

Module 10: Resources

2018-05-02T17:28:54Z