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DOI: 10.1037/e502102013-025
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Seeking for a sustainable development scoreboard: Beyond the agency theory

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“…This is a significant increase in the number of reviewed papers. Most articles are about environmental sustainability and focused on identifying the main factors of port operation (Burskyte, Belous, & Stasiskiene, 2011;Delai & Takahashi, 2011;Lopes, 2012). A larger number of 116 articles are published from 2013 to 1017, and the concept of port sustainability is applied in practical planning and strategic business.…”
Section: Reviewed Literature On Sustainable Port Kpismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is a significant increase in the number of reviewed papers. Most articles are about environmental sustainability and focused on identifying the main factors of port operation (Burskyte, Belous, & Stasiskiene, 2011;Delai & Takahashi, 2011;Lopes, 2012). A larger number of 116 articles are published from 2013 to 1017, and the concept of port sustainability is applied in practical planning and strategic business.…”
Section: Reviewed Literature On Sustainable Port Kpismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…awards and certifications). In essence, it translates the origin of the operational cash flows, assuming it an important source of sustainability and economic value creation (Lopes, 2012).…”
Section: Intellectual Capital: a Retrospective Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intellectual capital and intangible sustainability has been usually translated and reported using multiple Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and through multiple types of scoreboards (Kaplan and Norton, 1996;Lopes, 2012). Although they are identifiable and controlled by the entity, its essence lies in the organization, in contributing to the creation of future benefits.…”
Section: The Sustainability Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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