Clipped wings : corporate social and environmental responsibility in the airline industry /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ancell, Deborah (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, 2017
London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction to the economic airline industry
  • Society, social responsibility and airline economics
  • Inside economically sustainable airlines
  • Passenger challenges
  • Travelling timebomb
  • Environment, science and politics
  • Getting it right
  • Challenges for sustainability
  • note: pt. I Sustainability economics
  • 1 Introduction to economic airline sustainability
  • 1.1. airline industry in context
  • 1.2. Economic efficiency
  • 1.3. Government market interventions
  • 1.4. Corporate social and environmental responsibility (CSER)
  • 1.5. Significance of airline economic sustainability
  • So what?
  • pt. II Society
  • 2. Society, social responsibility and airline economics
  • 2.1. CSER in context
  • 2.2. Challenging costs and society
  • 2.3. Security challenges
  • So what?
  • 3. Inside economically sustainable airlines
  • 3.1. Airline culture
  • 3.2. Fairness
  • 3.3. Leadership in an economically sustainable airline
  • 3.4. Culture
  • 3.5. Creativity and innovation
  • 3.6. Airline philanthropy
  • 3.7. Celebrity advocacy
  • So what?
  • 4. Passenger challenges
  • 4.1. Context
  • 4.2. Customer service
  • 4.3. Passengers' security and safety
  • So what?
  • 5. Travelling timebomb
  • 5.1. Context
  • 5.2. PRMs' rights and airlines' responsibilities
  • 5.3. Passenger specifics
  • 5.4. PRMs' markets and myths
  • 5.5. Unspoken issues
  • 5.6. Solutions?
  • So what?
  • pt. III Environment
  • 6. Environment, science and politics
  • 6.1. Context
  • 6.2. Computer models
  • 6.3. UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
  • 6.4. `Experts', 97% consensus and precautionary principle
  • 6.5. Environmental triggers for market inefficiency or failure
  • 6.6. Aviation impacts
  • 6.7. Society and aviation environmental challenges
  • 6.8. More interventions
  • 6.9. Legislation, regulation and policies
  • 6.10. Aviation industry responses
  • 6.11. Airport--airline environmental interactions
  • 6.12. Ethics and environmental issues
  • So what?
  • pt. IV Governance, ethics and economics
  • 7. Getting it right
  • 7.1. Context
  • 7.2. Minimising errors in decision-making
  • 7.3. Reputation protection
  • 7.4. Defining ethical behaviour
  • 7.5. Outsourcing challenges
  • 7.6. Missing markets: CSERplus industries
  • 7.7. Managing sustainability
  • 7.8. Political correctness
  • So what?
  • 8. Challenges for sustainability
  • 8.1. Collating the challenges
  • 8.2. Economic sustainability challenges
  • 8.3. Social sustainability challenges
  • 8.4. Environmental sustainability challenges
  • 8.5. Governance and reputation challenges
  • 8.6. Steps towards economic sustainability
  • 8.7. Future challenges for economically sustainable airlines.