A Multi-Level Approach to Teaching Sustainability from the Inside Out

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 20:390-394 (2009)
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Teaching sustainability from the “inside-out” means starting at the level of individual students, progressing to organizational responsibilities, and lastly arriving at system-wide responsibilities

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