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A holistic framework and development agenda for accelerated transition towards a sustainable chemical industry

by | Oct 2019

Abstract The chemical industry is one of the biggest and most impactful sectors in society. Apart from its economic importance in terms of revenue and employment (CEFIC, 2018), it also plays a crucial role in the way mankind uses renewable and non-renewable resources...

Commodity price fluctuations and the EROI of oil – how the availability of surplus energy affects non-fuel commodity prices

by | Oct 2019

Abstract We study the long-term effect of a changing energy return on investment (EROI) of oil on non- fuel commodity prices. Compared to economic growth, interest rates and uncertainty, the EROI of oil is the main driver of commodity price variations since 1938. A...

The ecosystem perspective

by | Jun 2019

Research around how to organize activities inside and outside of firm boundaries is well established in strategy and innovation management literature. As new customer needs evolve, companies can no longer rely solely on their own capabilities but instead on partners...

Spotlight: Lessons from “Goodbye Höchst”

by | Jun 2019

The disappearance of the German Hoechst Corporation, is even 30 years after the start of the restructuring still a topic of high interest to managers in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Over the years, a variety of publications have described, analyzed and...

The Digital Revolution is coming to chemical laboratories

by | Jun 2019

1 Introduction When discussing the potential of digital technologies in research and development (R&D), people typically draw the line at so-called creative tasks. They see a clear division of labor, where creativity is the domain of humans and more mundane tasks...
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