Multiple Criteria Decision Making for Sustainable Development: Pursuing Economic Growth, Environmental Protection and Social Cohesion

by Michalis Doumpos (Editor), Fernando A. F. Ferreira (Editor), Constantin Zopounidis (Editor)

Overview

This book presents a rich collection of studies on the analysis of sustainable development from a multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM) perspective, written by some of the most prominent authors in the field of MCDM/A. The book constitutes a unique international reference guide to the analysis, measurement, and management of sustainability in a multidimensional decision analysis context. Chiefly intended for academics and policymakers, it reflects some of the latest methodological advances in decision-making, which are illustrated in real-life applications to sustainability-related topics in both the private and public sector.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783030892777
Publisher:	Springer-Verlag New York, LLC
Publication date:	01/01/2022
Series:	Multiple Criteria Decision Making
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	13 MB
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About the Author

Michalis Doumpos is Professor at the School of Production Engineering and Management of the Technical University of Crete, Greece. His research interests include multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM), decision support systems, business analytics, financial risk management, and energy economics. He has published more than 90 papers in premier research journals and co-authored more than 10 books with international publishers. In recognition of his research work, he was awarded the MCDM Gold Medal of the International Society on MCDM (2019).

Fernando A. F. Ferreira is Associate Professor w/Habilitation at the ISCTE Business School of the University Institute of Lisbon (Portugal). He is also Adjunct Research Professor at the Fogelman College of Business and Economics of the University of Memphis (TN, USA). His research interests include multiple criteria decision analysis (MCDA), strategic decision making and integrated systems for performance measurement and risk analysisin finance, insurance, banking and real estate.

Constantin Zopounidis is Professor of Financial Engineering and Operations Research at the Technical University of Crete (Greece), Distinguished Research Professor at Audencia Business School (France), Senior Academician of the Royal Academy of Economics and Financial Sciences of Spain, and President of the Financial Engineering and Banking Society (FEBS). He has edited and authored 70 books with international publishers and more than 400 research papers in scientific journals, edited volumes, conference proceedings and encyclopedias in the areas of finance, accounting, operations research, and management science. In recognition of his research work, he has received several awards from international research societies such as the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making (the MCDM Edgeworth-Pareto Award), the Decision Sciences Institute, the MOISIL International Foundation, ESCP Europe, and the Hellenic Operational Research Society.

Table of Contents

 In search of a Scientific Research Programme for addressing the sustainable management of the environment.- An ELECTRE-TRI model for national energy sustainability assessment.- Towards sustainable development and climate co-governance: a multicriteria stakeholders’ perspective.- Multicriteria Decision Support for Sustainable Energy Systems.- Stakeholder Engagement and ANP Best Research Practices in Sustainable Territorial and Urban Strategic Planning.- Environmental monitoring of the socio-economic components of the impact of a mega project.- Supporting sustainable development using multiple criteria decision aid: towards an age-friendly smart living environment.- A PIPRECIA-OCRA-G decision-making approach to selecting sustainable hotel construction projects.- A decision making model for order release in an Assembly Job-Shop to improve business performance and sustainability.- Multicriteria methodology for assessing the financial performance of sustainable companies: the case ofGreece.