Adopting the Materiality Principle in Sustainable Operations Management

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This paper argues that operations management needs a commonly understood materiality principle to truly contribute to sustainability. A framework initially developed in international finance is generalized and used to model firms as borrowing resources from a common creditor, the environment, and to establish when a sustainable initiative is material in terms of impact. Our framework also solves the long-standing challenge of measuring impact at the level of an operations unit of analysis.

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Leseure, M., & Bennett, D. (2024). Adopting the Materiality Principle in Sustainable Operations Management. Sustainability (Switzerland), 16(15). https://doi.org/10.3390/su16156572

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