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New roles for a sustainable economy -- Part 1. Digitalization, green businesses and sustainability -- Chapter 2. Green business Model: The digitization of sustainability -- Chapter 3. Bibliometric analysis of research on the concept of CSR and sustainable development in e-commerce -- Part 2. New roles for Sustainability, SMEs and social entrepreneurship -- Chapter 4. Takeaway coffee: The interplay between convenience and sustainability -- Chapter 5. Unleashing the Power of social entrepreneurs for regional development: Insights from Jämtland Härjedalen -- Chapter 6. Corporate Social Responsibility approach by SMEs? managing directors in the Hungarian city of Gy?r ? Empirical Evidence -- Part 3. Key Organizational challenges for sustainable development -- Chapter 7. The Systematic Sustainable Business Model (SBM) Approach ? A Flexible Organizational Tool -- Chapter 8. Citizens? engagement in the co-creation of smart city ? an empirical study -- Chapter 9. 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The volume is divided in three thematic sections. The first explores digitalization, green businesses and sustainable. The second considers the new roles for sustainability and their importance for SMEs and social entrepreneurship. Finally, the book ends with a reflection on the key organizational challenges for sustainable development, including how these might be addressed by academics and practitioners. This book will be relevant to students and scholars of organisation studies, corporate social responsibility, social entrepreneurship and digital business. Relevant to the pursuit of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, it will be of broader interest to anyone with an interest in sustainable development and the future of work. Anna Sörensson is Associate Professor in Business Administration at Mid Sweden University, Sweden and Inland Norway University of Applied Science, Norway. Her research focuses on sustainable businesses, marketing and entrepreneurship. 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