ECONOMIC COMPETITION, SUSTAINABILITY, AND SURVIVAL ENDURANCE: THE EXTINCTION OF THE DODO, THE EASTER ISLAND CASE, AND THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS EFFECT

A fast developing industry worldwide, tourism demands a monumental extent of resources, and at times devastates and condemns the very own environments that are fundamental to the economic survival of organizations and the sustainability of travel destinations.The purpose of the study is to link three established scientific themes on survival and su

Nina Gran Egeland,1,2 Kristin Jonsdottir,1 Kristina Lystlund Lauridsen,3 Ivar Skaland,1 Cathrine F Hjorth,4 Einar G Gudlaugsson,1 Stephen Hamilton-Dutoit,3 Timothy L Lash,4,5 Deirdre Cronin-Fenton,4,* Emiel AM Janssen1,2,* 1Department of Pathology, Stavanger University Hospital, Stavanger, Norway; 2Department of Chemistry, Bioscience and Environmen

Compounding humanitarian and political crises within and across countries have been met with shrinking public resources for coordination, recovery, and mitigation.This resource constrained humanitarian environment presents opportunities for multinational corporations to supplement budgets and actively participate in new markets through connecting w