Approaches to sustainable development

The political economy of sustainable development: Revenge of the federalists: The Lowell model and its persistence; Organizational integration and sustainable prosperity; Can the shift to services support sustainable prosperity?; Diversity dilemmas at work; Understanding the political geography of the region: sustainable development and the university.

Rethinking sustainable development: health, work, and the environment: Economic costs of ergonomic problems: an obstacle to sustainable development; Waste incinerators: Strategies for community sustainability; And social justice; Sustainable production: A proposed strategy for the work environment; Innovation and adoption of cleaner production technologies; Indicators of sustainable production: issues in measuring and promoting progress.

Rethinking sustainable development: technology, business, and the university: Innovation, the university of Massachusetts Lowell, and the sustainable regional development process; The Lowell center for sustainable production: integrating environment and health into regional economic development; Effective university-industry partnerships in photonics.

University-community collaborations: Random acts of assistance or purposeful intervention?: the university of Massachusetts Lowell and the regional development process; Addressing the challenge of community collaborations: centers as opportunities for interdisciplinary innovation; Administrative support for innovation: the case of applied community research; Innovation in engineering education for sustainable; Regional social and economic development.

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