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Thomas B. Long is an Associate Professor at EDHEC Business School within the Strategy, Entrepreneurship & Operations faculty. With a PhD from the University of Leeds (2013), he brings extensive international academic experience from institutions including Regent's University London, Wageningen University, and University of Groningen.
His research focuses on sustainable entrepreneurship, responsible innovation, and post-growth business models, exploring how businesses can operate within planetary boundaries through regenerative economic paradigms. Professor Long investigates the limitations of 'green growth' approaches and develops practical frameworks for business models that prioritize ecological and social well-being over endless expansion.
His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly impact, with recent articles appearing in top journals including Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Business Strategy and the Environment. His work spans both theoretical contributions and practical applications across industries from construction to hospitality.
Professor Long actively engages with the business community through EDHEC VOX publications and thought leadership, addressing critical questions about how entrepreneurs can help drive sustainability transitions. His recent work explores how higher education can better prepare future business leaders for the challenges of operating within planetary boundaries.
- Specializes in sustainable entrepreneurship and post-growth business models
- Focuses on regenerative economic paradigms for business
- Examines circular economy implementation across various industries
- Investigates the social dimension of sustainability transitions
- Develops practical frameworks for businesses operating within planetary boundaries
His work provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and policymakers seeking to navigate the complex transition toward truly sustainable business practices that address both ecological and social dimensions of the sustainability challenge.
