Our Nature, Our Planet, Our Resource-Blockchains: The Sustainable Differentiation Research

Defining the Frontiers of Global Business Research across Emerging Countries (2018); ISBN (13): 978-93-5316-106-4

15 Pages Posted: 24 Jan 2019

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Salil K Sen

MDIS Singapore (pro bono); UPPA Pau France; Chula Grad School Bangkok Thailand

Viput Ongsakul

NIDA Business School, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA)

Chamlong Poboon

National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA)

Date Written: May 6, 2018

Abstract

It’s time we consider blockchains linking the fragmented and increasingly centralized approach with respect to natural resources. Disasters are exacerbating, climate unpredictable, ambient conditions degrading that are negatively spiraling quality of life and creating not-so-feel-good orientation. Protectionist policies creating fractionated and reactive approach on our planetary natural resources. This monograph draws analogy to propose the resource-blockchain research using the sustainable differentiation methodology. Sustainable differentiation (Sen, 2014) envisages a global convergence through differentiated development of core resources, such as, water, waste. Symbiotic relationship endures the relationship. This is more pronounced for emerging economies reeling under the real threat of natural and human induced resource imbalances that lead to disasters. Sustainable differentiation is a research methodological architecture that unravels the need to symbiotic co-dependence of water – waste – energy resources.

Keywords: Blockchains, Symbiotic relationship, Sustainable differentiation, Protectionist policies, Disasters

Suggested Citation

Sen, Salil K. and Ongsakul, Viput and Poboon, Chamlong, Our Nature, Our Planet, Our Resource-Blockchains: The Sustainable Differentiation Research (May 6, 2018). Defining the Frontiers of Global Business Research across Emerging Countries (2018); ISBN (13): 978-93-5316-106-4 , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3315044

Salil K. Sen

MDIS Singapore (pro bono); UPPA Pau France; Chula Grad School Bangkok Thailand ( email )

28 Bendemeer Road
Singapore
Singapore, Singapore 330028
Singapore

Viput Ongsakul (Contact Author)

NIDA Business School, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) ( email )

118 Seri Thai Road
Bangkok, 10240
Thailand

Chamlong Poboon

National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) ( email )

118 Seri Thai Road
Bangkok, 10240
Thailand

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