What is Sustainable Development? According to Steurer et al. (2005), sustainable development (SD) is “Development that meets the needs of current generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs and aspirations“. In their paper, titled “Corporations, stakeholders and sustainable development I: A theoretical exploration of business-society relations”, the authors looked at how sustainable development can be acheived through stakeholder relations management (SRM). How SD and SRM relate to each other and other popular concepts such as Corporate Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility were also explored. Since its publication in 2005, this paper has been cited 31 times in Scopus.

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