This book highlights the vital necessity for combining sustainable development processes from different areas, with applications in areas such as science, education and production sectors. These sectors have previously been separated by linguistic and technological barriers. Breaking down these barriers will allow an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary flow of information, leading to greater efficiency, and towards a more real resilient and sustainable economy development. This book fills in the gap in respect of publications addressing aspects of innovation and sustainable development and focuses on a range of areas, such as I. Gradual transition to innovative development; II. Continuity of technology in education, science and industry; III. Convergency directions, interdisciplinary relations in scientific research; IV. Digital technologies for sustainable development; V. Global trends and regional aspects of innovation and traditions in environmental management; VI. International legal regulations and environmental and economic relations among business communities. The publication fosters the global efforts towards taking better advantage of the many opportunities which innovation in specific areas may offer.

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Preface.- Chapter1. The hybrid innovation system principles for resilient innovative growth.- Chapter 2. Energy Development Alternatives from Global to Local Scale.- Chapter 3. Urban Green Innovation Ecosystem to Improve the Environmental Sustainability.- Chapter 4. Social Innovation for Sustainable Development.- Chapter 5. Transformational transition of sustainable development based on circular green economy An analysis based on the theory of resources and capabilities.- Chapter 6. The ecosystem approach to assessing the quality of the urban environment and managing urban development.- Chapter 7. The Next steps for the Baltic Universities' Cooperation in Accordance with the Development of Education and the Upbringing of Students.- Chapter 8. Continuing education at Faculty of Geography (Lomonosov Moscow State University): trend for sustainable development.- Chapter 9. The culture of learning in organisations: what is the current perspective for Sustainable Development?.- Chapter 10. Interplay of Traditions and Innovations in Teaching Sustainability Issues: National and Global Discourses.- Chapter 11. Towards a more sustainable transport future the cases of ferry shipping electrification in Denmark, Netherland, Norway and Sweden.- Chapter 12. Overcoming digital inequality as a condition for sustainable development.- Chapter 13. Design thinking and collaborative digital platforms: Innovative tools for co-creating sustainability solutions.- Chapter 14. Hybridization of time: towards temporal sustainability of the digital economy.- Chapter 15. Impact of Uncompetitive Coexistence of Innovation and Tradition on Sustainable Development in McLuhan's Media Theory.- Chapter 16. Sustainable Event Management: New Perspectives for the Meeting Industry through Innovation and Digitalisation?.- Chapter 17. Towards sustainable and responsible regional innovation policy the case of Tampere region.- Chapter 18. Sustainable development of Russia's north-western border areas and their neighbors: a study of landscape effects on the settlement patterns of villages and towns.- Chapter 19. Innovations for sustainable production of traditional and artisan unrefined non-centrifugal cane sugar in Mexico.- Chapter 20. Traditions and innovations in the North Caucasus nature management.- Chapter 21. REVITALIZATION OF LOCAL TRADITIONAL CULTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL CHARACTER BUILDING IN INDONESIA.- Chapter 22. Modern technologies in tourism as a tool to increase international tourism attractiveness and sustainable development of the Kaliningrad region.- Chapter 23. Cross-border cooperation programmes as a sustainable tool for tourism development: the case of the Kaliningrad region.- Chapter 24. New approaches to sustainable management of wetland and forest ecosystems as a response to changing socio-economic development contexts.- Chapter 25. SkyrosIsland in the Front Line of Sustainable Development Promotion.- Chapter 26. Transformations of trolleybus transport in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine in 19902020.- Chapter 27. Business Communities as a Tool for Sustainable Development.- Chapter 28. Sustainability practices among Russian business communities: drivers and barriers towards change (the cases of Moscow and Kazan).- Chapter 29. Short-termism the causes and consequences for the sustainable development of the financial markets