Sustainability and Luxury Management: Strategy, Measurement and Value offers a clear exploration of how sustainability can be embedded within the luxury industry. The book examines how luxury companies can design and implement sustainability strategies, measure their impact, and create value for stakeholders while maintaining the unique identity of luxury brands. It addresses ESG metrics, supply chain management, regulatory frameworks, and consumer expectations, providing a structured approach for aligning sustainability goals with luxury business practices.

By combining theoretical perspectives with practical insights and case discussions, Sustainability and Luxury Management equips readers with the tools needed to translate sustainability into measurable actions that support decision-making and value creation in the luxury industry. It encourages readers to move beyond sustainability as an aspiration and towards its integration as a strategic priority within the luxury sector. This edited book offers a comprehensive resource for those seeking to understand and lead the transition towards a more sustainable luxury industry within a global context.

Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and academics in sustainability, luxury management, and business strategy, it will also benefit practitioners and policymakers working within or alongside the luxury sector.

Autorentext

Celia Rangel-Pérez is Assistant Professor at Complutense University of Madrid, Spain.

Belén López is Full-Time Professor and Associate Researcher at the Permanent Research Unit at ESIC University, Spain.

Manuel Fernández is a PhD student at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain.