Multi-stakeholder collaborations and collective action: What is PSM’s role in not so usual business situations?

Grand societal challenges require organisations to engage in collective action with actors from the wider ecosystem around their supply networks, pushing ‘business-as-usual’ collaboration to take forms that are ‘not-as-usual’. We draw on collective action theory, more specifically the theoretical lenses of ecosystems and social movements, to gain a deeper understanding of collective action and how this informs PSM-related BNAU activities. We argue what these activities could look like for ecosystems, where PSM already plays a role, and regarding social movements, where we argue that PSM can assume a role to enable more effective engagement with grand societal challenges.

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Research portal (Tilburg University)
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2026-03-01
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Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Multi-stakeholder collaborations and collective action: What is PSM’s role in not so usual business situations?

Luc van de Sande, Wendy; id_orcid 0000-0002-8581-1851 van der Valk, Tom Aben
Research portal (Tilburg University)
Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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Multi-stakeholder collaborations and collective action: What is PSM’s role in not so usual business situations?

Luc van de Sande, Wendy; id_orcid 0000-0002-8581-1851 van der Valk, Tom Aben
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Grand societal challenges require organisations to engage in collective action with actors from the wider ecosystem around their supply networks, pushing ‘business-as-usual’ collaboration to take forms that are ‘not-as-usual’. We draw on collective action theory, more specifically the theoretical lenses of ecosystems and social movements, to gain a deeper understanding of collective action and how this informs PSM-related BNAU activities. We argue what these activities could look like for ecosystems, where PSM already plays a role, and regarding social movements, where we argue that PSM can assume a role to enable more effective engagement with grand societal challenges.

Research portal (Tilburg University)
University of Warwick (GB), Health Information Management (BE), MTS Systems (United States) (US)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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