Alibašić, Haris

Assistant Professor

PhD Public Policy and Administration, Walden University
MPA, Grand Valley State University
BBA International Business and Marketing, Grand Valley State University

Dr. Alibašić brings 21 years of expertise and experience in the public sector to the university. His research interests include resilience and sustainability planning, administrative evil, moral inversion, sustainable energy, energy efficiency, and corporate social responsibility.

ORCID ID: 0000-0001-8721-0411
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Role of corporations in addressing climate change
Sustainability and resilience planning for local governments
Sustainable energy policy for state and local governments
Leadership strategies for embedding sustainability and resilience in organizations with an emphasis on sustainable energy
Administrative evil
Redesigning organizations for maximum resiliency in dynamic environments
Measuring the sustainability impact in local governments using the quadruple bottom line
Leading climate change at the local government level
Paris Climate Accord sans the USA
Ethics and sustainability in local government
Corporate leadership in sustainability
Review of "Business Improvement Districts in the United States: Private Government and Public Consequences" by Abraham Unger
Developing and continuing sustainability-related academic programming
Sustainability as organizational strategy
The nexus of sustainability and climate resilience planning
Ethics of resiliency in crisis management
Applying good governance through policy labs
Brexit by Toby Haynes
The administrative and ethical considerations of climate resilience
The remarkable 2018 “Velvet Revolution”

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