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Recognizing that management scholarship does not adequately address the preservation of natural resources, an ecological resource orchestration model is introduced in this article. To this end, we build on the case of Poiscaille, a French online platform that offers a distribution model for ultra-fresh fish and seafood with the goal of preserving the ocean for future generations. Using the extended case method, this study advances the resource orchestration model through an empirical case. The Poiscaille case provides rich insights into the resource orchestration model by showing how it fosters the sustainable management of natural resources. Thus, this article contributes to natural resource management research and the resource-based view literature.
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Guillaume Carton is an Associate Professor of Strategy at emlyon business school in France. His research interests focus on organizational transformation, management knowledge, and sustainability transition. He is the author of Les Coulisses du Management (Economica, 2021) and his work has been published in Business & Society, the Journal of Business Strategy, the Journal of Management Inquiry, Management, Organization Studies, and other French outlets and book chapters.
Julia Parigot is an Associate Professor of Strategy at Institut Supérieur de Gestion in France. Her research interests focus on natural resource management and sustainability transition. Her work has been published in academic journals such as Business & Society, Entreprendre & Innover, Gérer et Comprendre, and the Journal of Business Strategy.
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