Business Strategy and the Environment

1992 - 2025

Current editor(s): Richard Welford

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Volume 17, issue 8, 2008

Core issues in sustainable supply chain management – a Delphi study pp. 455-466

Stefan Seuring and Martin Müller

An environmental marketing system – a proposed model based on Indian experience pp. 467-479

Sumesh Ramachandran Nair and C. Ganesh Menon

Environmental management and strategy in the face of regulatory intensity: radioactive contamination in the US steel industry pp. 480-492

Bruce Wayne Clemens and Maria Papadakis

Choosing strategic responses to address emerging environmental regulations: size, perceived influence and uncertainty pp. 493-511

Bruce Clemens, Charles Bamford and Thomas J. Douglas

An ecological modernist interpretation of sustainability: the case of Interface Inc pp. 512-523

Wendy Stubbs and Chris Cocklin

Shifting to green chemistry: the need for innovations in sustainability marketing pp. 524-535

Alastair Iles

Corporate responsibility activities and economic performance: a theory of why and how they are connected pp. 536-547

Leena Lankoski

Volume 17, issue 7, 2008

Beyond eco‐efficiency: a resilience perspective pp. 411-419

Jouni Korhonen and Thomas P. Seager

Implications of an interpretive understanding of LCA practice pp. 420-430

Emma Rex and Henrikke Baumann

Global supply chains and social requirements: case studies of labour condition auditing in the People's Republic of China pp. 431-443

Ketty Kortelainen

The sustainability spectrum and the sciences of sustainability pp. 444-453

Thomas P. Seager

Volume 17, issue 6, 2008

Environmental regulation and innovation driving ecological design in the UK automotive industry pp. 341-349

Mark Smith and Jo Crotty

Corporate environmentalism strategy in the Spanish consumer product sector: a typology of firms pp. 350-368

Isabel Buil‐Carrasco, Elena Fraj‐Andrés and Jorge Matute‐Vallejo

Constraints on the conversion to sustainable production: the case of the Dutch potato chain pp. 369-381

A. A. H. (Arnoud) Smit, Peter P. J. Driessen and Pieter Glasbergen

The effect of environmental information on investment allocation decisions – an experimental study pp. 382-397

Pall Rikhardsson and Claus Holm

The living product – using the creative nature of metaphors in the search for sustainable marketing pp. 398-410

Ingrid Kajzer Mitchell and Michael Saren

Volume 17, issue 5, 2008

Of pyramids, roads and bridges: the 2007 Greening of Industry Network Conference pp. 289-293

Joseph Sarkis and Margaret Gollagher

Do environmental social controls matter to Australian capital investment decision‐making? pp. 294-303

Donald G. Ross and Dorothy Wood

Does explicit contracting effectively link CEO compensation to environmental performance? pp. 304-317

James J. Cordeiro and Joseph Sarkis

Exploring the dilemma of local sourcing versus international development – the case of the flower industry pp. 318-329

Diane Holt and Anna Watson

Industrial symbiosis in the Rotterdam Harbour and Industry Complex: reflections on the interconnection of the techno‐sphere with the social system pp. 330-340

Leo Baas

Volume 17, issue 4, 2008

Environmental policy and innovations pp. 219-229

Yoram Krozer and Andries Nentjes

The processes of defining corporate responsibility: a study of Swedish garment retailers' responsibility pp. 230-244

Jenny Ählström and Niklas Egels‐Zandén

Corporate environmental non‐reporting – a UK FTSE 350 perspective pp. 245-259

A. D. Martin and David Hadley

Sustainable supply chain management in tourism pp. 260-271

Xavier Font, Richard Tapper, Karen Schwartz and Marianna Kornilaki

Integrating hotel environmental strategies with management control: a structuration approach pp. 272-286

Lai Hong Chung and Lee D. Parker

Volume 17, issue 3, 2008

Empirical analysis of the integration of environmental risks into the credit risk management process of European banks pp. 149-159

Olaf Weber, Marcus Fenchel and Roland W. Scholz

Environmental leaders: making a difference. A typology of environmental leaders and recommendations for a differentiated policy approach pp. 160-178

Hens Runhaar, Casper Tigchelaar and Walter J. V. Vermeulen

Corporate discourse and environmental performance in Argentina pp. 179-193

Diego A. Vazquez and Catherine Liston‐Heyes

Environmental behaviour in Chicago automotive repair micro‐enterprises (MEPs) pp. 194-207

Debby F. Mir

Environmental business strategy: the Portuguese case pp. 208-218

Rui Vinhas Da Silva and Natalia Teixeira

Volume 17, issue 2, 2008

Sustainability, performance and organizational strategy: an empirical analysis of public organizations pp. 79-92

Gareth Enticott and Richard M. Walker

Measuring TQEM returns from the application of quality frameworks pp. 93-106

Sime Curkovic, Robert Sroufe and Robert Landeros

Toward a sustainable conceptualization of dependent variables in entrepreneurship research pp. 107-119

Boyd Cohen, Brock Smith and Ron Mitchell

Factors influencing the quality of corporate environmental disclosure pp. 120-136

Stephen Brammer and Stephen Pavelin

Identifying priorities for action in corporate sustainable development indicator programs pp. 137-148

Cory Searcy, Daryl McCartney and Stanislav Karapetrovic

Volume 17, issue 1, 2008

Sustainability, accountability and corporate governance: exploring multinationals' reporting practices pp. 1-15

Ans Kolk

Managerial attitudes toward environmental management within Australia, the People's Republic of China and Indonesia pp. 16-29

Lorne S. Cummings

Environmental management systems and green supply chain management: complements for sustainability? pp. 30-45

Nicole Darnall, G. Jason Jolley and Robert Handfield

How warm is the corporate response to climate change? Evidence from Pakistan and the UK pp. 46-60

Harish Kumar Jeswani, Walter Wehrmeyer and Yacob Mulugetta

Types and influential factors of consumers' non‐purchasing ecological behaviors pp. 61-76

Irene Tilikidou and Antonia Delistavrou

Designing interventions for ecodesign? pp. 77-78

Simon O'Rafferty

Volume 16, issue 8, 2007

Really changing the course: the limitations of environmental management systems for innovation pp. 525-537

Totti Könnölä and Gregory C. Unruh

Corporate engagement in processes for planetary sustainability: understanding corporate capacity in the non‐renewable resource extractive sector, Australia pp. 538-553

Neil Harris

Corporate greening through prosocial extrarole behaviours – a conceptual framework for employee motivation pp. 554-570

Catherine A. Ramus and Annette B. C. Killmer

End‐of‐pipe or cleaner production? An empirical comparison of environmental innovation decisions across OECD countries pp. 571-584

Manuel Frondel, Jens Horbach and Klaus Rennings

Bringing the needs of the poor into the BOP debate pp. 585-586

Bruce Paton and Minna Halme

Volume 16, issue 7, 2007

Toward integrating sustainability into business strategy pp. 459-460

Yvonne Scherrer, Claus‐Heinrich Daub and Paul Burger

DartBoards and Clovers as new tools in sustainability planning and control pp. 461-473

Massimiliano Bonacchi and Leonardo Rinaldi

Paving the way for sustainability communication: evidence from a Swiss study pp. 474-486

Ylva Stiller and Claus‐Heinrich Daub

Online reporting for sustainability issues pp. 487-501

Ralf Isenmann, Christoph Bey and Markus Welter

Finding the best location for pumping stations in the Galovica drainage area of Serbia: the AHP approach for sustainable development pp. 502-511

Z. Srdjevic, V. Kolarov and B. Srdjevic

How do stakeholders and legislation influence the allocation of green space on brownfield redevelopment projects? Five case studies from Switzerland, Germany and the UK pp. 512-522

Wendy Altherr, Daniel Blumer, Heike Oldörp and Peter Nagel

Volume 16, issue 6, 2007

Implementing a corporate environmental strategy: establishing coordination and control within multinational companies pp. 389-403

Marc J. Epstein and Marie‐Josée Roy

The business case for sustainability? An examination of small firms in the UK's construction and restaurant sectors pp. 404-420

Andrea Revell and Robert Blackburn

The impact of environmental information on professional purchasers' choice of products pp. 421-429

Gunne Grankvist and Anders Biel

The Red Queen and the environment: reconciling public regulation and business strategy pp. 430-441

Villy Søgaard and Svend Ole Madsen

Developing integration in a local industrial ecosystem – an explorative approach pp. 442-455

Anna Wolf, Mats Eklund and Mats Söderström

Volume 16, issue 5, 2007

Editorial pp. 319-321

Frances Hines

Consumer integration in sustainable product development pp. 322-338

Esther Hoffmann

Organizational learning to manage sustainable development pp. 339-353

Bernd Siebenhüner and Marlen Arnold

Buying into our future: sustainability initiatives in local government procurement pp. 354-365

Lutz Preuss

Corporate social responsibility and policy making: what role does communication play? pp. 366-385

Arno Mathis

Volume 16, issue 4, 2007

Time horizons of environmental versus non‐environmental costs: evidence from US tort lawsuits pp. 249-265

Eva Regnier and Craig Tovey

Environmental considerations within manufacturing strategy: an international study pp. 266-289

Déirdre Crowe and Louis Brennan

Seeing sustainability in business operations: US and British food retailer experiments with accountability pp. 290-301

Alastair Iles

Ethical consumers in search of markets pp. 302-315

Peter Wheale and David Hinton

Volume 16, issue 3, 2007

Ten years later: where is our common future now? pp. 171-189

Tarja Ketola

Why SMEs invest in environmental measures: sustainability evidence from small and medium‐sized printing firms pp. 190-201

Enno Masurel

Absorptive capacity and interpretation system's impact when ‘going green’: an empirical study of ford, volvo cars and toyota pp. 202-213

Mats Williander

Do stakeholder groups influence environmental management system development in the Dutch agri‐food sector? pp. 214-231

Harry Bremmers, Onno Omta, Ron Kemp and Derk‐Jan Haverkamp

Policy instruments for sustainability‐oriented organizational learning pp. 232-245

Martin Müller and Bernd Siebenhüner

Volume 16, issue 2, 2007

Topping up or watering down? Sustainable development in the privatized UK water industry pp. 93-105

Adrian Cashman and Linda Lewis

Relationship between environmental performance and financial performance: an empirical analysis of japanese corporations pp. 106-118

Yuriko Nakao, Akihiro Amano, Kanichiro Matsumura, Kiminori Genba and Makiko Nakano

Environmental technical and administrative innovations in the Canadian manufacturing industry pp. 119-132

Irene Henriques and Perry Sadorsky

ISO 14001 – experiences, effects and future challenges: a national study in Austria pp. 133-147

Elisabeth Schylander and André Martinuzzi

Corporate environmental performance evaluation: a measurement model and a new concept pp. 148-168

Shuangyu Xie and Kohji Hayase

Volume 16, issue 1, 2007

Corporate environmentalism: tracing the links between policies and performance using corporate reports and public registers pp. 1-11

Andy Gouldson and Rory Sullivan

Corporate intentions to participate in emission trading pp. 12-25

Jonatan Pinkse

Incorporating sustainable business practices into company strategy pp. 26-38

S. J. Fowler and C. Hope

Determinants of environmental innovation adoption in the printing industry: the importance of task environment pp. 39-49

Sandra Rothenberg and Stelios C. Zyglidopoulos

Environmental disclosures and compulsory accounting standards: the case of spanish annual reports pp. 50-63

Fernando Llena, Jose M. Moneva and Blanca Hernandez

Journal ratings and footprints: a North American perspective of organizations and the natural environment journal quality pp. 64-74

Boyd Cohen

Natural environmental disclosures: strategic responses by Port Moresby Stock Exchange entities pp. 75-89

Alistair M. Brown