Business Strategy and the Environment

1992 - 2025

Current editor(s): Richard Welford

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Volume 15, issue 6, 2006

Environmental issue management: towards a multi‐level theory of environmental management competence pp. 363-376

Pursey P. M. A. R. Heugens

New instruments – old practices? The implications of environmental management systems and extended producer responsibility for design for the environment pp. 377-388

Petrus Kautto

Environment and profitability in the reprocessing of paper in Norway: contradictory research reports in the context of circulation economics pp. 389-401

Stig Ingebrigtsen and Ove D. Jakobsen

Can businesses move beyond efficiency? The shift toward effectiveness and equity in the corporate sustainability debate pp. 402-415

William Young and Fiona Tilley

Engaging Hong Kong businesses in environmental change: drivers and barriers pp. 416-431

Sonja Studer, Richard Welford and Peter Hills

Call for papers. Special issue of the journal Business Strategy and the Environment. Recapturing the corporate environmental management research agenda: beyond compliance and certification pp. 434-435

Professor John P. Ulhøi and Associate Professor Henning Madsen

Volume 15, issue 5, 2006

Corporate sustainability accounting: a nightmare or a dream coming true? pp. 293-295

Stefan Schaltegger and Roger L. Burritt

Sustainability and stakeholder management: the need for new corporate performance evaluation and reporting systems pp. 296-308

Francesco Perrini and Antonio Tencati

An extended performance reporting framework for social and environmental accounting pp. 309-321

Kittiya Yongvanich and James Guthrie

An integrated framework for the financial analysis of sustainability pp. 322-333

Noelia Romero Castro and Juan Piñeiro Chousa

Accounting for the social dimension of sustainability: experiences from the biotechnology industry pp. 334-346

Justus von Geibler, Christa Liedtke, Holger Wallbaum and Stephan Schaller

Developing a sustainability accounting framework to inform strategic business decisions: a case study from the chemicals industry pp. 347-360

James R. D. Taplin, David Bent and David Aeron‐Thomas

Volume 15, issue 4, 2006

Emerging issues in sustainability reporting pp. 217-218

Dave Owen

From sustainable management to sustainable development: a longitudinal analysis of a leading New Zealand environmental reporter pp. 219-241

Helen Tregidga and Markus J. Milne

Sustainability practices of SMEs: the case of NZ pp. 242-257

S. R. Lawrence, E. Collins, K. Pavlovich and M. Arunachalam

Waste management, the challenges of the PFI and ‘sustainability reporting’ pp. 258-274

Amanda Ball, Jane Broadbent and Tony Jarvis

Accessibility and functionality of the corporate web site: implications for sustainability reporting pp. 275-287

Carol Adams and Geoffrey R. Frost

The market for virtue. The potential and the limits of corporate social responsibility by David Vogel, 2005. Brookings Institute Press, xii + 222 pp. ISBN 0‐8157‐9076‐7 pp. 288-288

Davide Secchi

Volume 15, issue 3, 2006

Marketing in the 21st Century pp. 139-144

Frank‐Martin Belz

Media attention and the market for ‘green’ consumer products pp. 145-156

John Thøgersen

Sustainability: Consumer Perceptions and Marketing Strategies pp. 157-170

Seonaidh McDonald and Caroline J. Oates

Sustainability marketing for the poorest of the poor pp. 171-184

Manfred Kirchgeorg and Monika I. Winn

The influence of eco‐labelling on consumer behaviour – results of a discrete choice analysis for washing machines pp. 185-199

Katharina Sammer and Rolf Wüstenhagen

Ignorant advice – customer advisory service for ethical investment funds pp. 200-214

Ulf Schrader

Volume 15, issue 2, 2006

Developing and implementing an environmental performance index for the Portuguese military pp. 71-86

Tomás B. Ramos and João Joanaz de Melo

A review of determinant factors of environmental proactivity pp. 87-102

Javier González‐Benito and Óscar González‐Benito

Approaches and perspectives in social and environmental accounting: an overview of the conceptual landscape pp. 103-117

Judy Brown and Michael Fraser

Assessing environmental product declaration opportunities: a reference framework pp. 118-134

Raffaella Manzini, Giuliano Noci, Massimiliano Ostinelli and Emanuele Pizzurno

A guide to emissions trading edited by Cyriel De Jong and Kasper Walet, 2004. Risk, 392 pp. ISBN 1 904339 23 9 pp. 135-136

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 15, issue 1, 2006

Sustainable valley entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 1-14

Boyd Cohen

Caveat emptor – let the buyer beware! environmental labelling and the limitations of ‘green’ consumerism pp. 15-29

Esben Rahbek Pedersen and Peter Neergaard

Leadership strategies for sustainable SME operation pp. 30-39

Ian Rankin Kerr

The evolving role of trade associations in negotiated environmental agreements: the case of United Kingdom Climate Change Agreements pp. 40-54

Ian Bailey and Susanne Rupp

Mapping stakeholder theory anew: from the ‘stakeholder theory of the firm’ to three perspectives on business–society relations pp. 55-69

Reinhard Steurer

Volume 14, issue 6, 2005

The impact of operator involvement in pollution reduction: case studies in Canadian chemical companies pp. 339-360

Olivier Boiral

The EPM‐KOMPAS: an instrument to control the environmental performance in small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) pp. 361-371

Edeltraud Günther and Susann Kaulich

The political bottom line: the emerging dimension to corporate responsibility for sustainable development pp. 372-383

Jem Bendell and Kate Kearins

Pathways of stakeholder influence in the Canadian forestry industry pp. 384-398

Irene Henriques and Sanjay Sharma

Volume 14, issue 5, 2005

Sustainability and Design pp. 269-271

Peter Dobers and Lars Strannegård

Bridging environmental issues with new product development pp. 272-285

Luca Berchicci and Wynand Bodewes

Influencing product lifetime through product design pp. 286-299

Nicole van Nes and Jacqueline Cramer

Theoretical discourse on sustainable space design: towards creating and sustaining effective sidewalks pp. 300-314

Iderlina Mateo‐Babiano and Hitoshi Ieda

The consumption of our discontent pp. 315-323

Christer Sanne

Design, lifestyles and sustainability. Aesthetic consumption in a world of abundance pp. 324-336

Peter Dobers and Lars Strannegård

Volume 14, issue 4, 2005

Editorial: partnerships for sustainable development pp. 203-204

William Young

Limited partnership: the lack of sustainable development in relation to participation in Hungarian public–private partnerships pp. 205-215

David Regéczi

Corporate awakening – why (some) corporations embrace public–private partnerships pp. 216-229

Julie LaFrance and Martin Lehmann

CSOs and business partnerships: strategies for interaction pp. 230-240

Jenny Ählström and Emma Sjöström

Conditions for the success of negotiated agreements: partnerships for environmental improvement in the Netherlands pp. 241-254

Hans Bressers and Theo de Bruijn

Company learning about corporate social responsibility pp. 255-266

Jacqueline Cramer

Volume 14, issue 3, 2005

Educating for sustainability: an imperative for action pp. 143-145

Delyse Springett and Kate Kearins

‘Education for sustainability’ in the business studies curriculum: a call for a critical agenda pp. 146-159

Delyse Springett

Teaching sustainability in a global MBA: insights from the OneMBA pp. 160-171

Nigel Roome

Educating senior executives in a novel strategic paradigm: early experiences of the Sustainable Enterprise Academy pp. 172-185

David Wheeler, Asaf Zohar and Stuart Hart

Are business students buying it? A theoretical framework for measuring attitudes toward the legitimacy of environmental sustainability pp. 186-197

Tom E. Thomas

KEY ISSUES IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING: A CRITICAL REVIEW by William Scott and Stephen Gough, 2003. RoutledgeFalmer, xiv + 274 pp,. ISBN 0‐415‐27650‐0 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING: FRAMING THE ISSUES edited by William Scott and Stephen Gough, 2004. RoutledgeFalmer, ix + 173 pp,. ISBN 0‐415‐27648‐9 pp. 198-199

Delyse Springett

TEACHING BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE edited by Chris Galea, 2004. Greenleaf Publishing, 336pp,. ISBN 1‐874‐71954‐3 pp. 199-200

John Fien

Volume 14, issue 2, 2005

Evaluating environmental and social performance of large Portuguese companies: a balanced scorecard approach pp. 73-91

Idalina Dias‐Sardinha and Lucas Reijnders

Exploring individual and institutional drivers of proactive environmentalism in the US Wine industry pp. 92-109

R. Scott Marshall, Mark Cordano and Murray Silverman

How can domestic households become part of the solution to England's recycling problems? pp. 110-122

Teresa Smallbone

Rhetoric and reality of corporate greening: a view from the supply chain management function pp. 123-139

Lutz Preuss

Volume 14, issue 1, 2005

Integrating environmental management and supply chain strategies pp. 1-19

Robert Handfield, Robert Sroufe and Steven Walton

Analysing the factors influencing clean technology adoption: a study of the Spanish pulp and paper industry pp. 20-37

Pablo del Río González

Small business responsibility in developing countries: a threat or an opportunity? pp. 38-53

Ralph Luken and Rodney Stares

Principles for sustainability rating of investment funds pp. 54-70

Thomas Koellner, Olaf Weber, Marcus Fenchel and Roland Scholz