Business Strategy and the Environment

1992 - 2025

Current editor(s): Richard Welford

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Volume 7, issue 5, 1998

Institutionalizing environmental performance in US industry: Is it happening and what if it does not? pp. 261-270

Edward Stead, Michael M. McKinney and Jean Garner Stead

Beyond environmental management—Perspectives on environmental and management research pp. 297-308

Rolf Wolff

Integrating ethics into mainstream management pp. 309-310

Giles Wyburd

Volume 7, issue 4, 1998

Beyond greening: new dialogue and new approaches for developing sustainability pp. 179-192

Annica Bragd, Gavin Bridge, Frank den Hond and P. D. Jose

The greening of industry: needs of the field pp. 193-203

Doris Andrea Fuchs and Daniel A. Mazmanian

Caught in the web: the dual nature of networks and its consequences pp. 204-212

Frank Boons

Corporate legitimacy in risk society: the case of Brent Spar pp. 213-222

Jesper Grolin

The effect of environmental regulation on environmental innovation pp. 223-233

Heidi A. Pickman

Changing consumer behaviour through eco‐efficient services: an empirical study of car sharing in the Netherlands pp. 234-244

Rens Meijkamp

Retroduction: an alternative research strategy? pp. 245-249

Bjørnar Sæther

Combining research and design: a methodological view of the path to sustainable development pp. 250-255

Joanne H. J. Kruijsen

The greening of industry network noticeboard pp. 256-259

Kurt Fischer

Volume 7, issue 3, 1998

Stage models of corporate ‘greening’: a critical evaluation pp. 109-123

Anja Schaefer and Brian Harvey

Engaging the stakeholders: corporate views and current trends pp. 124-133

Anne Grafé‐Buckens and Anna‐Fay Hinton

Strategic environmental management in the Greek chemical industry: results from an exploratory study of selected companies pp. 134-149

Vangelis Souitaris and Devashish Pujari

Sector variation and ecological modernization: towards an analysis at the level of the firm pp. 150-161

Robert Baylis, Lianne Connell and Andrew Flynn

Environmental management: from ‘fit’ to ‘stretch’ pp. 162-172

Jacqueline Cramer

BOOK REVIEWS: Hijacking environmentalism: corporate responses to sustainable development edited by Richard Welford, 1997. Earthscan, xvi + 251 pp, £13.95 (pbk). ISBN 1‐85383‐399‐1 pp. 176-177

John P. Ulhøi

BOOK REVIEWS: Environmental accounting and sustainable development –the final report by the Limperg Instituut, 1996. Limpberg Instituut, 151 pp, 45.00 Dutch Guilder (pbk). No ISBN number shown pp. 176-176

C. William Young

Volume 7, issue 2, 1998

Environmental regulation and the industrial sector in China: the role of informal relationships in policy implementation pp. 53-70

Peter Hills and C. S. Man

The harvest strategy: how to implement a disaster for the environment and the stockholders pp. 71-89

Miller Van V. and John Quinn

EM into SME won't go? Attitudes, awareness and practices in the London Borough of Croydon pp. 90-100

J. Quentin Merritt

International business environmental barometer by Frank Belz and Lars Strannegärd (eds) 1997. Cappelen Akademisk Forlag, vii + 188 pp, CHF 40‐00. ISBN 82 456 0306 6 pp. 106-107

Maurie J. Cohen

Integrated pollution control by Adrian Smith, 1997. Ashgate Publishing, xv + 246pp, £39.95 (hbk). ISBN 1 85972 597 X pp. 107-108

David Chambers

Environmental management systems and cleaner production Ruth Hillary (editor), 1997. Wiley, xxvii + 359pp, £34.95 (hbk). ISBN 0 471 96662 2 pp. 108-108

Alan Neale

Volume 7, issue 1, 1998

Editorial: Corporate environmental management, technology and sustainable development: postmodern perspectives and the need for a critical research agenda pp. 1-12

R. J. Welford

Extending linear approaches to mapping corporate environmental behaviour pp. 13-23

A. Ghobadian, H. Viney, J. Liu and P. James

Buffering and bridging as environmental strategies of firms pp. 24-31

F. A. J. van den Bosch and C. B. M. van Riel

Factors of unsustainability: Identification, links and hierarchy pp. 32-42

I. Callens and L. Wolters

THE COMMERCIAL IMPACTS OF GREEN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT by Mark T. Smith, Robin Roy and Stephen Potter, 1996. Open University, ii + 57pp, £20.00 (pbk) pp. 51-52

Frank den Hond

ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT: MEETING THE GREEN CHALLENGE by Ken Peattie, 1995. Pitman Publishing, x + 309 pp, £36.00 (hbk) ISBN 0 273 60279 9 pp. 52-53

Andrea Prothero

CORPORATE STRATEGY AND BUSINESS PLANNING by Roger Bennett, 1996. Pitman Publishing, vii + 360pp, £14.99 (pbk) ISBN 0 7121 1052 6 pp. 52-52

Terence Tsai

Volume 6, issue 5, 1997

Voluntary agreements in environmental protection: experiences in Germany and future perspectives pp. 245-263

Klaus Rennings, Karl Ludwig Brockmann and Heidi Bergmann

A cybernetic view of environmental management: the implications for business organizations pp. 264-275

Gerard J. Lewis

There's money in the air: the CFC ban and DuPont's regulatory strategy pp. 276-286

James Maxwell and Forrest Briscoe

Voluntary agreements for environmental performance improvement: perspectives on the chemical industry's responsible care programme pp. 287-292

Richard Tapper

Book review: GREENING INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS edited by Jacob Werksmann, 1996. Earthscan, xxvi + 334 pp, £19.95 (pbk) ISBN 1 85383 244 8 pp. 296-297

Tony Jackson

Book review: DRIVING ECO‐INNOVATION; A BREAKTHROUGH DISCIPLINE FOR INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY by Claude Fussler with Peter James, 1996. Pitman Publishing, xx + 364 pp, £45.00 (hbk), ISBN 0 273 62207 2 pp. 297-297

Frank den Hond

Book review: TRAINING IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT – Industry and Sustainability. Part 1. Corporate Environmental and Resource Management and Educational Requirements by John P. Ulhui, H. Madsen and P.M. Rikhardsson, 1996. Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, xxxiv+148 pp, ECU 26.50 (pbk), ISBN 92 827 6927 5 pp. 298-299

Arlene Broadhurst and Grant Ledgerwood

Volume 6, issue 4, 1997

Global restructuring—a place for ecology? pp. 173-184

Theo de Bruijn, Peter Groenewegen and Jesper Grolin

The doctoral research day: a report pp. 185-186

David Raymond Jones

Organizing for effective environmental design pp. 187-196

Michael Lenox and John Ehrenfeld

Environmental managers' views on environmental work in a business context pp. 197-205

Bino Catasús, Maths Lundgren and Hans Rynnel

Formulating standards for sustainable forest management in Canada pp. 206-217

Peter Clancy and L. Anders Sandberg

Discursive methods in environmental decision making pp. 218-231

Ortwin Renn, Birgit Blättel‐Mink and Hans Kastenholz

Regulation, self‐regulation and environmental consensus: lessons from the UK packaging waste experience pp. 232-241

Sally Eden

Erratum: VOL.6, NO.3, 1997 pp. 243-243

Johan Schot

Volume 6, issue 3, 1997

Stepping‐stones for integrated chain management in the firm pp. 121-132

Teun Wolters, Peter James and Mark Bouman

The regional economic impacts of voluntary pollution prevention in New Jersey pp. 133-145

Kelly Robinson

Industrial ecology and some implications for rural SMEs pp. 146-152

Otto Andersen

The greening of industry for a sustainable future: building an international research agenda pp. 153-162

Johan Schot, Ellis Brand and Kurt Fischer

Encouraging sustainable business practice through managing policies and instruments dynamically pp. 163-167

David Skidmore

Book review: State of the World edited by Lester Brown, 1996. Earthscan, xvii+249 pp, £12.95 (pbk), ISBN 1 85383 327 4 pp. 169-170

John P. Ulhøi

Book review: Environmental policy in an international context: prospects edited by A. Blowers and P. Glasbergen, 1996. Arnold, xvi + 302 pp, £18.99 (pbk), ISBN 0 470 23585 3 pp. 169-169

Joseph Murphy

Volume 6, issue 2, 1997

The 100 plus corporate environmental report study: A survey of an evolving environmental management tool pp. 57-73

Douglas J. Lober, David Bynum, Elizabeth Campbell and Mary Jacques

Communicating greener strategies: a study of on‐pack communication pp. 74-82

Andrea Prothero, Ken Peattie and Pierre McDonagh

Setting its own standards and meeting those standards: voluntarism versus regulation in environmental reporting pp. 83-92

Josephine Maltby

Organisational learning in contested environments: lessons from Brent Spar pp. 93-103

A Neale

Environmental proactivism and firm performance: evidence from security analyst earnings forecasts pp. 104-114

James J. Cordeiro and Joseph Sarkis

Book review: Strategy for sustainable business: environmental opportunity and strategic choice by L. Crosbie and K. Knight (ed), McGraw‐Hill, 1995. xi+270 pp, £24.95, (hdk), ISBN 0 07 709133 7 pp. 116-117

Jan Bebbington

Book review: Making cities work. The role of local authorities in the urban environment by Richard Gilbert, Don Stevenson, Herbert Girardet and Richard Stren, Earthscan, 1996. xiii+203 pp, £13.95, (pbk), ISBN 1 85383 354 1 pp. 116-116

Jan van der Straaten

Book review: Life cycle assessment(LCA) – Quo Vadis? by S. Schaltegger (ed), Birkhauser Verlag, 1996. xii+187 pp, SFr. 58.00, (hbk), ISBN 3 7643 5341 4 pp. 117-118

Rebecca Brook

Book review: Improving compliance with international environmental law by James Cameron, Jacob Werksman and Peter Roderick (eds), Earthscan, 1996. xviii+341 pp, £19.95, (pbk), ISBN 1 85383 261 8 pp. 118-119

Stephen Sykes

Volume 6, issue 1, 1997

Economics of life cycle assessment: Inefficiency of the present approach pp. 1-8

Stefan Schaltegger

Extending the scope of environmental management: The case of company‐assisted travel in Britain pp. 9-17

Alan Neale

A Map of Neverland: The role of policy in strategic environmental management pp. 18-33

Tarja Ketola

Strategies for environmental control: A comparison between regulation and centralized control in Germany and reforms leading to decentralized control in Sweden pp. 34-45

Peter Dobers

An alteration to BATNEEC pp. 46-49

Ben Vivian

Books and publications received pp. 50-50

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CLEANER PRODUCTION IN INDUSTRY: INTEGRATING BUSINESS GOALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT by Ian Christie and Heather Rolfe with Robin Legard, 1995. Policy Studies Institute, xiv + 267 pp, £19.95 (pbk). ISBN 0 85374 619 2 pp. 51-51

Teun Wolters

CREATING PRODUCT STRATEGIES by Beth Rogers, 1996. International Thomson Business Press, ix + 154 pp, £9.99 (pbk). ISBN 0 415 13256 8 pp. 51-52

Terence Tsai

GREENING PEOPLE edited by Walter Wehrmeyer, 1996. Greenleaf Publishing, 416 pp, £29.50 (hbk). ISBN 1 874719 15 2 pp. 52-53

Richard Welford

SUSTAINABILITY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND URBANIZATION edited by Cedric Pugh, 1996. Earthscan, xiv + 250 pp, £16.95 (pbk). ISBN 1 85383 357 6 pp. 53-54

Maurie J. Cohen

WHO NEEDS IT? MARKET IMPLICATIONS OF SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES by SustainAbility Ltd, 1995. SustainAbility Ltd, x + 60 pp, £25.00(pbk). ISBN 0 9521904 1 9 pp. 53-53

Peter A. Strachan