The policy process and business political environmental management strategies in developing nations

Jorge Rivera, Mark Starik, Jennifer Oetzel and Peter de Leon
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Jorge Rivera: The George Washington University School of Business
Mark Starik: The George Washington University School of Business
Jennifer Oetzel: American University
Peter de Leon: University of Colorado-Denver

Working Papers from School of Business, The George Washington University

Abstract: This manuscript contributes to the organizations and natural environment literature by combining the policy process model with neo-institutional theory to develop a framework of propositions predicting business political environmental management strategies. This framework advances neo-institutional work that has traditionally portrayed government regulations as easily enforced-explicit-exogenous constraints obeyed by businesses. Our focus on political action and developing countries also advances the organizations and the natural environment literature which has paid little attention to these issues.

Date: 2006-01
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