... their stakeholders. Thus, engaging in environment-related CSR activities is the most difficult task as – another important implication of this study – only environmental commitment that goes far beyond industry standards is recognized. Additionally, our interviewees revealed that environmental activities...

... governments legislating more than 20,000 laws and provisions until the end of 2014. For quite a long period, China’s economy was characterized as “energy-guzzling, environmentally damaging and excessively consuming”, focusing on economic growth rather than environment, in which technical progress...

... about their environment, as companies try to keep abreast of society’s changing ideas concerning corporate roles and responsibilities, which Zadek (2007 , p. 125) termed “civil learning”. Organisational values and activities, undertaken to address environmental and societal concerns, need...

..., the world has turned a blind eye to the damage caused to the earth due to excessive use of fossil fuels. Offering environmentally friendly alternatives, we help each person to contribute to a cleaner and safer environment. Green marketing Responsible tourism Sustainable development Sustainable...

... identified in previous literature (Brewer, 2007 ; Phelps et al., 2003) are combined to build two sets of dimensions that provide a comprehensive understanding of psychic distance and environment. Table I is a summary of the particular psychic distance and environmental factors strongly...

... Globalization Regulations Environment John Bunzl John Bunzl is Director, Martin Bunzl International Ltd, London. Keywords World economy, Globalization, Regulations, Environment The principal barrier to implementation of any significant measure to improve today's environmental...

... to relieve environmental pressure on their common sea. The plan originally assembled by Helcon in 1990, calls for more than$20 billion investment over two decades. A new container terminal and the upgrading of the existing ferry terminal are under way at the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda, increasing...

... limits, respect by the individual for fellow human beings and the natural world. Without these shared values,based on the balance between rights and responsibilities, human-scale politics and environmentally sustainable economics will both remain pipe dreams. A powerful strand of thought connects...

...Michael Roarty Explains the factors that influence corporate behaviour towards the environment. There is a tendency for business to ignore environmental costs in order to reduce production costs and stay competitive. However, there is a growing trend towards “green” consumerism reflecting...

..., the new packaging waste law in Germany and the ambitions environmental plan which is being implemented by the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Physical Planning and the Environment are well documented. These initiatives are influencing the development of EC directives in Brussels which are intended...

.... This is seen as the best hope of containing the objectives of economic growth and environmental protection. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Environment European Union Legislation Manufacturing Pollution United Kingdom VOLUME 93 NUMBER 1 1993 Issues in Environmental Law PRESENT AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES...

... to develop a full company planning procedure which took environmental change into account. Obviously, firms are not all affected by the environment in the same way. The amount of "turbulence" experienced by any one firm will be affected by the rate of technological change, the amount of competition, channel...