... to protecting the environment and aims to maximise long-term environmental wellbeing (Vaaland et al., 2008). ECSR aims to reduce any damaging effects on the environment as a result of managerial operations and stakeholder interactions. Using the S-O-R and cultural theories, this study reveals...

... offered – and a set of psychological attributes (El Hedhli et al., 2013). More specifically, the internal environment of the mall refers to the internal aesthetics, atmosphere and ambience, including environmental elements such as the internal colour, music or crowding (Chebat et al...

...Dr Anne Wiese, Associate Professor Stephan Zielke and Professor Waldemar Toporowski; Anne Wiese; Stephan Zielke; Waldemar Toporowski Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an analysis of consumer shopping travel behaviour with a focus on its environmental effects. In particular...

... in the supply chain management of the largest retailers of the world; and 2. to investigate to what degree these retailers conform to their environmental responsibility and cope with the megatrend environment in their supply chain activities. We adapt some of the notions of Hockerts and Wüstenhagen...

...Lawrence Christensen Looks at how Safeway plc is helping the environment through its supply chain. Does this by using recyclable packing on its products, examining route and method of transport to market. Concludes that by recognizing environmental challenges organizations can benefit not only...

... well‐being will not only mirror that of the economy as a whole, but in the 1990s, the influence of the SEM, investment in IT and environmental changes will encourage distribution companies to review the structure and make‐up of their distribution networks. The evidence available at present points...

..., consumers are turning to retailers to help in protecting the environment. They are now realizing that through a market economy system they can effect environmental changes, albeit at a slower rate than through Government intervention. Dorothy MacKenzie of Brand New Consultancy[16] concludes that a company...

..., pleasant and diverse shopping environment but also includes more routine maintenance tasks. Environmental improvements might include the provision of attractive street paving, seats, street furniture and hanging-plant baskets, signposting, landscaping, shrub and tree planting and the brick cladding...