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Arco
Author_Peter Thayer Robbins
Body Shop
Business Advisory Boards
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Company's Social Mission
Company’s Social Mission
corporate
Corporate Management Responses
Corporation's Ceo
Corporation’s Ceo
countries
developing
Developing Country Issues
Developing Country Operations
Dominant Role Culture
ecological
Ecological Modernization
Ecological Modernization Theory
Energy Conservation
Environmental Crises
Environmental Issues
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Light Green
Long Term Cost Benefit Analyses
management
modernization
operations
Preventive Management Style
project
Public Relations Staff Member
responses
Shell UK
Specific Environmental Challenges
Styrene Monomer
Sustainable Development Management
Tamil Nadu
technocratic
Technocratic Project
Traditional Corporate Culture
Product details
- ISBN 9781853837722
- Weight: 590g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jun 2001
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Corporate responses to environmental challenges are often held directly or indirectly responsible for significant worldwide environmental destruction. Corporations are beginning to respond to environmental and social concerns and are taking these into account. This process, known as the greening of the corporation is fraught with contradictions since the foremost aim of corporations is to earn profits. Robbins analyses the approaches of four major international companies: ARCO Chemical; Ben & Jerry's; Shell; and The Body Shop.
Peter Robbins is a lecturer in sociology in the Institute of Water and Environment at Cranfield University.
