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Zusatztext 'Welford's style of prose is exceptionally readable! and this is probably the most readable of all three.' Derek McGlashan! Local Environment! 2001. 'I expect this one will also be well used by students and practitioners alike.' Derek McGlashan! Local Environment! 2001. 'If you read this book! even just 'dipping in'! you will find yourself nodding! agreeing and being convinced.' Derek McGlashan! Local Environment! 2001. Informationen zum Autor Richard Welford is Professor of Corporate Environmental Management at the University of Huddersfield, Professor of Sustainable Management at the Norwegian School of Management and a Director of ERP Environment. Klappentext "Corporate Environmental Management 3" examines the complex yet crucial issues faced when we make a genuine commitment to move towards sustainable development. It tackles the nature of the international economic order and the efficacy of free trade and globalization in response to the growing recognition that businesses and organizations must now effect real change to ensure a sustainable future. It analyses strategies for managers, researchers, academics and students to achieve operations consistent with this goal and provides accounts of best practice, offering substantial references to leading articles in the field. Zusammenfassung Examines the complex issues faced when we make a genuine commitment to move towards sustainable development. This book tackles the nature of the international economic order and the efficacy of free trade and globalization in response to the recognition that businesses and organizations must effect real change to ensure a sustainable future. Inhaltsverzeichnis Towards Sustainable Development in a Postmodern Society Social and Ethical Issues for Sustainable Development International Business, Globalization and Development Towards Sustainable Production and Consumption: From Products to Service Towards Sustainable Marketing Towards Sustainable Development: a Buddhist Path Deep Change or Slow Death: What Future for Business?...
