Add to ORKGCorporations are central players in carbon governance through their roles as green-house gas (GHG) emitters, investors, innovators, technical experts, manufacturers, lobbyists, and marketers (Levy and Newell 2005). Businesses not only emit GHGs from their own operations, they also purchase energy-intense inputs and sell prod
The rapid growth in carbon disclosure in recent years represents a major success in the struggle to ...
Management can be held responsible for climate change. This paper points out climate change due to g...
Economic uncertainties have prompted American policy-makers to withdraw U.S. involvement in the Kyot...
Although greenhouse-gas management now ranks among the world’s great challenges, this status did not...
In the absence of sufficient support for the Kyoto Protocol, the international policy arena on clima...
Business has become a key part of the fabric of global environmental governance, considered here as ...
The adoption of the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 has led to increasing business interest in the issue of c...
Corporations seek to manage democracies to suit their own interests through the exercise of persuasi...
The issue of climate change has attracted increasing business attention in the past decade. Whereas ...
This Brief focuses on ways in which private firms are adopting tools that mirror public law instrume...
This dissertation explores motivations behind setting voluntary greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduct...
Within the corporate sector, climate change represents an unfolding market shift; one that is driven...
The challenges associated with climate change will require governments, citizens, and firms to work ...
Climate change regulations pose significant challenges to firms that produce large volumes of carbon...
Business activity is directly responsible for around fifty percent of UK emissions and academics and...
The rapid growth in carbon disclosure in recent years represents a major success in the struggle to ...
Management can be held responsible for climate change. This paper points out climate change due to g...
Economic uncertainties have prompted American policy-makers to withdraw U.S. involvement in the Kyot...
Although greenhouse-gas management now ranks among the world’s great challenges, this status did not...
In the absence of sufficient support for the Kyoto Protocol, the international policy arena on clima...
Business has become a key part of the fabric of global environmental governance, considered here as ...
The adoption of the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 has led to increasing business interest in the issue of c...
Corporations seek to manage democracies to suit their own interests through the exercise of persuasi...
The issue of climate change has attracted increasing business attention in the past decade. Whereas ...
This Brief focuses on ways in which private firms are adopting tools that mirror public law instrume...
This dissertation explores motivations behind setting voluntary greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduct...
Within the corporate sector, climate change represents an unfolding market shift; one that is driven...
The challenges associated with climate change will require governments, citizens, and firms to work ...
Climate change regulations pose significant challenges to firms that produce large volumes of carbon...
Business activity is directly responsible for around fifty percent of UK emissions and academics and...
The rapid growth in carbon disclosure in recent years represents a major success in the struggle to ...
Management can be held responsible for climate change. This paper points out climate change due to g...
Economic uncertainties have prompted American policy-makers to withdraw U.S. involvement in the Kyot...