Research Companion to Green International Management Studies
Subtitle: A Guide for Future Research, Collaboration and Review Writing
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing; Edward Elgar Pub
Published: 2010
ISBN-13: 9781849803632
Description: The Research Companion to Green International Management Studies comprehensively covers the field of sustainability and the environment in business and management. Its emphasis on international topics makes it widely applicable and highly relevant in today's globalized world. Researchers will find the volume useful in stimulating new ideas and ensuring that their contributions enrich the field. A critical addition to every scholar's collection and a vital guide for PhD students as they develop their abilities to critique, review and write for academic journals, this book codifies and makes consistent important aspects of PhD education in sustainability and international management. Uniquely comprised of reviews of many major articles in the field, this research companion focuses on topics including corporate social responsibility, international organizations and development, environmental innovation and academic theory. This book also offers overviews of the field's key theories, such as institutional and stakeholder theory and resource-based view, leading to a discussion of how these theories have been applied, tested and extended in sustainability studies. This helpful and informative guide is ideal for professors and their graduate students. Policy makers, academic researchers and business people will all find this a useful and welcome resource for keeping up with the latest thinking in sustainability.
Table of contents: title: Contents: Foreword Debbie de Lange 1. Writing a Professional Academic Article Review Debbie de Lange 2. An Overview of the Green International Management Literature Debbie de Lange 3. MNC's Social, Ethical and Legal Responsibilities (Corporate Social Responsibility) Overview by Tom Cooper Bobby Banerjee Timo Busch Tom Cooper Daina Mazutis Josephine Stomp 4. NGOs, IGOs, Government and Sustainability in Developing Nations Overview by Natalie Slawinski C. Gopinath Mai Skott Linneberg Natalie Slawinski Susan Young 5. Environmental Innovation and Talent Subfield Overview by Claire Simmers Amanda Bullough Mary Finney Dean Hennessy Laurie Ingraham Olga Voronina Hawn 6. Academic Theory Overview by Dan V. Caprar Jijun Gao Elvira Haezendonck Jonatan Pinkse Svenja Tams