Message-ID: <34FD7083.4120@worldscope.co.uk> Date: Wed, 4 Mar 1998 15:17:24 +0000 From: John Stuart <mailto:greenleaf@worldscope.co.uk> Subject: Environmental Management in Developing Countries To: mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU
Greener Management International, Issue 19, Autumn 1997 is a specially extended issue on 'Environmental Management in Developing Countries'. It constitutes a progress report on this increasingly important field with contributions from both academic and practitioner experts.Table of Contents:
* Multinational Corporations’ Impacts on the Environment and Communities in the Developing World: A synthesis of the Contemporary Debate
Titus Moser and Damien Miller University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
* Reaping the Benefits: Trade Opportunities for Developing Country Producers from Sustainable Consumption and Production
Nick Robins and Sarah Roberts International Institute for Environment and Development, London, UK
* The Effect of Environmental Regulations on Industrial Competitiveness of Selected Industries in Developing Countries
Ralph Luken United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, Vienna, Austria
* The Environmental Challenge of Going Global
Gilbert Hedstrom, Ronald McLean and Bernhard Metzger Arthur D. Little Inc., Cambridge, MA, USA
* The Role of Stakeholder Participation: Linkages to Stakeholder Impact Assessment and Social Capital in Camisea, Peru
Murray Jones, Shell Prospecting & Development, Lima, Peru
* The Colombian Road to Environmental Management
Emilio Lattore, Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia
A limited number of individual copies of this special issue are available for purchase at the price of £25.00/$45.00. To order, please contact Sue Pearson at:
Greenleaf Publishing Broom Hall 8-10 Broom Hall Road Sheffield S10 2DR UK Tel” +44 114 2663789 Fax: +44 114 2679403 mailto:greenleaf@worldscope.co.uk