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Stimulating environmental management performance
Purpose – This article aims to provide an analysis of the joint impact of the business network and the company's internal resources on the level of environmental management (EM) deployment.Design/methodology/approach – Correlation, regression and cluster analyses of data gathered in 2005 in the Dutch food and drink (F&D) industry were carried out.Findings – The deployment of managerial capabilities that support ecological modernization (such as supply chain cooperation and network information exchange, or product‐redesign) in the Dutch F&D industry is low. The results show that different company profiles are connected with specific drivers and barriers for environmental pro‐activeness. Prospector companies (a minority) are more pro‐active with respect to environmental capability building than defenders.Research limitations/implications – Comparative longitudinal studies of environmental management drivers in subsectors could improve the understanding of the factors that stimulate environmental performance...
- Wageningen University & Research Netherlands
self-regulation, ecological modernization, industry, competence, firm, perspective, sustainability, strategic management, stakeholder management, dynamic capabilities
self-regulation, ecological modernization, industry, competence, firm, perspective, sustainability, strategic management, stakeholder management, dynamic capabilities
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