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Research on Organizations and the Natural Environment, 1992-Present: A Review

Dror Etzion

IESE Business School, Avda. Pearson 21, Barcelona, Spain, 08034

The literature on organizations and the natural environment, published since 1992, is reviewed, with the purpose of determining if and what the contributions have been to strategy and organizational theory. The author performs the review at three levels—firm, industry, and organizational environment. Subsequently, he discusses empirical and conceptual constraints on the production of quality research and highlights research that successfully overcomes these barriers.

Key Words: natural environment • environmental strategy • industry dynamics • organizations and environment • stakeholders

Journal of Management, Vol. 33, No. 4, 637-664 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/0149206307302553
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