Corporate Environmentalism: Perspectives from Organizational Learning
Article · June 1998 with 9 ReadsDOI: 10.1177/1350507698292002 Cite this publication
- 📷Suman Banerjee
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- University of Wyoming
AbstractAn increasingly large number of organizations are attempting to integrate environmental issues with their corporate strategies. Tougher regulatory forces and increasing public environmental concern have led to the development of environmental strategies by some firms. This paper discusses the process of corporate environmental learning whereby organizations learn to integrate environmental issues with their business strategies. Using the theoretical framework of organizational learning, the paper examines the different ways organizations can learn to respond to environmental issues, the inputs to the learning process and the possible consequences of their actions. Corporate Environmentalism: Perspectives from Organizational Learning. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/247748243_Corporate_Environmentalism_Perspectives_from_Organizational_Learning [accessed Oct 19 2017].
I agree with you. Such wrongly cited paper should be accredited to the original author by rectifying the mistake (though, it could be inadvertent). Good luck, Mr. Banerjee. Abhinondan
I agree. Care should be taken to cite in the name of the correct author.
It is ethically wrong. Great care must be taken by all, especially publishers, editors and researchers in giving the due acknowledgments to deserving ad original issuers of research.
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