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Title: Environmental operations strategies: European approaches and research challenges
Author(s): Álvarez Gil, María José [catinaag]
Rivera Camino, Jaime [jrivera]
Publisher: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Economía de la Empresa
Issued date: Oct-1998
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10016/6533
Abstract: Since the environment has very recently emerged as a strategic issue, work has only begun to investigate the conceptual linkages between strategic management and the environment. A thoroughly revision of both academic and professional literature evidences that such scarcity of research doubles, or even trebles, when the scenery of the European Operations Management Strategies is considered. The main objective of this paper is, therefore, to discuss the impact of the design of the environmental management strategy on the formulation of the Operations Strategy and its implementation. Since the majority of the literature has neglected to focus the European approaches to such formulation, we will try to overcome this gap by analysing a sample of 2882 European companies.
Serie / Nº.: UC3M Working papers. Business Economics
98-70-13
Keywords: Green operations management
Solid waste treatment
Life cycle approach
Design for recycling
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