Edited by Subhash C. Jain, University of Connecticut and Ben L. Kedia, University of Memphis, US

• Contents:PrefacePART I: PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABILITY1. Climate Change and Global Business: Challenges, Opportunities and Research GuidelinesSubhash C. JainPART II: UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS2. Sustainable Enterprises: Addressing Management Challenges in theTwenty-first CenturyPaul Shrivastava and Raymond Paquin3. Globalization, Environmental Sustainability, and System EquilibriumJohn Alexander4. Institutions, MNEs, and Sustainable DevelopmentBen L. Kedia, Jack Clampit and Nolan Gaffney5. The Effect of Technology Type on the Adoption and Effectiveness of Global Environmental StandardsGlen Dowell and Ben LewisPART III: STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABILITY6. The Global Reporting Initiative: Collaboration and Conflict in theDevelopment of Non-Financial ReportingDavid L. Levy and Halina Szejnwald Brown7. Driving to Distraction or Disclosure? Shareholder Activism, Institutional Investors and Firms’ Environmental TransparencyR. Scott Marshall, Darrell Brown and Marlene Plumlee8. Dynamic Networks and Successful Social Action: A Theoretical Framework to Examine the Coca-Cola Controversy in Kerala, IndiaSridevi Shivarajan9. How Can Sustainable Environmental Stewardship Enhance Global Competitiveness?Irene HenriquesIndex

Edited by Subhash C. Jain, University of Connecticut and Ben L. Kedia, University of Memphis, US

• Contents:PrefacePART I: PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABILITY1. Climate Change and Global Business: Challenges, Opportunities and Research GuidelinesSubhash C. JainPART II: UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS2. Sustainable Enterprises: Addressing Management Challenges in theTwenty-first CenturyPaul Shrivastava and Raymond Paquin3. Globalization, Environmental Sustainability, and System EquilibriumJohn Alexander4. Institutions, MNEs, and Sustainable DevelopmentBen L. Kedia, Jack Clampit and Nolan Gaffney5. The Effect of Technology Type on the Adoption and Effectiveness of Global Environmental StandardsGlen Dowell and Ben LewisPART III: STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABILITY6. The Global Reporting Initiative: Collaboration and Conflict in theDevelopment of Non-Financial ReportingDavid L. Levy and Halina Szejnwald Brown7. Driving to Distraction or Disclosure? Shareholder Activism, Institutional Investors and Firms’ Environmental TransparencyR. Scott Marshall, Darrell Brown and Marlene Plumlee8. Dynamic Networks and Successful Social Action: A Theoretical Framework to Examine the Coca-Cola Controversy in Kerala, IndiaSridevi Shivarajan9. How Can Sustainable Environmental Stewardship Enhance Global Competitiveness?Irene HenriquesIndex

Edited by Subhash C. Jain, University of Connecticut and Ben L. Kedia, University of Memphis, US

• Contents:PrefacePART I: PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABILITY1. Climate Change and Global Business: Challenges, Opportunities and Research GuidelinesSubhash C. JainPART II: UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS2. Sustainable Enterprises: Addressing Management Challenges in theTwenty-first CenturyPaul Shrivastava and Raymond Paquin3. Globalization, Environmental Sustainability, and System EquilibriumJohn Alexander4. Institutions, MNEs, and Sustainable DevelopmentBen L. Kedia, Jack Clampit and Nolan Gaffney5. The Effect of Technology Type on the Adoption and Effectiveness of Global Environmental StandardsGlen Dowell and Ben LewisPART III: STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABILITY6. The Global Reporting Initiative: Collaboration and Conflict in theDevelopment of Non-Financial ReportingDavid L. Levy and Halina Szejnwald Brown7. Driving to Distraction or Disclosure? Shareholder Activism, Institutional Investors and Firms’ Environmental TransparencyR. Scott Marshall, Darrell Brown and Marlene Plumlee8. Dynamic Networks and Successful Social Action: A Theoretical Framework to Examine the Coca-Cola Controversy in Kerala, IndiaSridevi Shivarajan9. How Can Sustainable Environmental Stewardship Enhance Global Competitiveness?Irene HenriquesIndex