Stefan Schaltegger, Roger Burritt, Holger Petersen

• Part 1: Overview 1. Purpose, structure and contents of this textbook 2. Management and business companies 3. Environmental orientation 4. Sustainable development 5. Business management on its way to sustainability 6. Business management and its stakeholders Part 2: Success factors and fields of action 7. Balanced socioeconomic management of the environmental challenge 8. Markets, efficiency and eco-efficiency 9. Systems of legal regulation, environmental norms and standards 10. Partnerships and legitimacy 11. Political arenas Part 3: Strategic environmental management 12. Strategic process and strategic options 13. Basic corporate environmental strategies 14. Competitive strategies 15. Risk management strategies Part 4: Concepts and tools of corporate environmental management 16. Eco-marketing 17. Environmental accounting 18. Environmental management systems and eco-control 19. Outlook and future of corporate environmental management Appendix: Model environmental agreement Bibliography

This wide-ranging introductory text puts the manager center-stage and the relationship between management and environmental issues at the very core of the book's many themes. It provides a comprehensive and succinct introduction and review of the world of corporate environmental management and the current issues in that world ... we have to see the academics teaching this and similar material in Business Schools and Universities. - Social and Environmental Accounting || This book provides a textbook-style exploration of the ways in which companies can engage in environmental management, and why engagement can be profitable for business. - Corporate Citizenship Briefing, July 2003 || This is one of the first texts to offer a comprehensive overview of the principles of corporate environmental management ... few readers will fail to find something new and useful here ... it succeeds in providing an integrated approach to corporate environmental management that will be of value to students and to practitioners. - Environment, June 2004

Stefan Schaltegger, Roger Burritt, Holger Petersen

• Part 1: Overview 1. Purpose, structure and contents of this textbook 2. Management and business companies 3. Environmental orientation 4. Sustainable development 5. Business management on its way to sustainability 6. Business management and its stakeholders Part 2: Success factors and fields of action 7. Balanced socioeconomic management of the environmental challenge 8. Markets, efficiency and eco-efficiency 9. Systems of legal regulation, environmental norms and standards 10. Partnerships and legitimacy 11. Political arenas Part 3: Strategic environmental management 12. Strategic process and strategic options 13. Basic corporate environmental strategies 14. Competitive strategies 15. Risk management strategies Part 4: Concepts and tools of corporate environmental management 16. Eco-marketing 17. Environmental accounting 18. Environmental management systems and eco-control 19. Outlook and future of corporate environmental management Appendix: Model environmental agreement Bibliography

This wide-ranging introductory text puts the manager center-stage and the relationship between management and environmental issues at the very core of the book's many themes. It provides a comprehensive and succinct introduction and review of the world of corporate environmental management and the current issues in that world ... we have to see the academics teaching this and similar material in Business Schools and Universities. - Social and Environmental Accounting || This book provides a textbook-style exploration of the ways in which companies can engage in environmental management, and why engagement can be profitable for business. - Corporate Citizenship Briefing, July 2003 || This is one of the first texts to offer a comprehensive overview of the principles of corporate environmental management ... few readers will fail to find something new and useful here ... it succeeds in providing an integrated approach to corporate environmental management that will be of value to students and to practitioners. - Environment, June 2004

Stefan Schaltegger, Roger Burritt, Holger Petersen

• Part 1: Overview 1. Purpose, structure and contents of this textbook 2. Management and business companies 3. Environmental orientation 4. Sustainable development 5. Business management on its way to sustainability 6. Business management and its stakeholders Part 2: Success factors and fields of action 7. Balanced socioeconomic management of the environmental challenge 8. Markets, efficiency and eco-efficiency 9. Systems of legal regulation, environmental norms and standards 10. Partnerships and legitimacy 11. Political arenas Part 3: Strategic environmental management 12. Strategic process and strategic options 13. Basic corporate environmental strategies 14. Competitive strategies 15. Risk management strategies Part 4: Concepts and tools of corporate environmental management 16. Eco-marketing 17. Environmental accounting 18. Environmental management systems and eco-control 19. Outlook and future of corporate environmental management Appendix: Model environmental agreement Bibliography

This wide-ranging introductory text puts the manager center-stage and the relationship between management and environmental issues at the very core of the book's many themes. It provides a comprehensive and succinct introduction and review of the world of corporate environmental management and the current issues in that world ... we have to see the academics teaching this and similar material in Business Schools and Universities. - Social and Environmental Accounting || This book provides a textbook-style exploration of the ways in which companies can engage in environmental management, and why engagement can be profitable for business. - Corporate Citizenship Briefing, July 2003 || This is one of the first texts to offer a comprehensive overview of the principles of corporate environmental management ... few readers will fail to find something new and useful here ... it succeeds in providing an integrated approach to corporate environmental management that will be of value to students and to practitioners. - Environment, June 2004