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Book Organizations, Policy, and the Natural Environment: Institutional and Strategic Perspectives None Hoffman AJ, Ventresca MJ Hoffman AJ, Ventresca MJ, eds. Organizations, Policy, and the Natural Environment: Institutional and Strategic Perspectives. Palo Alto, CA: Stanford University Press, 2002, 528 pp. R827918 (2001)
Book Chapter Strategic responses to the reputation commons problem. None King AA, Lenox MJ, Barnett ML King AA, Lenox MJ, Barnett ML. Strategic responses to the reputation commons problem. In: Hoffman AJ, Ventresca MJ, eds. Organizations, Policy, and the Natural Environment: Institutional and Strategic Perspectives. Palo Alto, CA: Stanford University Press, 2002, Chapter 17, pp. 393-406. R827918 (2000)
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Journal Article Waves of collectivizing: a dynamic model of competition and cooperation over the life of an industry. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW Barnett ML Barnett ML. Waves of collectivizing: a dynamic model of competition and cooperation over the life of an industry. Corporate Reputation Review 2006;8:272-292. R827918 (2001)
Journal Article Non-mandatory approaches to environmental protection. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SURVEYS Khanna M Khanna M. Non-mandatory approaches to environmental protection. Journal of Economic Surveys 2002;15(3):291-324. R827918 (2001)
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Journal Article Corporate environmental management: regulatory and market-based incentives. LAND ECONOMICS Khanna M, Anton WRQ Khanna M, Anton WRQ. Corporate environmental management: regulatory and market-based incentives. Land Economics 2002;78(4):539-558. R827918 (2001)
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Journal Article Industry self-regulation without sanctions: the chemical industry's Responsible Care Program. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL King AA, Lenox MJ King AA, Lenox MJ. Industry self-regulation without sanctions: the chemical industry's Responsible Care Program. The Academy of Management Journal 2000;43(4):698-716. R827918 (2000)
Journal Article Lean and green? An empirical examination of the relationship between lean production and environmental performance. PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT King AA, Lenox MJ King AA, Lenox MJ. Lean and green? An empirical examination of the relationship between lean production and environmental performance. Production and Operations Management 2001;10(3):244-256. R827918 (2000)
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Journal Article Are aliens green? Assessing foreign establishments' environmental conduct in the United States. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL King AA, Shaver JM King AA, Shaver JM. Are aliens green? Assessing foreign establishments' environmental conduct in the United States. Strategic Management Journal 2001;22(11):1069-1085. R827918 (2001)
Journal Article Does it really pay to be green? An empirical study of firm environmental and financial performance. JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY King AA, Lenox MJ King AA, Lenox MJ. Does it really pay to be green? An empirical study of firm environmental and financial performance. Journal of Industrial Ecology 2001;5(1):105-116. R827918 (2001)
Journal Article Exploring the locus of profitable pollution reduction. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE King A, Lenox M King A, Lenox M. Exploring the locus of profitable pollution reduction. Management Science 2002;48(2):289-299. R827918 (2001)
Journal Article Industry self-regulation and adverse selection: a comparison across four trade association programs. None Lenox MJ, Nash J Lenox MJ, Nash J. Industry self-regulation and adverse selection: a comparison across four trade association programs. Business Strategy and the Environment 2003;12(6):343-356. R827918 (2000)
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Journal Article Prospects for developing absorptive capacity through internal information provision STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL Lenox M, King A Lenox M, King A. Prospects for developing absorptive capacity through internal information provision. Strategic Management Journal 2004;25(4):331-345. R827918 (2001)
Meeting World Bank dialogue on corporate social responsibility. None King A King A. Moderator for the World Bank dialogue on corporate social responsibility. Washington, DC, January 8, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Paper Governing the reputation commons: opportunities and barriers to industry self-regulation. None King A, Lenox M, Barnett M King A, Lenox M, Barnett M. Governing the reputation commons: opportunities and barriers to industry self-regulation. Working Paper, 2000. R827918 (2001)
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Paper Sustaining industry self-regulation in the face of free-riding. None King A, Lenox M King A, Lenox M. Sustaining industry self-regulation in the face of free-riding. Working Paper, 2001. R827918 (2001)
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Paper Information asymmetries, imitation, and strategic foresight: a signaling framework to analyze the adoption process of an industry management standard. None Terlaak A, King A Terlaak A, King A. Information asymmetries, imitation, and strategic foresight: a signaling framework to analyze the adoption process of an industry management standard. University of California-Santa Barbara, Working Paper, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Paper The effect of ISO 9000 on operational and environmental performance: is there one? None Terlaak A, King A Terlaak A, King A. The effect of ISO 9000 on operational and environmental performance: is there one? University of California-Santa Barbara, Working Paper, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Paper The role of industry management standards in solving problems of asymmetric information. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL Terlaak A, King A Terlaak A, King A. The role of industry management standards in solving problems of asymmetric information. Working Paper, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Paper Who is influenced by institutional pressures? The effect of organizational size in moderating bandwagon and network effects. None Terlaak A Terlaak A. Who is influenced by institutional pressures? The effect of organizational size in moderating bandwagon and network effects. University of California?Santa Barbara, Working Paper, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Waves of collectivizing: a dynamic model of competition and cooperation over the life of an industry. None Barnett ML Barnett ML. Waves of collectivizing: a dynamic model of competition and cooperation over the life of an industry. Presented at the Academy of Management Conference, Washington, DC, August 3-8, 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation All for one? Examination of changes in trade association activity. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL Barnett ML King A, Barnett M. All for one? Growth in trade association activity. Presented at the INFORMS Annual Meeting, College on Organization Science Section Sunday, San Jose, CA, November 17, 2003. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Unpacking social responsibility: the curvilinear relationship between social and financial performance. None Barnett ML Barnett ML. Unpacking social responsibility: the curvilinear relationship between social and financial performance. Presented at the Academy of Management Conference, Denver, CO, August 11-14, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Industry self-regulation and stock price movements. None Barnett M Barnett M. Industry self-regulation and stock price movements. Presented at the Consortium on Competitiveness and Cooperation (CCC) Colloquium, Duke University, Raleigh, NC, April 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation A strategic analysis of global warming. None Dutta PK, Radner R Dutta PK, Radner R. A strategic analysis of global warming. Presented at the Stern School of Business, New York University, New York, NY, February 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Choosing cleaner technologies. None Dutta PK, Radner R Dutta PK, Radner R. Choosing cleaner technologies. Presented at the Stern School of Business, New York University, New York, NY, April 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Governing the reputation commons: opportunities and barriers to industry self-regulation. None King A, Lenox M, Barnett M King A, Lenox M, Barnett M. Governing the reputation commons: opportunities and barriers to industry self-regulation. Presented at the 2000 Kellogg Conference on Organizations, Policy and the Natural Environment, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, May 2000. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Industry self-regulation without sanctions: the chemical industry's responsible care program. None King A, Lenox M King A, Lenox M. Industry self-regulation without sanctions: the chemical industry's responsible care program. Presented at the Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, January 27, 2000. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation On self-regulation in the United States. None King A King A. On self-regulation in the United States. Presented at the Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, June 4, 2001. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Opportunities for industry self-regulation. None King A King A. Opportunities for industry self-regulation. Presented at the Greening of Industry Conference, Chapel Hill, NC, November 14, 1999. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Voluntary environmental standards: furthering moral suasion while preventing more hazard. None King A King A. Voluntary environmental standards: furthering moral suasion while preventing more hazard. Presented at the EPA/National Science Foundation Conference: Beyond Compliance: What Motivates Environmental Behavior? Washington, DC, June 4, 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Who adopts management standards early? An examination of ISO 14001 certifications. None King A, Lenox M King A, Lenox M. Who adopts management standards early? An examination of ISO 14001 certifications. Presented at the 2001 Academy of Management Conference, Washington, DC, August 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Why does it pay to be green? None King A King A. Why does it pay to be green? Presented at the Symposium on Sustainability-Profiles in Leadership, Neuberger and Bermann, New York, NY, October 17, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Exploring the prospects for industry self-regulation. None Lenox M Lenox M. Exploring the prospects for industry self-regulation. Presented at the Deans Forum, New York University. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Free riding, adverse selection, and moral hazard in industry self-regulation. None Lenox M Lenox M. Free riding, adverse selection, and moral hazard in industry self-regulation. Presented at the New York University International Business Seminar, New York University. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation A game-theoretic approach to global warming None Radner R Radner R. A game-theoretic approach to global warming. Presented at Institut Europeen d'Administration des Affaires (INSEAD), May 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation A strategic analysis of global warming. None Radner R Radner R. A strategic analysis of global warming. Presented at the National Science Foundation/CEME Decentralization Conference, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, April 27-29, 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation A strategic analysis of global warming. None Radner R Radner R. A strategic analysis of global warming. Presented at the Environmental Economics Seminar, Columbia University, New York, NY, October 2000. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Do firms get run over by bandwagons? Exploring the effects of early adopters on the diffusion of the ISO 9000 management standard. None Terlaak A, King A Terlaak A, King A. Do firms get run over by bandwagons? Exploring the effects of early adopters on the diffusion of the ISO 9000 management standard. Presented at the Danish Research Unit for Industrial Dynamics (DRUID) Conference, Aalborg, Denmark, June 12-15, 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Contrasting institutional theory and signaling theory to explain the adoption process of an industry standard. None Terlaak A Terlaak A. Contrasting institutional theory and signaling theory to explain the adoption process of an industry standard. Presented at various universities as a job market paper, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation Governmental solutions to problems of transferring environmental best practices. None Terlaak A Terlaak A. Governmental solutions to problems of transferring environmental best practices. Presented at the 2001 Academy of Management Conference, Washington, DC, August 2001. R827918 (2000)
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Presentation Information asymmetries, imitation, and strategic foresight: a signaling framework to analyze the adoption process of an industry management standard. None Terlaak A Terlaak A. Information asymmetries, imitation, and strategic foresight: a signaling framework to analyze the adoption process of an industry management standard. Presented at the Wharton Mini Technology Conference, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Presentation The effect of ISO 9000 on operational and environmental performance: is there one? None Terlaak A Terlaak A. The effect of ISO 9000 on operational and environmental performance: is there one? Presented at the University of California-Santa Barbara Ph.D. Seminar, June 5, 2002. R827918 (2001)
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Proceedings Who adopts management standards early? None King A, Lenox M King A, Lenox M. Who adopts management standards early? An examination of ISO 14001 certifications. In: Best Paper Proceedings of the 2001 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, August 2001. R827918 (2000)
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