Why Japanese firms choose to certify: a study of managerial responses to environmental issues

Article Abstract:

Research describing the attitudes of Japanese manufacturers to environmental issues is presented. In particular the goal of environmental certification incorporated in management decisions is investigated.

Japan, Management

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Markets for water rights under environmental constraints

Article Abstract:

Research describing tradable water rights is presented. In particular the optimum allocation of surface water and pollution rights along a river is modelled with reference to water quality.

Models, Economic aspects, Water pollution, Water rights

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When the weak win: The role of investment in environmental lobbying

Article Abstract:

Research describing the lobbying methods of environmentally damaging industries is presented. In particular their success at achieving policy and regulatory concessions is examined.

Industry, Industries

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