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Managing the environment across borders : a study of TNC affiliates' environmental practices in China, Malaysia and India

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Hansen, Michael W

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TextPublication details: Samfundslitteratur FrederiksbergDK 2002Description: 351 pAction note:

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Summary: Takes stock of the environmental management practices of transnational corporations and provides benchmarks for best practices. Analyzes the factors facilitating or inhibiting self-regulatory efforts, including an in-depth analysis of political and regulatory factors in the host countries that affect management practice.

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Takes stock of the environmental management practices of transnational corporations and provides benchmarks for best practices. Analyzes the factors facilitating or inhibiting self-regulatory efforts, including an in-depth analysis of political and regulatory factors in the host countries that affect management practice.

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