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Managerial Interpretations and Organizational Context as Predictors of Corporate Choice of Environmental Strategy

Sanjay Sharma
- 01 Aug 2000 - 
- Vol. 43, Iss: 4, pp 681-697
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The authors examined the links between managerial interpretations of environmental issues and corporate choice of environmental strategy among 9 companies in the United States, focusing on the strategic issue interpretation literature, and found that managers interpreted environmental issues as strategic issues.
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Drawing on the strategic issue interpretation literature, this study examined links between managerial interpretations of environmental issues and corporate choice of environmental strategy among 9...

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