Deciding on ISO 14001: Economics, Institutions, and Context

By Pratima Bansal, W. Bogner. 2002

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What Drives Substantive Versus Symbolic Implementation of ISO 14001 in a Time of Economic Crisis? Insights from Greek Manufacturing Companies (2018, background): “Competitive motivations arise from the expectation of efficiency gains, namely the prospect of enhancing the productivity, performance and profitability of the firm (Bansal and Bogner 2002; Neumayer and Perkins 2005).”
Strategic corporate social responsibility as global brand insurance (2005, background): “Bansal and Bogner (2002) show that such groups are more likely to support the firm in good times and to give the firm the benefit of the doubt if something goes wrong.”
How Does the Market Value Corporate Sustainability Performance? (2011, unknown): “A firm builds legitimacy by conforming to stakeholder expectations (Bansal and Bogner 2002).”
The Harm of Symbolic Actions and Green-Washing: Corporate Actions and Communications on Environmental Performance and Their Financial Implications (2012, background): “Environmental performance has also been shown to offer regulatory advantages by leading to greater flexibility to adapt to legislative changes (Bansal and Bogner 2002), through the ability to influence environmental laws and regulations (Faucheux et al.”