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California Management Review.Call for Papers.Special Issue. Regulatory Uncertainty and the Natural Environment

  • 1.  California Management Review.Call for Papers.Special Issue. Regulatory Uncertainty and the Natural Environment

    Posted 09-03-2010 03:20
    APOLOGIES FOR CROSS-POSTINGS

    Dear colleagues,

    We are preparing a California Management Review Special Issue entitled:
    “FIRMS, REGULATORY UNCERTAINTY, AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: WHAT CAN WE
    EXPECT? WHAT SHOULD MANAGERS DO?”.


    ** Background: Managers respond in many different ways to regulation. How
    business leaders manage their regulatory relationships is an important topic
    that deserves new consideration given the changing shape of global
    regulation. In a period of less than a decade, the regulatory debate on
    climate change and environmental management has gained dramatically in
    importance.

    However firms are facing a high level of uncertainty about multiple issues
    related to regulation on environmental topics, such as the real effects of
    the Kyoto Protocol and the possibility of new international treaties,
    environmental regulation and conformity with international treaties in
    emergent countries (specially China, India, and Brazil), the future
    existence of environmental champions in domestic regulation, and the
    unexpected responses of governments as a result of environmental risks and
    accidents.


    ** We would like to do a compilation of appealing papers for scholars and
    managers.


    ** Please find attached a detailed call for papers.

    Deadline for submission of abstracts: December 1st, 2010.


    Do not hesitate to contact us for any doubts or suggestions.

    Best wishes,

    Alfred Marcus (U. of Minnesota, USA)
    J. Alberto Aragon-Correa (U. of Granada, Spain / U.C. Berkeley, USA)
    Jonatan M. Pinkse (U. of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)


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    J. Alberto Aragón-Correa
    Professor. U. of Granada (Spain)
    Visiting Professor. U. of California at Berkeley (USA)
    Head of ISDE -Research on Innovation, Sustainability, and Development
    School of Economics and Business
    Department of Management
    Campus Cartuja, s.n.
    E-18071 Granada
    Spain

    jaragon@ugr.es
    http://www.ugr.es/local/jaragon
    http://www.ugr.es/local/isde