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Detailed Programme with Access to Papers
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Please click on the paper titles in the programme below to download the papers as PDF-files.
Tuesday 26 June 2012 From 18h00 on: Welcome reception and buffet (Monastery garden)
Wednesday 27 June 2012 9h00-9h30: Opening plenary (Room: Bibliothèque) 9h30-10h30: Theory development workshop with Prof David Whetten (Room: Bibliothèque) 10h30-11h00: Break 11h00-12h30: Theory development workshop (continued) 12h30-14h00: Lunch 14h00-15h00: Paper sessions
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Paper session 1: Environmental Management (Room: Bibliothèque)
Raymond L Paquin, Timo Busch & Suzanne G Tilleman: Industrial Symbiosis: Paths towards Eco-efficiency and Eco-development
Luca Berchicci & Andrew A. King: Do Managers Systematically Underestimate The Potential For Waste Reduction?
Jörg H. Grimm, Joerg S. Hofstetter & Joseph Sarkis: Multi-Tier Supplier Sustainability Compliance Management
Paper session 2: Sustainability and CSR (Room: St. Thomas)
Lorenzo Massa: Sustainable Development, Corporate Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility
Michael Wood & Pratima Bansal: Do You See What We See? The Role of Spatial Scale in Perceiving Environmental Issues
Ralf Barkemeyer & Frank Figge: The False Promise of the Transnational CSR Strategy
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15h10-16h10: Research development sessions
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Research development session 1 (Room: Bibliothèque) (Discussant: Nicole Darnall)
Jodi Short & Michael W. Toffel: Private Enforcement of Labor and Environmental Standards in Global Supply Chains
Omar Asensio & Magali Delmas: Conservation Messaging: A Behavioral Science Approach
James J. Cordeiro, Joseph Sarkis & Tara Shankar Shaw: Lean is not always Green: Evidence from US Manufacturing Supply Chains
Research development session 2 (Room: St. Thomas) (Discussant: Sanjay Sharma)
Panikos Georgallis: The impact of practice-breaking and practice-building tactics on firms' resource commitment in the solar photovoltaic industry
Martin Lehmann & Anna Zinenko: Making Sense of CSR in Danish Frontrunners
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16h10-16h40: Break 16h40-18h00: Paper session 3: Climate change (Room: Bibliothèque) Nicola Misani, Stefano Pogutz & Angelo Russo: Investigating the Relationship Between Firm Carbon Intensity and Financial Performance: The Role of Organizational Responsiveness Natalie Slawinski & Pratima Bansal: Managing the Time Paradox in Business Sustainability: Responding to Climate Change in the Oil and Gas Industry Naeem Ashraf & Emmanuelle Reynaud: Institutional and Strategic Motivations of Reducing Carbon Emissions under CDM Chonnikarn (Fern) Jira & Michael W. Toffel: Engaging Supply Chains in Climate Change 20h00: Dinner
Thursday 28 June 2012 8h30-9h30: Paper sessions
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Paper session 4: Performance (Room: Bibliothèque)
Olivier Boiral & Jean-François Henri: Can Sustainability Performance Be Measured? A Content Analysis of GRI Reports
Magali Delmas, Dror Etzion & Nicholas Nairn-Birch: Triangulating Environmental Performance: What Do Environmental Ratings Really Capture?
Haiying Lin: Determinants of Environmental Performance in Emerging Economies: Theoretical Perspectives and Strategy Implications
Paper session 5: Innovation (Room: St. Thomas)
Brodie Boland & Jorge Rivera: Not Only Laggards: Small Firms as a Vanguard for Green Technology Innovation
Natalia Ortiz-de-Mandojana, Javier Aguilera-Caracuel, José M. de la Torre-Ruiz & Vera Ferrón-Vílchez: Is environmental regulatory uncertainty hindering or encouraging environmental performance? The role on a national level of innovation promotion
Dante-Ignacio Leyva-de la Hiz, J Alberto Aragón-Correa & Eulogio Cordon-Pozo: The dilemma of exploitation versus exploration and relation with firm performance: Applicability to the development of environmental innovations
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9h40-10h40: Research development sessions
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Research development session 3 (Room: Bibliothèque) (Discussant: Frances Bowen)
Julia Wolf: Nested Structures and Corporate Sustainability: An Empirical Investigation into the Firm-Society-Nature Relationship
Moritz Loock & Diane Phillips: Semiotics and Firm Reputation: The First Mover Advantage in Perceptions of the Sustainable Organization
Elmar Friedrich: Grieving Organizations: Evidence from the German Energy Industry
Research development session 4 (Room: St. Thomas) (Discussant: George Kassinis)
Giorgos Papagiannakis & Irini Voudouris: Environmental management practices and environmental innovations: Examining the role of "green" absorptive capacity and stakeholder integration capabilities Friederike Neugebauer: Can corporate sustainability strategies emerge from innovation projects? Exploring emerging patterns with the help of Action Research
Ambra Galeazzo & Andrea Furlan: Unpacking the Black Box of Proactive Environmental Strategy: A Conceptual Model
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10h40-11h10: Break 11h10-12h30: Paper sessions 6: Markets and entrepreneurship (Room: Bibliothèque) Magali Delmas & Neil Lessem: Eco-Premium or Eco-Penalty? Eco-labels and quality in the organic wine market Liudmila Nazarkina: How to Grow Your Organic Business: Multiple Organizational Identities of Sustainable Enterprises and Their Growth Strategies Jonatan Pinkse & Koen Groot: Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Corporate Political Strategy: Overcoming Market Barriers in the Clean Energy Sector Alfred Marcus, Joel Malen & Shmuel Ellis: Conferring Legitimacy: Clean Energy Venture Capital (VC) 2002-2009 12h30-14h00: Lunch 14h00-15h30: Special topic workshop on sufficiency (Room: Bibliothèque) Impulse speakers: John Lastovicka: Homo Consumerus: Consumers’ Biological-Evolutionary Roots & Sustainable Consumption Thomas Princen: Sufficiency: In Principle, In Practice 15h30-16h00: Break 16h00-17h00: GRONEN plenary (Room: Bibliothèque) 18h00: oikos-excursion: Wine degustation & picnic at organic winery Château Duvivier
Friday 29 June 2012 9h00-9h15: oikos Faculty Symposium Introduction (Room: Bibliothèque) 9h20-11h00: oikos Faculty Symposium PDWs
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PDW1: Re-designing Management Education: Curricula Development Laboratory (Room: Bibliothèque) (Conveners: Andrew Hoffman & Jost Hamschmidt)
John M Jermier & Linda Forbes: The Politics of Sustainability in MBA Education in a College of Business in the United States
Kevin Laverty: The Fundamental Questions: Establishing an Agenda for Sustainable Business Education
PDW2: Methods in Teaching Corporate Sustainability: Impact Assessment Laboratory (Room: St. Thomas) (Conveners: Renato Orsato & Luca Berchicci)
Adele Santana: Business Strategy and Policy for Sustainable Development: Accessing Students’ Ideal Worlds
Rebecca Luce: For Proposed New Major in Economic Sustainability (ECOS): ECOS Experiential Integrative Project Capstone Course
PDW3: Beyond Teaching Cases: Using Simulations and Games to Teach Business Sustainability (Room: Lagrange) (Convenors: Magali Delmas & Liudmila Nazarkina)
Elmar Friedrich: The CEMS Model UNFCCC
Charles Corbett: Offshore Wind Farm. Negotiation game
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11h00-11h30: Break 11h30-13h00: Paper session 7: Proactive environmental practices and Best paper award (Room: Bibliothèque) Sanjay Sharma & Pramodita Sharma: Family Involvement in Dominant Coalitions as a Driver of Capability Building for a Proactive Environmental Strategy José Céspedes-Lorente & Miguel Pérez Valls: Green practices and organizational design as sources of strategic flexibility and performance Vera Ferrón-Vílchez, Nicole Darnall & J Alberto Aragón-Correa: Stakeholders’ Influences on the Comprehensiveness and Visibility of Facilities’ Proactive Environmental Practices Best paper award 13h00-14h30: Lunch and end of conference
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