Introduction to the Special Research Forum on the Management of Organizations in the Natural Environment: A Field Emerging From Multiple Paths, With Many Challenges Ahead
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 2000
Mark Starik, Alfred A. Marcus
Citations225
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An increasing amount of high-quality research has been conducted in the past decade on the topic of managing organizations in the natural environment. The authors trace this evolution using path an...
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