Partnership and Leadership; Building alliances for a sustainable future

Abstract

1. Introduction: Collaboration as the New Paradigm in Industrial Transformation T. de Bruijn, A. Tukker. Part I: Concepts And Issues. 2. Environmental Collaboration: Potential and Limits C. Hartman, P. Hofman, E. Stafford. 3. In Search of the win-win: Multistakeholder Environmental Partnerships and the Pursuit of Sustainability E. Poncelet. 4. Re-interpreting Local-Global Partnerships S. Georg, A. Irwin. 5. Sustainable Business: Learning-Action Networks as Organizational Assets N. Roome, S. Clarke. 6. Organizing Interfirm Learning - As the Market Begins to Turn Green M. Munch Andersen. Part II: Collaboration Along The Value Chain. 7. Conditions for Learning Partnerships The introduction of organic food by a Swiss retailer S. Maier. 8. Environmental Adaptation in Supplier-Customers Relationships L. Canning, S. Hanmer-Lloyd. 9. Sunny Developments: the Diffusion of PV Technologies in the Netherlands J. Kruijsen. 10. Environmental Business Support Networks - Evaluating a Partnership Approach in South Wales F. Hines. 11. Increasing Environmental capabilities of SMEs through Partnerships: Pollution Prevention Projects in the Netherlands T. de Bruijn, P. Hofman. Part III: Multistakeholder Collaboration. 12. Neither Satan nor Santa: Shell, Competitive Advantage and Stakeholders in the Peruvian Amazon M. Hastings. 13. Lessons from a Broken Partnership: the Case of ARET M.-F. Turcotte, B. Ali. 14. Establishing and Maintaining Cross-Sectoral Actor Networks: toward Sustainable Development in the European Tourism Sector Z. Fadeeva, M. Halme. 15. Stakeholder Involvement and Alliances for Sustainable Households: the Case of Shopping, Cooking and Eating J. Quist, K. Green, K. Szita Toth, W. Young. 16. Conclusions: The Prospects of Collaboration A. Tukker, T. de Bruijn.