Policy Integration: Internationalization of State Environmental Protection Policy

Shah, Rohani Mohd; Husin, Zaliha Hj

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.07.203

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“…As a result, decision to improve environmental protection while the manufacturing organization is expected to fulfil its operational objective is challenging and expensive. Nevertheless, with Malaysia moving for developed country status and trying to achieve vision 2020 by focusing on growth in economy, social and operations, environmental protection should not be neglected and the literature had shown that manufacturing organizations are moving towards that direction (Masud, Amin, Akhtar, Kari, Afroz, Rahman, & Rahman, 2015;Shah & Husin, 2013).…”

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Extended Eco-Efficient Supply Chain Integration Management Model: A Research Note

Naina

Fernando

Shaharudin

2019

JGI

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Manufacturing organizations must improve their environmental protection as this is the requirement of every stakeholder nowadays. At the same time, manufacturing organizations that pursue environmental protection goal should adopt eco-efficient supply chain integration as it has been known to improve environmental protection without sacrificing economic and operational performances. Nevertheless, there is a decline in integration among manufacturing organizations and their supply chain partners. Furthermore, investigations in the literature have been one-dimensional toward the relationship between practice and performance. It is obvious that current studies pointing toward energy-efficient practice to achieve eco-efficient supply chain integration but it is insufficient. Thus, this study objective is to investigate the impact of eco-efficient supply chain integration on environmental protection and proposing improvement for future research. This study has proposed an extended eco-efficient supply chain integration management model based on the gap in the literature and industry. This study elaborates on the importance of manufacturing organizations achieving environmental protection while understanding that organizations especially from developing countries cannot afford to move from economic and operational performances. The extended model proposed also underlines the improvement for eco-efficient supply chain integration management model and providing a breakthrough for future research to contribute to the organizational theory development and practical improvements.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Extended Eco-Efficient Supply Chain Integration Management Model: A Research Note

Naina

Fernando

Shaharudin

2019

JGI

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“…The second consideration, the State policy must be able to transforms the conservation ideas outlined in the Treaty and the vague preservation and protectionist measures formulated in the ATCMs recommendations, into legally binding rules, merging them inseparably with pragmatic management provisions, resulting in a uniform coherent Antarctic environmental legal regime, furnished with necessary executive and judicial instruments; into its own local environmental law focusing on the environmental impact assessment as the vital test criteria. The third features, the policy must embedded in it the high degree of flexibility in its character, and able to constant adaptation to the fast changing protection criteria of preserving pristine environmental conditions in the future (Shah, 2013).…”

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Public Perceptions of Antarctic Values: Shaping Future Environmental Protection Policy

Shah

2015

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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The natural environment of Antarctica represents 3 unique values which are recognised by Antarctica scientists through The Madrid Protocol 1991; its wilderness, its aesthetic values and its scientific values. These values are essential to be protected for the future generation. A survey is necessary to show that the public understood these core values in support of the scientist's demands for these values to be protected. The findings from this survey will confirm the indicative notions earlier. This paper will discuss the factors selected in determining the public perceptions of Antarctic Value to the policy makers in constructing The State Environmental Protection Policy.

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“…The five annexes, namely Environmental Impact Assessment, Antarctic Fauna and Flora, Waste Disposal Management, Marine Pollution and Area Protection provided a comprehensive measure on the Antarctic region protection (Kariminia et al, 2013). Nevertheless, an increasing number of academics and parties have raised concern on the Antarctic environment degradations (Bastmeijer & Roura, 2004;Shah & Husin, 2013).…”

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A Global View on the Environmental Consequences of Antarctic Tourism

Karimini

Ahmad

Hashim

et al. 2018

jABs

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Antarctica tourism evidently harms its ecosystem in direct and indirect ways. Ecosystems are dynamic and complex systems, which simultaneously depend on various humanity and natural factors. The nature of tourist activities continuously changes, which needs improved policies and protection standards. If the varied tourism activities and the diverse consequent impacts are not adequately addressed, they may not be thoroughly considered by international treaties. This can pose unacceptable environmental risks supposedly legally safeguarded by these treaties. Hence, this study studied Antarctic tourism impacts in five major groups from a global view. The results are useful for future legislations and implementations. Keywords: Antarctic tourism, environmental impact; categorisation, global perspective eISSN 2514-7528 © 2018. The Authors. Published for AMER ABRA cE-Bs by e-International Publishing House, Ltd., UK. This is an open-access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Peer–review under responsibility of AMER (Association of Malaysian Environment-Behaviour Researchers), ABRA (Association of Behavioural Researchers on Asians) and cE-Bs (Centre for Environment-Behaviour Studies), Faculty of Architecture, Planning & Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia.

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Policy Integration: Internationalization of State Environmental Protection Policy

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Extended Eco-Efficient Supply Chain Integration Management Model: A Research Note

Extended Eco-Efficient Supply Chain Integration Management Model: A Research Note

Public Perceptions of Antarctic Values: Shaping Future Environmental Protection Policy

A Global View on the Environmental Consequences of Antarctic Tourism

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