2015
DOI: 10.1002/bse.1913
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What We Know About Environmental Policy: An Inductive Typology of the Research

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“…The next activity was grouping studies using objective measurements on the one side and those using subjective measurements on the other. In this research, we revisited the concepts proposed by Albertini (2017). She defined an objective measurement as an indicator based on a measurement of the numerical or quantitative results of environmental regulation operability, whereas a subjective measurement measures the effectiveness of environmental practices implemented by a firm within the criteria of perception or qualification.…”
Section: Methods For the Literature Review And Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The next activity was grouping studies using objective measurements on the one side and those using subjective measurements on the other. In this research, we revisited the concepts proposed by Albertini (2017). She defined an objective measurement as an indicator based on a measurement of the numerical or quantitative results of environmental regulation operability, whereas a subjective measurement measures the effectiveness of environmental practices implemented by a firm within the criteria of perception or qualification.…”
Section: Methods For the Literature Review And Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Objective measurements related to environmental regulation are usually expressed in physical, chemical, or biological units with absolute or relative values. Results analyze positive effects when measuring pollution reduction and adverse effects when measuring pollution generation (Albertini, 2017; Molina, Claver, López, & Tari, 2009; Singh, Darwish, & Potocnik, 2016). In some cases, objective measurements are calculated based on data given by companies or statistical government yearbooks, and not as indicators evaluating all of the aspects the environmental regulation affects (Ambec & Lanoie, 2008).…”
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“…Conversely, defenders of institutional theory postulate that external pressures are the main firm drivers to determine strategic options, such as corporate sustainability and environmental protection, although their results are mixed (Albertini, ; Colwell & Joshi, ; DiMaggio & Powell, ; Moon, Bae, & Jeong, ; Scott, ; among others). Several authors explain that the mixed evidence is due to internal factors, such as managerial actions (Marshall, Cordano, & Silverman, ; Prakash, ; Wang, Li, & Zhao, ).…”
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“…However they did not find support for the hypothesised relationship between high financial performance and good environmental practices, thus rejecting the notion (at least in times of economic crises) that financial performance might be an antecedent of positive environmental behaviour. Albertini (2017) reviewed 151 articles from 1992 to 2014 that dealt with the measurement and management of environmental performance and established the relationship between financial and environmental as the most common theme. Yet, the relationship is always considered from the viewpoint of the extent to which environmental performance affects financial performance.…”
Section: Business Performance As An Indicator Of Environmental Behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%