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GREENING OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TRAINING IN GERMANY: TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY?

Douglas, Walter - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 1, pp. 12-18

in terms of its likely contribution to sustainable development in the German economy. …

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INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH NETWORK (ISDRN)

ISDRN, Editor - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 3, pp. 159-160

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BEATING THE PARTICIPATION TRAP. ENSURING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES: A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE

Boshoff, Gary B. E. - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 2, pp. 71-76

The transition to democracy in South Africa brought many perceived 'new' opportunities of reconstruction and development for the formerly disenfranchized black majority. Increased participation in the development process through local community empowerment was promoted, and was implemented...

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THE ROLE OF CULTURE IN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT: CASE STUDIES OF A PUBLIC AND A PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATION IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Kepui, Tim P.; Chamala, Shankariah; Shadur, Mark A. - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 3, pp. 111-120

The lack of organizational adaptability to the external environment has been blamed for the poor development achievements in the less developed countries. Two distinct Papua New Guinea agricultural organizations are used as case studies to illustrate the need for a cultural fit between the...

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BOOK REVIEW. MONITORING AND EVALUATING SOCIAL PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, edited by Joseph Valadez and Michael Bamberger. The World Bank, £29.65 (pbk), 519 pp. ISBN 0 8213 2989 8

Eldridge, Derek - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 2, pp. 109-110

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MANAGING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: DEFINITIONS, PARADIGMS, AND DIMENSIONS

Franks, T. R. - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 2, pp. 53-60

management of sustainable development: natural resources systems, institutional development and appropriate management skills …

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EMBRACING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: THE ROLE OF BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNICATION AND APPLICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

Skillington, Tracey - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 2, pp. 61-70

Four elements are discussed: (i) the application of environmental ethics to business practices and logic as a process of normative innovation; (ii) the communication of environmental ethics through specific business channels; (iii) its action-shaping influence on the economy as a social system;...

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE PERIPHERY: IS THERE A WAY OUT FROM FOOD RELIEF FOR THE TURKANA IN KENYA?

Virtanen, Pekka - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 2, pp. 77-83

Sustainable development is hard to achieve, especially if the target is food security in drought-prone, economically …

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DEVELOPING LOCAL AGENDA 21: A CASE STUDY OF FIVE LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THE UK

Patton, D.; Worthington, I. - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 1, pp. 36-41

'sustainable development' under the Local Agenda 21 initiative (LA21), endorsed by national governments. Central to this initiative …, voluntary organizations and the local community to produce a consensus on sustainable development within their respective areas … implementation of effective sustainable development strategies requires the active involvement, support and co-operation of all …

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BOOK REVIEW: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE by David Reid, 1996. Earthscan Publications Ltd, 262 pp, £12.95 (paperback), ISBN 1 85383 241 3

Welford, Richard - In: Sustainable Development 4 (1996) 1, pp. 52-52

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