Strategies for the green economy : opportunities and challenges in the new world of business /
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New York :
McGraw-Hill,
[2009]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. How Did We Get Here?
- Ch. 1. The Oat Branning of Green
- Ch. 2. From a Movement to a Market
- Ch. 3. Twenty-First Century Green
- Ch. 4. A Dysfunctional Conversation
- Ch. 5. What's a Green Business?
- Ch. 6. Do Consumers Really Care?
- Ch. 7. Green in Spite of Ourselves
- Pt. 2. What Does It Mean to Be Green?
- Ch. 8. The Many Shades of Green Consumers
- Ch. 9. "I'm Concerned About the Environment"
- Ch. 10. Witts, Yoyos, and Why Consumers Don't Go Green
- Ch. 11. The "Greenwasher" in All of Us
- Ch. 12. Eco-Literacy and Our Nature-Deficit Disorder
- Ch. 13. What's in It for Me?
- Pt. 3. How Good Is "Good Enough"?
- Ch. 14. The Lowdown on Labels
- Ch. 15. The Rise of Ratings
- Ch. 16. Context Is King
- Ch. 17. Coke, Levi's, and the Tyranny of Brand Leadership
- Ch. 18. How Starbucks Met Its "Challenge"
- Ch. 19. Clean Energy: It's Not Just the Environment, Stupid!
- Ch. 20. A Tale of Two Circles
- Ch. 21. Three Keys to "Good Enough"
- Pt. 4. From Here to Sustainability
- Ch. 22. Green Up Or Green Out?
- Ch. 23. The Green Retail Revolution
- Ch. 24. The Game-Changing Entrepreneurs
- Ch. 25. The New "Energy Companies"
- Ch. 26. Changing the Conversation at GM
- Ch. 27. How Many Green Marketers Does It Take to Screw in a Light Bulb?
- Ch. 28. The "Greenmuting" Paradox
- Ch. 29. You Gotta Have Cred
- Ch. 30. PR and the Many Shades of "Greenwash"
- Ch. 31. Polar Bears, Tree Frogs, and Blueberries
- Ch. 32. The Power of Pooling and Collaboration
- Pt. 5. How Good Is "Sufficient"?
- Ch. 33. The Bhags of Climate Change
- Ch. 34. The Selling of Climate Change
- Ch. 35. The "Small-Mart" Economy
- Ch. 36. The Elephant in the (Well-Appointed) Living Room
- Ch. 37. Patagonia Versus the Laws of Nature
- Epilogue: Hockey Sticks and Tipping Points
- App. The Ecological Roadmap - Earthjustice Findings on Environmental Values by Cara Pike.