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Notes

1. http://disney.go.com/crreport/home.html. Dugas, “More Retailers Go for Green—The Eco Kind,”
2. Joann Greco, “Privacy—Whose Right Is It Anyhow?” USA Today (April 18, 2007): 3B.
Journal of Business Strategy (January–February 12. Kerry Hannon, “Businesses’ Green Opportunities Are
2001): 32. Wide, But Complex,” USA Today (January 2, 2009): 5B.
3. Saul Gellerman, “Why ‘Good’ Managers Make Bad 13. Simona Covel, “Alternative-Energy Companies Grow
Ethical Choices,” Harvard Business Review 64, no. 4 Even as Others Falter,” Wall Street Journal (January 13,
(July–August 1986): 88. 209): B4.
4. Peter Drucker, Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, and 14. R. Alsop, “Corporations Still Put Profits First, But Social
Practices (New York: Harper & Row, 1974): 462, 463. Concerns Gain Ground,” Wall Street Journal (2001): B14;
5. www.wikipedia.org. Jane Kim, “Business Schools Take a Page from Kinder,
6. Phred Dvorak, Bob Davis, and Louise Radnofsky, “Firms Gentler Textbook,” Wall Street Journal (October 22, 2003):
Confront Boss-Subordinate Love Affairs,” Wall Street B2C; Beth Gardner, “Business Schools Going Green,” Wall
Journal (October 27, 2008): B5. Street Journal (June 6, 2007): B5A.
7. Archie Carroll and Frank Hoy, “Integrating Corporate 15. Forest Reinhardt, “Bringing the Environment Down to
Social Policy into Strategic Management,” Journal of Earth,” Harvard Business Review (July–August 1999):
Business Strategy 4, no. 3 (Winter 1984): 57. 149–158; Christine Rosen, “Environmental Strategy and
8. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/mostadmired/ Competitive Advantage,” California Management Review
2009/best_worst/best4.html. 43, no. 3 (Spring 2001): 8–15; Chris Woodyard, “Cleaner
9. Ibid. Diesel Engine Rules Take Effect,” USA Today (December
10. Sebastian Moffett, “Fat-Aging Japan Keeps Its Elders on 29, 2006): 1B.
the Job Longer,” Wall Street Journal (June 15, 2005): 16. Adapted from the www.iso14000.com Web site and the
A1, A8; Sebastian Moffett, “Japan Seeks More www.epa.gov Web site.
Efficiency as Population Drops,” Wall Street Journal 17. Jim Carlton, “Electric-Car Network Planned,” Wall Street
(December 12, 2006): A2; Yuka Hayashi, “Japan Turns Journal (November 21, 2008): B2. Also, “BYD to
to Foreign Workers Amid Labor Crunch,” Wall Street Introduce China’s First Electric Car,” Wall Street Journal
Journal (November 30, 2006): A10; Yuka Hayashi and (December 15, 2008): B2. Rebecca Smith, “Hawaii Makes
Sebastian Moffett, “Cautiously, an Aging Japan Warms Big Bet on Electric Cars,” Wall Street Journal (December 3,
to Foreign Workers,” Wall Street Journal (May 25, 2008): A2.
2007): A1, A12. 18. Amol Sharma, “AT&T Invests in Green Fleet,” Wall Street
11. Antonie Boessenkool, “Activists Push More Firms on Journal (March 12, 2009): B3.
Social Responsibility,” Wall Street Journal (January 31, 19. Tom Brook, “Declining Numbers Mute Many Birds’
2007): B13; Kris Hudson, “Wal-Mart Wants Supplies, Songs,” USA Today (September 11, 2001): 4A.
Workers to Join Green Effort,” Wall Street Journal 20. John Ogden, “Maintaining Diversity in the Oceans,”
(February 2, 2007): A14; Jayne O’Donnell and Christine Environment (April 2001): 29–36.

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