One approach for guiding the research work in this field could be to examine the role of IS in achieving the three eco-goals:
- eco-efficiency (DeSimone et al. 1997),
- eco-equity (Gray and Bebbington 2000), and
- eco-effectiveness (McDonough and Braungart 1998).
References:
-- DeSimone, L. D., Popoff, F., and World Business Council for Sustainable Development. 1997. Eco-Efficiency: The Business Link to Sustainable Development, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
-- Gray, R. H., and Bebbington, K. J. 2000. “Environmental Accounting, Managerialism and Sustainability: Is the Planet Safe in the Hands of Business and Accounting?,” Advances in Environmental Accounting and Management (1:1), pp. 1-44.
-- McDonough, W., and Braungart, M. 1998. “The NEXT Industrial Revolution,” The Atlantic Monthly (10), pp. 82-92.
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