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This article provides a critique of current work on the ‘greening ’ of organizations, especially that drawing on ‘ecocentric ’ argument. It questions the meaning of ‘nature ’ and uses studies of the sociology of order and networks to debate the assumptions of current green discourse and its normative rationales. The article advances an ‘interdependency network ’ perspective, applying it to the greening of organizations, green technologies and issues of globalization. It argues that this perspective offers an alternative theoretical rationale and a potential basis for future research.
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