ISO 14001 : A Missed Opportunity for Sustainable Global Industrial Development

Riva Krut · Harris Gleckman

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Quality and Management Systems Regulation and Compliance Studies Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

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A history of the issues * how representative is the ISO process? * do ISO 14001 standards enhance environmental performance? * what is the status of ISO under GATT? * can ISO 14001 be integrated into public law and policy? * what are the economic consequences of ISO 14001?

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