Environmental Performance Implications of Certified Management Standards in Mexico: ISO 14001 and Clean Industry

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Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:314-317 (2007)
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This study analyzes the adoption and performance implications of two certified management standards in Mexico. Basing our predictions on strategic balance theory we find that those firms seeking for higher levels of differentiation or legitimacy show inferior environmental performance that firms demonstrating higher strategic balance

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