INDUSTRY SELF-REGULATION WITHOUT SANCTIONS: THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY'S RESPONSIBLE CARE PROGRAM.

2000/08/01 by A. A. King, M. J. Lenox, Michael Lenox · 24 citations
Business, Management and Accounting · #Regulation and Compliance Studies #Environmental Sustainability in Business #Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

paper · doi:10.2307/1556362

Abstract

Industry self-regulation—the voluntary association of firms to control their collective action—has been proposed as a complement to government regulation. Proponents argue that the establishment of...

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