Strategies to Break Through Green Barriers: The Theory and Practice of Corporate Environmental Rule of Law

Author: Zhou Ke
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is the result of the National Social Science Fund Project and the China University of Political Science and Law School of Civil and Commercial Law Research Center Project. It analyzes China's strategies for enterprises to cope with the impact of green barriers after joining the WTO from a unique legal protection perspective, combining the series of environmental legal issues it faces. The book explores the root causes of these problems and designs comprehensive strategic mechanisms. In the face of environmental protection challenges, enterprises should establish new environmental concepts, recognize green barriers, deepen corporate system reforms, build green highlands, promote clean production, enhance environmental competitiveness, transform pressure into motivation, turn obstacles into bridges, and design effective legal innovation guarantee mechanisms. This will make environmental protection an active effort by enterprises to maintain their survival and development, promoting the interactive development of China's environmental protection cause and corporate reforms. This book is suitable for environmental protection department staff, teaching and research personnel in environmental science and law, as well as business management personnel in enterprises.
Book Title: Strategies to Break Through Green Barriers - The Theory and Practice of Environmental Protection under the Rule of Law
Author: Zhou Ke
Publish Date: May 1, 2004
Publisher: Chemical Industry Press Distribution Department
ISBN: 7-5025-5570-6
Format: 16th Edition
Pages: 310
Binding: Paperback
Price: ￥34.00 (Original Price)
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