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Abstract
Green management is a paradigm that includes improving environmental awareness, using energy resources and eco-friendly technologies, reuse of wastes, and recycling activities starting from production activities of businesses to packaging and delivering to consumers. Businesses have now become aware that environment must be preserved and tended towards green management as a result of destructed and demolished environment, and the effect of hunger, scarcity, global problems despite developed societies. Businesses have switched from traditional management mentality to environment-oriented green management. The objective of green management is to ensure operation activities be performed in accord with environment, to preserve environment in business objectives, visions and goals as well as operation functions, to enable continuous development, and to select technologies in accordance with sustainability principle. The aim of this study was to examine business’s success in green management, activities and green management vision. The present study discussed a business that uses green management with case study, a qualitative research method. It is concluded that social responsibility acts on business’s awareness to green management; businesses provide their personnel with orientation training on green management practices; the environment is protected by implementation of green management; and the business raises awareness of consumers, placing an emphasize on being eco-friendly in their advertising.
Keywords
Green management green star environmental awareness operation functions ISO 14000 environmental management system
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- Büyüközkan G. ve Vardaloğlu Z. (2008), Yeşil Tedarik Zinciri Yöntemi. Lojistik Dergisi, 8:1-15.
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- Hosseini A. (2007), Identification of Green Management System's Factors: A Conceptualized Model.
- International Journal of Management Scienceand Engineering Management, 3(2): 221-228. Karabulut E. (2003), İşletmelerde Çevre Bilinci ve Yeşil Yönetim Uygulamalarının İşletme Başarısına Katkısını
- İncelemeye Yönelik Bir Araştırma.Yanyınlanmış Doktora Tezi, İstanbul Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü İşletme Anabilim Dalı İşletme Yönetimi ve Organizasyon Bilim Dalı, İstanbul. Kurland N. B. and Zell D. (2011), Green Management: Principles and Examples. Organizatiomal Dynamics, 40:49
- Lintukangas K.,Kahkönen A.K. andRitala P. (2014), Supply Risks As Drivers of Green Supply Management
- Adoption. Journal of CleanerProduction, 1-9. Marcus A. A. and Fremeth A. R. (2009), Green Management Matters Regardless. Academy of Management Perspectives, 28(4):17-26.
- Nogereda J. S. and Ziegler A. (2006), Green Management and GreenTechnology- Exploring the Casual
- Relationship .ZEW Discussion Papers, 6(40):1-32. Piper M. J. (2002), Ceaand Sustainable Development Evidence From UK Case Studies. Enviromental Impact
- Assessment Review, 22(1):17-36. Rostamzadeh R., Govindan K., Esmaeili A. and Sabaghi M. (2015), Application of Fuzzy VIKOR for Evaluation of
- Green Supply Chain Management Practies. EcologicalIndicatiors, 49:188-203. Sawant U. S.,Mosalikanti R., Jacobi R., Chinthala S. P. and Siddarth B. (2013), Strategy for Implementation of
- Green Management System to Achieve Sustainable Improvement for Eco Friendly Environment, Globally. International Journal of InnovativeResearch in Science, EngineeringandTechnology, 10(2):5695-5701.
- Siegel D. S. (2009), Green Management Matters Only If It Yields More Green: An Economic/Strategic
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| Publication Date | November 6, 2015 |
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