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Metamorphosis

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Sectoral Network Structures as Determinants of Structural Change direction and pace of structural change in industries (A. in Fig. 1 and can consequently have an indirect effect on the environmental stress caused by these industries (A. in Fig. 1, i.e. inter-sectoral change). Secondly, sectoral networks can also have a direct effect on environmental stress throu

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Industrial Complexes as the Centres of Gravity for Green Industrial Restructuring and to changing international conditions, before eventually settling in a new equilibrium. Today it appears not only that global competition has intensified, but that restructuring may be a permanent phenomenon, whether companies be knowledge-intensive, capital-intensive or labour-intensive.

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Multinational Enterprises and Industrial Restructuring: A Strategic Environmental Management Approacth a high environmental impact that have experienced a (temporary) decline in material output. These include chlorine, fertilisers, cement, petroleum refining and heavy industries. The economic and environmental pressures on these industries have brought individual, but also often collective respons

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Opportunities for a Green Industrial Policy from an Evolutionary Technology Perspectivess of restructuring. The chapter is about “eco-restructuring”, the restructuring of sectors and product chains in environmentally beneficial ways. Eco-restructuring focuses on issues of industrial decline and the process of creative destruction — issues neglected in the literature on environmental p

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Global Change and the Economic Charm of the Environmentenge, as indicated by high and persistent unemployment, and stagnating real incomes in many countries. This is revealed clearly in the Competitiveness Report of the European Commission (Commission of the European Union 1997).

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Coal and Steel in Western Europe mining industries. The close networks of producers and governments, with the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) as their centre, could not prevent, nor even predict, the disastrous developments. Even when they finally unfolded, reaction was slow and incoherent. But since the technological cha