Titlebook: Innovations and the Environment; Yoram Krozer Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2008 Business.Economy.Environment.Environmental Management.

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Does Self-regulation Work?,cial organisations such as environmental groups that represent the interests of harmed people, polluting companies that use environmental technologies and innovators who develop and sell new ones. We consider a situation in which policy makers do not intervene directly but instead provide a legal fr

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How to Progress?,ental technologies already make it possible to reduce most emissions by 70%, sometimes even as much as 95%. More effective technology is not the main prerequisite for enduring socio-economic progress and far-reaching emissions reduction. The challenge is to develop and disseminate effective technolo

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iteracy.” As a subject taught in schools, “technology” (often twinned with design) makes certain assumptions about the nature of technology and the humans that engage with it. The design and production of technology is often conceptualized in terms of “fitness for function.” However, the sociology o

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f males and females. Current representations of technology, which cohere around notions of technological capability, are considered to be “free” of symbolic gendering. This assumption fails to take account of the deeply gendered nature of technology. As Layton (1993: 35) observed technology is under

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