Basic discussions
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* Bryant, L. og S. Bailey (1997). Third World Political Ecology. Routledge, London. Kap. 2. 20s.
Environmental policies
* Doyle, T. (1998). Sustainable development and Agenda 21: the secular bible of global free markets and pluralist democracy. Third World Quarterly, Vol. 19, No. 4. 15 s.
* Jansen, A. I. og P. K. Mydske (1998). Norway: Balancing environmental quality and interest in oil. I K. Hanf og A. I. Jansen (red). Governance and environment in Western Europe. Longman, Harlow. 27s.
* Philip, A. B. (1998). The European Union: Environmental policy and the prospects for sustainable development. I K. Hanf og A. I. Jansen (red.). Governance and environment in Western Europe. Longman, Harlow. 24s.
* Pepper, D. (1999). Ecological Modernisation or the "Ideal Model" of Sustainable Development? Questions Prompted at Europe’s Periphery. Environmental Politics. Vol. 8, No. 4, 1-34. 34 s.
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The environmental movement
* Jamison, A. (1996). The shaping of the Global Environmental Agenda: The role of Non-Governmnetal Organisations. I S. Lash (red.): Risk Environment & Modernity, Sage, London. 22s.
* Emel, J. 2002. An inquiry into the green disciplin gof capital. Environment and Planning A, Vol. 34. 827-843. 16s.
* Mittelmann, J. H. (1998). Globalisation and environmental resistance politics. Third World Quarterly. Vol. 19, No. 5. 25 s.
* Sonnenfeld, D. A. (2002) Social movements and Ecological modernisation: The transformation of Pulp and Paper Manufacturing. Development and Change, vol. 33, 1-19. 29 sider.
* S?g?rd, C. (1997). Fra rebeller til konsulenter. En casestudie av milj?organisasjonen Bellona. I A. Nilsen (red.). Milj?sosiologi. Pax, Oslo. 13 s.
Industry
* Hesselberg, J. (1999). Industriforurensing i India — en Bhopal-katastrofe i sakte bevegelse? I K. Fr?ystad, E. Mageli og A Engelsen Ruud (red.). N?rbilder av India: Samfunn, politikk & utvikling. Cappelen Akademisk, Oslo. 20s.
* Knutsen, H. M. (1996). Polluting industries: ?industrial flight? or ?locational shift?? I S. J. Hansen, J. Hesselberg og H. Hveem (red.). International trade regulations, national development strategies and the environment: towards sustainable development. SUM Occasional Paper, No. 2. University of Oslo. 14s.
*Knutsen, H. M. (2000). Environmental practice in the commodity chain: the dyestuff and tanning industry compared. Review of International Political Economy 7 (2): 254-288. 32s
* Knutsen, H.M. & K. Wiik. 1999. Tanning and the environment in Mexico. The case of Léon. FIL working paper no. 15. The University of Oslo. 63-89. 24s.
* Kolk, A. & A. Mauser. 2002. The evolution of environmental management: from stage models to performance evaluation. Business Strategy and the Environment 11: 14-31. 16s.
* Palmer, K., W.E. Oates & P.R. Portney. 1995. Tightening environmental standards: the benefit-cost or the no-cost pradigm? Journal of Economic Perspectives 9 (4): 119-132. 12s.
* Porter, M.E. & C. van der Linde. 1995. Toward a new conception of the environment competitiveness relationship. Journal of Economic Perspectives 9 (4): 97-118. 20s.
* Rock, M.T. 2002. Pathways to industrial environmental improvement in the East Asian newly industrializing economies. Business Strategy and the Environment 11: 90-102. 10s.
Starkey, R. R. Welford. 2001. (Red.). The Earthscan Reader in Business and Sustainable Development. Section 1: Overview p. 3-47 and Section 4: Critical perspectives p. 215-315. I alt 117s
* S?ther, B. (1998). Environmental improvements in the Norwegian pulp and paper industry — from place and government to space and market. Norsk geografisk tidsskrift. Vol. 52, No. 4. 14 s.
* UNIDO. 2002.: Assessing the uptake of environmentally sound technology. Highlights from a UNIDO study in nine developing countries. UNIDO, Vienna. 35 s.
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