Strategic management, sustainable corporate strategies, corporate social responsibility, (culturalist) theory of the company

BOOKS AND INDEPENDENT PUBLICATIONS

Sustainable Food Responsibility: A Challenge for Consumers and Businesses, Series of Publications by the Chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 50/2012, Oldenburg 2012 (with Marina Beermann, Hedda Schattke)

An Introduction to Business Administration. 3rd revised and expanded edition, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2011

Corporate Strategies – A Culturalist Approach to Strategic Management, 2nd revised and expanded edition, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2011

A New Theory of the Enterprise for a New Society. (Theory of the Enterprise · Volume 52), Marburg 2011

Our Potential Morality Is Cultural Education – Business Ethics for the 21st Century, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2007

Business Strategies – A Culturalist Approach to Strategic Management, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2006

An Introduction to Business Administration. 2nd expanded edition, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2005

Sustainable Future Markets – Guidelines for Entrepreneurial Innovation Processes in the 21st Century, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2005, (with <personname>Klaus Fichter</personname> and <personname>Niko Paech</personname>)

Ethical Management in the Organic Food Sector – A Feasibility Study, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2005 (with <personname>Christian Lautermann</personname>, Josef Wieland, Michael Fürst, <personname>Sebastian Pforr</personname>)

An Introduction to Business Administration, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004

Final Report of the SUMMER – Sustainable Markets eMERge Research Report, Series of the Chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 41/2004, Oldenburg 2004 (with Marlen Arnold, Andreas Aulinger, Willy Bierter, <personname>Klaus Fichter</personname>, <personname>Niko Paech</personname>)

Concepts of Corporate Sustainability – Theoretical Requirements and Empirical Trends (Final report of Baseline Study 1 of the ‘Sustainable Markets eMERge’ (SUMMER) project funded by the BMBF), Publication series of the chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 37/2004, Oldenburg 2004 (with <PERSONNAME>Niko Paech </PERSONNAME>)

Business, Sustainability, Culture. From Someone Who Never Set Out to Become a Business Graduate, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004

The Evolution of Organisations as Learning to Develop Capabilities, Discussion Papers, Series of the Chair of General Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, Oldenburg 1999

Winning the Future, Hanser Verlag, Munich 1999 (with Klaus Günther)

Environmental Policy in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Series on Ecological Corporate Management, Hanser Verlag, Munich 1999 (with Carlo Burschel, Thomas Claes, Hendric Hallay)

Corporate Policy from Socio-Ecological Perspectives, 2nd ed., Marburg 1995

Business Administration as an Economic and Cultural Science, Series of the Chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 6, Oldenburg 1994

External Ecological Communication by Companies, Series of the Chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 5, Oldenburg 1994

Theoretical Trends in Business Administration – 12 Theses, in: Lecture notes for the Business Administration lecture in the summer semester of 1994 at the University of Oldenburg, Oldenburg 1994 Communication between Companies and Society: Prerequisites for Appropriate Environmental Reporting, Series of the Chair of Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, No. 4, Oldenburg 1993 (with <PERSONNAME>Dirk Fischer </PERSONNAME>, Bernd Kühling, Christoph Schwarzer)

Eco-Controlling, Study materials from the Institute of Environmental Sciences at the University of Lüneburg, Lüneburg 1992 (with Hendric Hallay)

Eco-Controlling: Environmental Protection in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1992 (with Hendric Hallay)

Environmental Controlling – Active Use of Environmental Footprints for Companies within the Framework of a Preventive Environmental Policy. Project report commissioned by the Lower Saxony Ministries for Economic Affairs, Technology and Transport and for the Environment, Berlin 1991 (project leader in collaboration with Hallay, Lehmann, Stahlmann and others)

Study Guide 2: Ecological and Economic Assessment in Urban Development, in: DIFF (German Institute for Distance Learning) at the University of Tübingen (ed.): Ecology and Economy in the City, Tübingen 1991

Life Cycle Assessment and Material Balance. Series: Publications in Advanced Scientific Training; Study materials for the Continuing Education Programme in Environmental Consultancy No. K-09 at the University of Bielefeld, Continuing Further Education Office, Bielefeld 1991

Introduction to Environmental Economics: The Ecological Dimension of Industrial Production and Business Decision-Making Processes. Postgraduate Course in Environmental Protection at Humboldt University of Berlin, Institute for Environmental Economics, Department A 5.2, Berlin 1991

Socio-ecological business ethics and the concept of work. Two diverse contributions to a common problem. IÖW Series 38/90, Berlin 1990

Can Companies Learn from Nature? An Attempt to Justify Corporate Ethics from the Perspective of Ecological Discourse. Contributions and Reports from the Institute for Business Ethics (IWE) at the University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen 1990

Ecological Corporate Management, IÖW Series 13/88, Berlin 1989

A Step Towards Phase-Out. Alternatives to Established Economic Policy, Düsseldorf/Vienna 1983

Business Administration in a Social and Ecological Context, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1983

Ecology and Business Administration, Working Papers of the Department of Economics at the University of Wuppertal, No. 75, Wuppertal 1983

Reflections on a Business Administration Focused on People and Nature, Working Papers of the Department of Economics at Wuppertal University, No. 71, Wuppertal 1982 (with Jürgen Haas, Rainer Lucas)

EDITOR / CO-EDITOR OF BOOKS

Agriculture and the Food Industry in the Context of Climate Change, oekom-Verlag, Munich 2014 (with R. Bloch, J. Bachinger and R. Fohrmann)

4th Spiekeroog Climate Talks 2012, Proceedings, dbv Deutscher Buchverlag GmbH, Oldenburg 2013

3rd Spiekeroog Climate Talks 2011, Proceedings, dbv Deutscher Buchverlag GmbH, Oldenburg 2012

Climate Adaptation Strategies of Companies. (Theory of the Firm · Volume 51), metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2011 (with André Karczmarzyk)

2nd Spiekeroog Climate Talks 2010, Proceedings, dbv Deutscher Buchverlag GmbH, Oldenburg 2011

Cultural Competences for Social Change. In Klaus Fichter, Arnim von Gleich, Reinhard Pfriem, Bernd Siebenhüner (eds.): Theoretical Foundations for Successful Climate Adaptation Strategies, Nordwest 2050 Reports Issue 1. Bremen/Oldenburg: ‘Nordwest2050’ Project Consortium, 2010, pp. 176–190 (with Irene Antoni-Komar, Christian Lautermann)

Wenke² – Pathways to Sustainable Consumption, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2010 (with Irene Antoni-Komar, Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt, Heinz Welsch)

1st Spiekeroog Climate Talks 2009, Proceedings, dbv Deutscher Buchverlag GmbH, Oldenburg 2010 Food, Culture, Quality of Life, metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2008 (with Irene Antoni-Komar, Thorsten Raabe and Achim Spiller)

Corporate Responsibility from a Culturalist Perspective, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2007 (with Thomas Beschorner, Patrick Linnebach, Günter Ulrich)

OSSENA – The Enterprise for a Sustainable Food Culture, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2006 (with Thorsten Raabe, Achim Spiller) Innovations for Sustainable Development, German University Press, Wiesbaden 2006 (with Ralf Antes, Klaus Fichter, Martin Müller, Niko Paech, Stefan Seuring, Bernd Siebenhüner)

Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004 (Research Group on Enterprise and Social Organisation (FUGO))

Consulting – Problem-Solving as a Business Model. Theory. Practice. Market, Stuttgart 2002 (with Michael Mohe, Hans Jürgen Heinecke)

Evolutionary Economics and the Theory of Enterprise, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2000 (with Thomas Beschorner)

Yearbook of Ecological Economics, Volume 2: Perspectives on the Environmental Problem: Neoclassical Environmental Economics versus Ecological Economics, Marburg 1999 (with Frank Beckenbach, Ulrich Hampicke, Christian Leipert, Georg Meran, Jürg Minsch, Hans G. Nutzinger, Joachim Weimann, Franz Wirl, Ulrich Witt)

Editor of the book series “Ecological Business Management” published by Hanser Verlag, Munich, from 1995 (with Dieter Beschorner, Siegmar Bornemann, Jürgen Freimann, Volker Stahlmann, Bernd Wagner)

Sole editor of the book series “Theory of the Enterprise” published by metropolis-Verlag, from 1995

Reinhard Pfriem (ed.): Ecological Management: Experiences, Strategies, Models, Frankfurt am Main 1992 (with Hans Glauber)

Reinhard Pfriem (ed.): Business Ethics and Ecological Economic Research, St. Gallen, Contributions to Business Ethics, Vol. 3, Bern/Stuttgart 1989 (with E.K. Seifert)

Reinhard Pfriem: Ecological Business Administration and Practice?, IÖW Series 12/88, Berlin 1988 (with Jürgen Freimann)

Ecological Corporate Policy, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1986

‘Grüner Morgentau’ Project Group (eds.): Perspectives on Ecological Economic Policy: Approaches to Cultivating New Economic Ground, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1986

Frank Beckenbach/Joachim Müller/Reinhard Pfriem/Eckard Stratmann (eds.): Green Economic Policy: Feasible Utopias, Cologne 1985

‘Future of Work’ Congress: Ways out of Mass Unemployment and Environmental Destruction, Bielefeld 1982 (with Johannes Berger, Joachim Müller)

CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLLECTED WORKS

The Development of Enterprise-Based Climate Adaptation Strategies (eukas), in: (eds.) A. von Gleich, B. Siebenhüner: Regional Climate Adaptation in Coastal Areas, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2015, pp. 85–108 (with André Karczmarzyk and Martina Stagge)

Worldly Wisdom Instead of Economic Rationality – A Theoretical Framework for Businesses as Actors in Social Transformation, and a Contribution to the Reinterpretation of the Aristotelian Concept of Phronesis, in: (eds.) Albert Löhr and Eckhard Burkatzki: The Resocialisation of Economic Rationality, *Economy and Society Yearbook* 26, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2015, pp. 237–259

Towards a Resilient Future: The Agricultural and Food Sectors Need Shared Perspectives on Transformation to Adapt to Climate Change, in: (eds.) R. Bloch, J. Bachinger, R. Fohrmann, R. Pfriem: The Agricultural and Food Sectors in the Face of Climate Change. Oekom Verlag, Munich 2014, pp. 155–170 (with Karsten Hurrelmann, Nana Karlstetter and Hedda Schattke)

Land Use, Climate Adaptation and Conflicts: New Pathways for Regions, in: (eds.) R. Bloch, J. Bachinger, R. Fohrmann, R. Pfriem: Agriculture and the Food Industry in the Face of Climate Change. Oekom Verlag, Munich 2014, pp. 23–36 (with Nana Karlstetter, Julia Oberdörffer and Ulrich Scheele)

Challenges and Opportunities in the Development and Implementation of Climate Adaptation Strategies for Businesses, in: (eds.) Mahammad Mahammadzadeh, Hubertus Bardt, Hendrik Biebeler, Ester Chrischilles, Jennifer Striebeck: Corporate Strategies for Adapting to Climate Change, Oekom Verlag, Munich 2014, pp. 27–38

Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century – A Long-Overdue Transformation, in: (eds.) Christian Hiß, Die Agronauten e.V.: Regionalwert AG, Herder Verlag, Freiburg 2014, pp. 67–70

Persistent and Forward-Thinking, in: (ed.) Z-punkt GmbH: The Networkers – Klaus Burmeister on his 60th Birthday, Cologne 2014, pp. 59–61

Dialogic Communication – How to Foster Participation in Climate Adaptation Projects, in: (eds.) Karin Beese, Miriam Fekkak, Christine Katz, Claudia Körner, Heike Molitor: Communicating Adaptation to Regional Climate Impacts. Oekom Verlag, Munich 2014, pp. 363–374

Corporate Social Responsibility in the Food Industry, in: (eds.) Ulf Schrader, Viola Muster. Corporate Social Responsibility. Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2014, pp. 179–208 (with Marina Beermann and Hedda Schattke)

Comparing the Communication of Sustainable Business Practices – An Empirical Approach to Developing Cultural Competences in the Meat Economy of North-West Germany Towards Sustainable Concepts, in: (eds.) Jaques Comby, Katherine A.T. Eames, Laurent Guilhéry, Jorge Marx Gomez, Ayse Uyduranoglu Öktem, Valentina Tirloni. Developing Sustainability. Istanbul 2013, pp. 125–143 (with Irene Antoni-Komar and Hedda Schattke)

The Country Needs Pioneers, in: (eds.) Eberhard Seidel. Georg Winter. Pioneer of Environmentally Conscious Corporate Management: Festschrift for Georg Winter on his 70th Birthday. Marburg 2012, pp. 155–167

Corporate Sustainability – A New Management Task, in (eds.): Lutz Becker, Holger Hakensohn, Frank H. Witt. Sustainable Corporate Management. Leadership, Responsibility and Sustainability in Management. Düsseldorf 2012, pp. 93–116.

The Psychology of Chess Pieces? Cultural Competences and the Ethics of Physical Existence, in (ed.): Josef Wieland. Behavioural Business Ethics. Psychology, Neuroeconomics and Governance Ethics. Studies in Governance Ethics, Volume 8, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2010, pp. 233–253.

Being able to want and wanting to be able. The supposed conformists are the shapers, in (eds.): Schumman, O./ Brink, A./ Beschoerner, Th.: Business Ethics. Research Perspectives on the Relationship between Business and Society, Marburg 2010.

Network-building for the adaptation of the Bremen-Oldenburg metropolitan region to climate change. The NordWest 2050 research project, in (ed.) Jürgen Mittelstraß: The Future in the Face of Climate Change. Opportunities for the Economy in the North-West, Using the Food Industry as an Example, Oldenburg 2010, pp. 88–96.

Cultural Competences for Social Change. In Klaus Fichter, Arnim von Gleich, Reinhard Pfriem, Bernd Siebenhüner (eds.): Theoretical Foundations for Successful Climate Adaptation Strategies, NordWest 2050 Reports, Issue 1. Bremen/Oldenburg: “Nordwest2050” Project Consortium, 2010, pp. 176–190 (with Irene Antoni-Komar, Christian Lautermann)

Social Media for the Meat Industry – How will companies communicate with society in future, or can you even ‘tweet’ a pork chop? In Maike Kayser, Justus Böhm, Achim Spiller (eds.): The Food Industry in the Public Eye, Cuvillier Verlag, Göttingen 2010, pp. 157–183 (with Hedda Schattke)

Corporate Social Responsibility from the Perspective of Business Ethics. In Juliana Raupp, Stefan Jarolimek, Friederike Schultz (eds.): Handbook of CSR: Foundations in Communication Studies, Disciplinary Approaches and Methodological Challenges, with Glossary, VS Verlag, Wiesbaden 2010, pp. 281–304 (with Christian Lautermann)

State of the Art in CSR: A practice-oriented overview of the current state of strategic CSR management. In Michael Mesterharm (ed.): Sustainability in Organisations: Concepts for Organisation and Communication, Volume 8, Logos Verlag Berlin, Berlin 2010, pp. 33–101 (with Christian Lautermann)

Antoni-Komar, I., Lautermann, C., Pfriem, R. (2010): Cultural Competences. Perspectives for expanding the competence-based view of strategic management from the perspective of interaction economics. In: Stephan, Michael, Kerber, Wolfgang, Kessler, Tim, Lingenfelder, Michael (eds.): 25 Years of Resource- and Competence-Oriented Research. The Competence-Based Approach on the Way to Becoming a Key Paradigm in Management Research, Wiesbaden: Gabler Verlag, 465–489

Sustainability as a Communication Policy Challenge for the Lower Saxony Meat Industry. In Achim Spiller and Ludwig Theuvsen (eds.): The Food Industry in the Public Spotlight, Volume 4, EUL Verlag, Cologne 2009, pp. 251–271 (with Hedda Schattke, Karsten Uphoff)

Sustainable Quality as a Potential Ethos for the Food Retail Sector. In Michael S. Aßländer and Konstanze Senge (eds.): Corporate Social Responsibility in the Retail Sector, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2009, pp. 159–178 (with Karsten Uphoff)

From ‘ought to’ to ‘can and will’. Towards a culturalist business ethics and corporate theory. In Andreas Georg Scherer and Moritz Patzer (eds.): Business Administration and Business Ethics, Gabler Verlag, Wiesbaden 2008, pp. 65–84

Corporate Governance. The Enterprise as a Social Actor. In Carl-Christian Freidank, Stefan Müller and Inge Wulf (eds.): Controlling and Financial Reporting. Current Developments in Academia and Practice, Gabler Verlag, Wiesbaden 2008, pp. 489–501

Twenty-five Ways of Reflecting on the Meaning of Work (as a Business Economist, Starting with Business Administration). In Wieland Jäger and Kurt Röttgers (eds.): The Meaning of Work: Sociological and Economic-Philosophical Reflections, VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden 2008, pp. 69–109

OSSENA as a starting point and perspective for a regionally sustainable food culture in: Irene Antoni-Komar, Reinhard Pfriem, Thorsten Raabe and Achim Spiller (eds.): Food, Culture, Quality of Life, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2008, pp. 13–18 (with Irene Antoni-Komar, Thorsten Raabe and Achim Spiller)

The OSSENA project: Strategy and Results in: Irene Antoni-Komar, Reinhard Pfriem, Thorsten Raabe and Achim Spiller (eds.): Nutrition, Culture, Quality of Life, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2008, pp. 41–77 (with Thorsten Raabe)

Social Sustainability: How Does the Social Dimension Fit into Sustainability? in: Yearbook of Ecological Economics, Vol. 5, Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2007, pp. 99–128 (with Niko Paech)

Strategic Corporate Policy as a Means of Coping with Existence. Outlines of a Culturalist Business Ethics as a Theory of Enterprise. In Mi-Yong Lee-Peuker, Fabian Scholtes, Olaf J. Schumman (eds.): Culture – Economy – Ethics, Rainer Hampp Verlag, sfwu Volume 18, Munich and Mering 2007, pp. 65–84

The ‘Enterprise Museum’ from a Business Management Perspective. In Reinhard Meiners, Gert Reich (eds.): The ‘Enterprise Museum’, BIS-Verlag of the University of Oldenburg, Oldenburg, 2007, pp. 71–118 (with Jan Hardekopf)

Leading Innovations to Sustainable Future Markets. In: Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt (ed.): Innovations Towards Sustainability. Conditions and Consequences, Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg 2007, pp. 103–116 (with Klaus Fichter)

Governance and Democracy. The Ethics of Governance and the Ethics of Discourse. In: Josef Wieland (ed.): The Ethics of Governance and the Ethics of Discourse – An Informal Discourse, Metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2007, pp. 79–100

‘It was, would be or will be somehow…’ Some remarks on the current possibilities of critical social theory. In: Ulrich, G., Müller-Doohm, S. (ed.): Theory and Engagement, BIS-Verlag of the University of Oldenburg, Oldenburg, 2006, pp. 113–122

Innovations for Sustainable Development – A Business Management Perspective. In: Pfriem, R., Antes, R., Fichter, K., Müller, M., Paech, N., Seuring, S., Siebenhüner, B. (eds.): Innovations for Sustainable Development, German University Press, Wiesbaden 2006, pp. 3–19

Will everything stay different? In: Hans Glauber (ed.): Slower, Less, Better, More Beautiful – 15 Years of the Toblach Talks: Building Blocks for the Future, oekom Verlag, Munich 2006, pp. 53–58

Our Potential Morality Is Called Cultural Education. Precisely for This Reason: Economics and Business as Fields of Cultural Development, in: Dominika Szope, Pius Freiburghaus (eds.): Pragmatism as a Catalyst for Cultural Change – Expanding the Scope for Action through Liberal Utopias, Lit Verlag, Berlin 2006, pp. 351–375

Sustainable Management from a Culturalist Perspective, in: Ernst Tiemeyer, Karl Wilbers (eds.): Vocational Education for Sustainable Business – Concepts, Curricula, Methods, Examples, W. Bertelsmann Verlag, Bielefeld 2006, pp. 107–114

Companies and Economic Cultures, in: Thomas Göllinger (ed.): Building Blocks of a Sustainability-Oriented Business Administration (Festschrift for Eberhard Seidel), metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2006, pp. 73–87

Are Companies Hubs of Mondialisations? in: Jens Badura (ed.): Mondialisations – ‘Globalisation’ in the Light of Transdisciplinary Reflections, transcript Verlag, Bielefeld 2006, pp. 253–279

It Is Permissible to Will. A Plea for a Renaissance of Virtue Ethics, in: Josef Wieland (ed.): The Virtue of Governance, metropolis Verlag, Marburg 2006, pp. 109–135 (with Christian Lautermann)

New Usage Strategies and Sustainable Entrepreneurship, in: V. Rabelt, I. Bonas, K. Buchholz, K. Denisow, M. Piek, G. Scholl (eds.): Strategies for Sustainable Product Use, Munich 2005, pp. 35–47 (with <personname>Niko Paech </personname>)

Consultancy and Society, in: Michael Mohe (ed.): Innovative Consultancy Concepts, Leonberg 2005, pp. 19–41

‘What Is Dirty Is Clean’: Beyond the Supposed Purity of Moral Economics and Discourse Ethics (of Liberalism and Idealism), in: Th. Beschorner/B. Hollstein/M. König/M.-Y. Lee-Peukert/O. Schumann (eds.): Business and Corporate Ethics – Retrospective, Outlook, Perspectives, Munich and Mering 2005, pp. 23–57

From Moralin to Cultural Education, in: BfN-Skripten 123, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Bonn (ed.): 26th Scientific Workshop of the Working Group on Eating Behaviour (AGEV), Kassel/Witzenhausen 2004, pp. 104–117

Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise – An Introduction, in: Research Group on Enterprise and Social Organisation (FUGO) (ed.): Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004, pp. 11–54 (with Th. Beschorner, D. Fischer, G. Ulrich)

Away from the Economic? – The Cultural Studies Option in Business Research, in: Research Group on Enterprise and Social Organisation (FUGO) (eds.): Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004, pp. 241–269

Corporate strategies are cultural offerings to society, in: Research Group on Enterprise and Social Organisation (FUGO) (eds.): Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise, metropolis-Verlag, Marburg 2004, pp. 375–404

Sustainable Future Markets: From Lead User to Lead Market. In: Cologne Institute for Economic Research (ed.): Corporate Instruments for Sustainable Business, Cologne 2004, pp. 100–109 (with <personname>Klaus Fichter </personname>)

A Pluralistic Field of Governance Cultures. Ideas for mediating ethical and moral dimensions of action with the existing economic understanding of corporate governance, in: Josef Wieland (ed.): Governance Ethics in Discourse, Marburg 2004, pp. 183–212

Food culture as a field of action in the reproductive economy – An economic analysis from a cultural studies perspective, in: Adelheid Biesecker/Wolfram Elsner (eds.): Institutional and Social Economy, Volume 15: Preserving through Design, Frankfurt am Main 2004, pp. 221–240

Sustainability Consulting. Sustainable Perspectives for Clients and Consultants? in: Gudrun Linné/Michal Schwarz (eds.): Handbook of Sustainable Development. How is Sustainable Management Feasible? Opladen 2003 (with Michael Mohe)

For what happens, happens? Proposals for categorising key theoretical approaches to the development and transformation of organisations. In: Helmut Brentel, Herbert Klemisch, Holger Rohn (eds.): The Learning Organisation. Concepts and Tools for Future-Proof Corporate and Organisational Development, Wiesbaden 2003, pp. 171–192

The windscreen, the wing mirror and whatever else is still missing … – On the potential role of external consultancy when companies are confronted with society, in: Mohe, M./ Heinecke, H. J./ Pfriem, R (eds.): Consulting – Problem-Solving as a Business Model. Theory. Practice. Market, Stuttgart 2002, pp. 115–127

Where are the Professional Clients? Opportunities for the conceptual further development of meta-consulting, in: Mohe, M./ Heinecke, H. J./ Pfriem, R. (eds.): Consulting – Problem-Solving as a Business Model. Theory. Practice. Market. Stuttgart 2002, pp. 25–40 (with Michael Mohe)

The Evolution of Firms as Learning About Developmental Capacity, in: Lehmann-Waffenschmidt, Marco (ed.): Studies in Evolutionary Economics VI, Publications of the Verein für Socialpolitik, Berlin 2002

From the Inside Out, in: Felix Breidenstein, Michael Hafemann, Andreas Lukas (eds.), Consulting in Germany 2001: Yearbook of Management Consultancy and Management, Frankfurt 2001, pp. 93–98 (with Michael Mohe)

‘Natural’? According to which nature? Holistic? No, thank you! in: Theodor M. Bardmann and Torsten Groth (eds.): Circular Positions 3, Wiesbaden 2001, pp. 333–336

From Food Quality to Quality of Life – Plenty of New Perspectives for a Rather Old Sector of the Economy, in: Weser-Ems Oldenburg Chamber of Agriculture (ed.), Food Law and Food Quality, Oldenburg 2001 Managing Knowledge – Yet Another Contribution to the Myth of Knowledge? Or: Emotional Intelligence and Intuition in Knowledge Management, in: Schreyögg, G. (ed.): Knowledge in Organisations. Concepts, Measures, Methods, Berlin 2001, pp. 69–87 (with Aulinger, A./Fischer, D.)

Practical Applications of Knowledge Management, in: Schreyögg, G. (ed.): Knowledge in Organisations – Concepts, Measures, Methods, Berlin 2001, pp. 69–88 (with Aulinger, A./Fischer, D.)

Sustainability Analyses, in: Freimann, J. (ed.): Tools for Successful Environmental Management, Wiesbaden 1999, pp. 217–231 (with Ch. Lehmann)

From Environmental Management to the Ecological Sustainability of Organisations – The Second Phase of Ecological Corporate Policy and the Role of Soft Leadership Factors, in: Bellmann, K. (ed.): Corporate Environmental Management in Germany – An Assessment from the Perspectives of Policy, Academia and Practice, Wiesbaden 1999, pp. 131–161

Globalisation and the scope for action in corporate policy, in: Bülow v., W./Hein, E./ Köster, K./Krüger, K./Litz, H.P./Ossorio-Capelle, C./Schüler, K.W.: Globalisation and Economic Policy, Marburg 1999, pp. 391–401

From Environmental Management to the Ecological Sustainability of Enterprises: Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, Oldenburg 1999, in: Bellmann, K.: Environmental Management, Wiesbaden 1999 Corporate Participation in Local Agenda 21 Processes, in: Environmental Education – A Guide to Implementing Agenda 21 in Germany, Bonn 1999, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Academy for Political Education, pp. 33–41 (with Günter Siehlmann)

Beyond Practical Constraints, Series of the Chair of General Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, Oldenburg 1999, in: Hejl, P.M./Stahl, H.K.: Management and Reality, Heidelberg 1999

Socio-ecological Policy through Decentralised Actors, in: Büscher, M. (ed.): The Market as Destiny? On the Critique and Overcoming of Neoliberal Economic and Social Policy, Bochum 1998, pp. 121–129

Enough Is Not Enough – What a socio-ecological (= integrative?) corporate ethics might be able to do to counter the globalisation trap, in: Maak, T./Lunau, Y.: Global Business Ethics – Globalisation Put to the Test of Its Contribution to Life, St. Gallen Contributions to Business Ethics 20, Bern/Stuttgart/Vienna 1998, pp. 465–486

On global players, corporate responsibility and sustainable development, Series of the Chair of General Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, Oldenburg, 1997

Environmentally-Oriented Corporate Management Means Taking an Active Role in Ecological Structural Change, in: Gege, M. (ed.): Reducing Costs through Environmental Management, Munich 1997, pp. 44–45

Ecological Corporate Policy: From Implementation to Capacity Development, in: Birke, M./Burschel, C./Schwarz, C. (eds.): Handbook of Environmental Protection and Organisation, Munich/Vienna 1997, pp. 523–562 (with Gellrich, C./Luig, A.)

Environmental Management and Business Theory, in: Jürgen Weber (ed.): Environmental Management – Aspects of Environmentally-Oriented Corporate Management, Stuttgart 1997, pp. 29–51

Business Administration and Corporate Theory, in: Kahle, E. (ed.): Business Administration and Management Theory, Wiesbaden 1997, pp. 1–26

Environmental Management and Business Theory, in: Weber, J. (ed.): Environmental Management. Aspects of Environmentally-Oriented Corporate Management, <city><place>Stuttgart </place></city>1997, pp. 29–48

Ecological Learning Processes within and between Companies, in: The Greening of Industry, Global Restructuring: <street> </street> A Place for Ecology?, <city><place>Heidelberg </place></city> 1996, pp. 46–47 (with Hallay, H./Burschel, C./Aulinger, A.)

Self-organisation processes in companies – On the prospects for democratic economic management, in: Biesecker and Grenzdörffer (eds.): Co-operation, Networks, Self-organisation, Economy and Social Action, Vol. 2, Pfaffenweiler 1996, pp. 22–39

Environmental Policy and Environmental Guidelines, in: <PERSONNAME>Klaus Fichter </PERSONNAME> (ed.): The EC Eco-Audit Regulation – Achieving Certified Environmental Management through Eco-Controlling, Munich 1995, pp. 71–84

The Question of Location – On the Only Seemingly Self-Evident Self-Conception of the Business Administration Profession, in: Hartmut Wächter (ed.): The Self-Conception of Business Administration Research and Teaching – Conference of the Commission on the Philosophy of Science, Wiesbaden 1995

Noise and Learning, in: Jürgen Freimann/Eckart Hildebrandt (eds.): The Practice of Corporate Environmental Policy – Research Findings and Perspectives, Wiesbaden 1995, pp. 221–233

On the Benefits of Corporate Environmental Policy, in: Utech Berlin Environmental Technology Forum: The European Eco-Audit Regulation in its Initial Phase, Berlin 1995, pp. 65–75

The question is: for what kind of future are companies working?, in: Heike Leitschuh-Fecht and Klaus Burmeister (eds.): The Future of Companies in an Ecological Economy, Frankfurt am Main 1994, pp. 54–57

Environmental management as an opportunity for small and medium-sized enterprises, in: Federal Ministry for the Environment/Federal Environment Agency (eds.): Handbook of Environmental Controlling, Munich 1994

The Hedgehog Is Always One Step Ahead. Reflections on the Theory-Practice Problem in Business Administration, in: Fischer-Winkelmann, W.F. (ed.): Practical Application of Business Administration, Wiesbaden 1993

Function and Structure of Ecological Information Systems for Businesses, in: U. Steger/M. Timmermann (eds.): More Ecology through Economics?! The Ladenburger Discourse of the Daimler-Benz Foundation, edited by J. Mittelstraß, Berlin/Heidelberg/New York 1993 (with Hendric Hallay)

Business Administration – Theoretical Approaches, in: Müller, Eckart/Diefenbacher, Hans (eds.): Economy and Ethics – An Annotated Bibliography, Heidelberg 1992, pp. 167–207

On Managing Mobility and Transport, in: Hesse, New Directions for the Transport Industry? Corporate Policy Facing the Environmental Challenge, Marburg 1992

Function-Oriented Corporate Policy and Ecological Modernisation, in: M. Hesse (ed.): New Directions for the Transport Industry? Corporate Policy Facing the Ecological Challenge, Marburg 1992

On the Integration of Environmental Concerns into Business Administration Theory, in: M. von Hauff/U. Schmid (eds.): Economics and Ecology. Approaches to an Ecologically Committed Market Economy, Stuttgart 1992

Ecological Organisational Development of Companies, in: Eberhard Seidel (ed.): Industrial Environmental Protection. Landscape Ecology and Business Administration, Wiesbaden 1992

Ten Theses on Sustainable Development, in: oikos (ed.): Sustainable Development – Sustainable Management in the Market and Democracy, St. Gallen 1992

Eco-Controlling as a Building Block of Innovative Corporate Policy, in: U. Steger (ed.): Handbook of Environmental Management. Requirements and Performance Profiles of Companies and Society, Munich 1992 (with Hendric Hallay)

Ecological Corporate Policy: Objectives, Instruments, Methods, in: Hans Glauber/Reinhard Pfriem (eds.): Ecological Management: Experiences, Strategies, Models, Frankfurt am Main 1992

Environmentally Sustainable Business Practices, in: The Minister for Economic Affairs, Technology and Transport of the State of Schleswig-Holstein: Companies Learn from Companies – The Market of the Future, Conference Proceedings, Kiel 1991, pp. 23–35

Business and the Natural Environment – Programmatic and Epistemological Aspects of Socio-Ecological Thinking in Business Administration, in: Bernd Schauenberg (ed.): Value Problems in Business Administration, Wiesbaden 1990 (with Jürgen Freimann); an abridged version of this in: Jürgen Freimann (ed.): The Ecological Challenge to Business Administration, Wiesbaden 1990

The Ecological Problem as the Subject of a Possible Business Ethics, in: E.K. Seifert/Reinhard Pfriem (eds.): Business Ethics and Ecological Economic Research, St. Gallen, Contributions to Business Ethics, Vol. 3, Bern/Stuttgart 1989

The Life Cycle Assessment – A Corporate Information Tool, in: future-forum 1988: From Life Cycle Assessment to Eco-Controlling, Lengerich 1989, pp. 35–47

Business Administration Faced with the Ecological Challenge and the Possibility of a Science of Ecological Corporate Policy, in: The Ecologisation of Society. Approaches to an Alternative Economic Rationality?, Symposium at the Faculty of Social Sciences, J.W. Goethe University Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main 1989

Ecological Economic Research, Structural Change and Societal Information Processing, in: Beckenbach, F./Schreyer, M. (eds.): Societal Consequential Costs, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1988, pp. 117–127

Reflections on a research programme entitled ‘The Socio-ecological Opening of Business Administration’, in: Jürgen Freimann/Reinhard Pfriem (eds.): Ecological Business Administration and Practice?, Berlin 1988

Competitive Economy and Responsibility for Creation – from the Perspective of Ecological Research, in: Church and Economy Study Group North Rhine-Westphalia (eds.): Social Ethics Colloquium 1986 ‘Competitive Economy and Responsibility for Creation’, Düsseldorf 1987, pp. 95–109

Alternative Transport Concepts and Their Impact on the Automotive Industry, in: Kraus/Sackstetter/Wentsch (eds.): Cars, Cars Above All?, Freiburg im Breisgau 1987, pp. 133–135

Business Administration and the Theory of the Firm, in: Egbert Kahle (ed.): Business Administration and Management, Wiesbaden 1987, pp. 1–26

Life Cycle Assessments for Companies, in: Ecological Corporate Policy, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1986, pp. 210–226

Proposal for a research programme to develop an ecologically oriented Business Administration, in: Ecological Corporate Policy, Frankfurt am Main 1986, pp. 98–106

Preliminary reflections on the possibility of a post-economic society, in: Grüner Morgentau Project Group (eds.): Perspectives on Ecological Economic Policy: Approaches to Cultivating New Economic Territory, Frankfurt am Main/New York 1986, pp. 88–111

Nature Is Not Suitable for Commercialisation. A Plea for a Non-Economic Approach to Tackling the Ecological Crisis, in: Elmar Altvater/Erika Hickel/Jürgen Hoffmann: Market, People, Nature. On the Commercialisation of the Environment, Hamburg 1986, pp. 30–45

Market Economy, Planned Economy or What?, in: Frank Beckenbach/Joachim Müller/Reinhard Pfriem/Eckard Stratmann (eds.): Green Economic Policy – Feasible Utopias, Cologne 1985, pp. 44–69

‘De-economisation as a Response to the Ecological Crisis’, in: Karl-Ernst Lohmann (ed.): ‘Is Socialism a Viable Option?’, Berlin 1985, pp. 128–144

Approaches to Ecological Economic Management, in: ÖKO-Institut/Project Group on Ecological Economics: Working in Harmony with Nature, Building Blocks for an Ecological Economy, Freiburg im Breisgau 1985, pp. 47–78 (with Anne Seyfferth)

Ecological Models of Work and Life, in: Klaus-Jürgen Scherer/Fritz Vilmar: ‘Eco-socialism?’, Red-Green Alliance Politics, Berlin 1985, pp. 119–139

The Ability to Shape Things, or: On the Necessity of Abolishing Business Administration, in: Günther Schanz: Business Administration and National Economics. Assessments and Perspectives from the Perspective of the Philosophy of Science, Wiesbaden 1984, pp. 353–373

Social and Ecological Indicators as Tools of Strategic Corporate Policy, in: Wolfgang H. Staehle/Edgar Stoll: Business Administration and the Economic Crisis: Controversial Contributions to Crisis Management in Business Administration, Wiesbaden 1984, pp. 25–40

Arguments for Taking Environmental Information into Account in Trade Union Workplace Policy, in: Norbert Koubek and Klaus Schredelseker (eds.): Publication of the 8th Wuppertal Economic Colloquium, 4–5 February 1983, Frankfurt 1984, pp. 139–148

The Materiality of Labour in Gutenberg’s Business Administration Theory, in: Wolf F. Fischer-Winkelmann (ed.): Paradigm Shift in Business Administration?, Spardorf 1983, pp. 364–386 (with Rainer Lucas)

Social and Ecological Production Policy, in: ‘Future of Work’ Congress, Ways out of Mass Unemployment and Environmental Destruction, Bielefeld 1982, pp. 89–102

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS

Value Creation: A Cultural Shift, in: Ecological Economics, No. 4 (2014), pp. 12–13

Oekom Verlag Overcoming Worldlessness: A Critique of the (Not Only Economic) Modern View of Humanity and What Might Follow from It, in: Journal of Economic and Business Ethics, No. 14 (2013), pp. 195–217

Hampp Verlag Learning to Adapt to Change: An Initiative for a School on the Art of Change, in: Gaia, 1 (2013), pp. 34–38 (with Hans Jürgen Heinecke, Kora Kristof, Otto Smrekar, Wolfgang Stark)

Creating spaces, organising conditions and contexts: cultural competencies as an extension of the resource- and competence-based view in sustainability-oriented management, in *Die Unternehmung: Swiss Journal of Business Research and Practice*, Vol. 67, 2 (2013), pp. 109–123 (with Dr Irene Antoni-Komar)

Businesses and consumers in a community of responsibility beyond consumerism. Sustainability requires rethinking the interplay between production and consumption, in Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik, No. 3 (2012), p. 225, Hampp Verlag (with Irene Antoni-Komar and Christian Lautermann)

They are satisfied when we are not, in: *Die Gazette*, No. 36 (2012), pp. 37–41, Gazette Verlag

Much more work than we would like, in *Ökologisches Wirtschaften*, No. 3 (2012), pp. 30–32, Oekom Verlag

Ways out of the industrial growth dilemma – 25 years on, in *Ökologisches Wirtschaften*, No. 3 (2010), p. 4, Oekom Verlag

Innovations for Sustainability. The Right Balance as a Cultural Issue in the Food Sector, in *Einblicke*, Research Magazine of the University of Oldenburg, No. 49 (2009), pp. 36–37, 40–42 (with Dr Irene Antoni-Komar)

Social Acceptance as a Factor for the Future. The meat industry in the public spotlight, in *Fleischwirtschaft*, Vol. 89, Issue 9 (2009), pp. 71–77 (with Hedda Schattke, Friederike Albersmeier, Justus Böhm and Achim Spiller)

Evaluations – Which ones, by whom and for what purpose? On the problem of potential support for business practice through ethically grounded business management concepts, in *Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik*, Vol. 8, No. 3 (2007), pp. 293–298

On the Purpose and Significance of Quality Labels, in: Orientierungen zur Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftspolitik, Issue 106 (4/2005), Bonn (with Christian Lautermann) Sustainable Lead Users: Partners in the Search for Sustainable Future Markets. in: *UmweltWirtschaftsForum*, Vol. 12, No. 2, June 2004, pp. 83–87 (with <personname>Klaus Fichter</personname>)

Continuity and Contingency. The Theory of Economic Evolution is a Cultural Studies project, EWE (formerly EuS), Vol. 15/2004, Issue 1, pp. 105–107

Towards new horizons of innovation with sustainability concepts, in: UmweltWirtschaftsforum, Vol. 10, 3 September 2002, Issue 3, pp. 12–17 (with <personname>Niko Paech</personname>)

The Inner World and the Outer World – Organisational Development and Ecological Corporate Policy, in: OrganisationsEntwicklung 4.02, 2002 (with Christoph Schwarzer)

Nature Conservation Beyond Nature Conservation – A Contribution from Business Administration, in: Naturschutz und Landschaftsplanung, Journal of Applied Ecology, No. 2–3/2000, Vol. 32, pp. 49–54

‘Greening the innovation system?’, in: Journal of Applied Environmental Research, Vol. 12, 1999, Issue 2, pp. 158–162 (with Stefan Zundel)

Nature Conservation Beyond Nature Conservation, Series of Publications by the Chair of General Business Administration, Corporate Management and Corporate Environmental Policy, Oldenburg 1999, in: Journal ‘Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning’, Zoological Institute of the University of Hamburg Environmental Cost Accounting as Part of Corporate Cost Accounting – A Project at Deutsche Bahn AG, in: uwf, Vol. 7, Issue 1/99, pp. 41–45 (with Thomas Claes, Petra Böggemann)

From Rigid Environmental Management to Total Environmental Management (MEN), in: uwf, Heidelberg 1998, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 28–31 (with Gellrich, C./Karczmarzyk, A.)

Sustainable Corporate Development between Regionalisation and Globalisation, in: Deppe, Henriette Carola: The Future of Businesses – Businesses of the Future: New Opportunities through Sustainable Management, Proceedings of the conference held on 18 February 1998 at the Stadtwaage in Bremen, econtur, Bremen, August 1998, pp. 11–24

Ecological Corporate Management, or: How Do the ‘Bad’ Become the ‘Good’?, in: Einblicke, Research Journal of the University of Oldenburg, No. 26, October 1997, pp. 15–18

Ecological Economics and Offsetting Innovations. Specialisation in Diplom-Economics with an Ecological Focus, in: Ökologisches Wirtschaften, 5/1997, Berlin 1997, pp. 31–32

Theory as an Emergency Measure. Environmental Management Systems and the Theory of the Firm, in: Ökologisches Wirtschaften, 5/1997, Berlin 1997, pp. 21–23

Towards Ecological Quality, in: metalloberfläche, 8/96, 1996, pp. 619–621 (with Hallay, H.) Ecology-Oriented Organisational Learning, in: Umwelt Wirtschafts Forum, 3/96, 1996, pp. 10–16 (with Schwarzer, C.)

Ecologically-Oriented Business Administration, in: Umwelt Wirtschafts Forum, 2/96, 1996, pp. 68–71 (with Freimann, J./Liesegang, D.G.)

EC Eco-audit: Implementation or Learning? in: Journal of Vocational Environmental Education, Berlin 1995, Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 3–7

Corporate Policy from Socio-Ecological Perspectives, in: UNW-Nachrichten, Issue 3, September 1995, pp. 15–19

Quality and Environmental Management – A Strategic Economic Factor, Munich: Hanser Verlag, 1995

Learning to Learn to Learn ..., in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin, No. 3/4, May/August 1994, pp. 1–3

Environmental Audits, Eco-Controlling and External Corporate Communication, in: IUWA – Institute for Environmental Economic Analyses, Heidelberg e.V. (ed.): UWF, Heidelberg, No. 3/93, pp. 49–57 (with Hendric Hallay)

Are Companies Heading into the Ecological Century?, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1993, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 2–4

Towards Ecological Business Management, in: Bosco, Elia: Ecology and Politics – The Environmental Issue in the Federal Republic of Germany (1970–1990), Milan 1992, pp. 176–198

Ota Sik, Corporate Governance and Business Administration, in: Kurswechsel 1/92, Vienna 1992

Ecological Courses of Action for Works Councils and Trade Unions, in: Labour Law in the Workplace. Journal for Works Council Members, 12/91, Cologne 1991

Beyond Belief in the System – Are Corporate Culture and Corporate Ethics Smoke Screens or Something New Under the Sun?, in: Wechselwirkung, Aachen 1991, Vol. 13, No. 51, pp. 30–34

Eco-Controlling and Organisational Development in Companies, in: Informationsdienst IÖW, Berlin 1991, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 1 and 13–14

Corporate ethics between marketing window-dressing and socio-ecological perspectives, in: econova, Augsburg 1991, pp. 4–7

Toblach Talks 1990: ‘Ecological Management’, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin On the Organisational Development of the IÖW, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1990, Vol. 5, No. 3–4, p. 5

‘The Ecological Challenge to Business Administration?’, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1990, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 11–12

Ten Theses on the Discourse on Business Ethics, IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1989, Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 9–10

Ecology and Public Economics. A response to the article of the same name by Prof. Dr Michael Stitzel, in: DBW, Vol. 48, 1988, 1/88, pp. 139–144

Environmental Policy with Stern?, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin, Dec. 1987, pp. 11–12

Life Cycle Assessment – a new project by the IÖW, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin, June 1987, pp. 1–2

‘Working Group on Ecological Discourse’ initiative, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin, Dec. 1986, pp. 2–3

Ecological Economic Research as a Cultural Science, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin, Sept. 1986, p. 3

On the Ecological Dimension of Labour Policy Research, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1986, p. 2 (with Eckart Hildebrandt)

Foreword, in: Information Service of the Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW), Berlin, March 1986, p. 1

The Viability of the Concept of Production Centred on People and Nature, in: Politische Bildung, vol. 18, 1985, issue 3, pp. 17–27

Quality and Justice. Some reservations regarding the justifications for a guaranteed minimum income, in: Widersprüche, Issue 14, Offenbach 1985 Working to Live. Production restructuring within companies as an element of a new trade union policy, in: fhw-research 10, Berlin 1983, pp. 109–134

BOOK REVIEWS

Review of the book: Frank Adler & Ulrich Schachtschneider: Green New Deal, Sufficiency or Eco-socialism? – Concepts for societal pathways out of the ecological crisis in *Zeitschrift für Sozialökonomie*, vol. 48, 2011, issue 168/169, pp. 79–81

Review of the book: Sybille Sachs: The Role of the Enterprise in its Interaction with Society, in: management revue, Vol. 13, No. 2/2002, pp. 86–90

Book review: M. Kloepfer (ed.): Self-Control in the Technical and Ecological Sectors. Self-Control and Self-Regulation in Technological Development and Environmental Protection, Berlin 1998, in: management revue, Vol. 10, No. 2/1999, pp. 108–113

Business Ethics. Global Responsibility and Modern Management. Book review: K.M. Leisinger: Business Ethics, Munich 1997, in: Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, May 5/1998, pp. 118–122

Ethics in Organisations, review of the book: G. Blickle (ed.): Ethics in Organisations, Göttingen 1997, in: Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, May 5/1998, pp. 118–122

Paths to Balance. A Lesson for Politics in Germany, review of the book: Al Gore: Paths to Balance. A Marshall Plan for the Earth, in: Informationsdienst IÖW, Berlin 1993, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 15–16

“For they are gradually realising what they are doing …”, review of the book: P. Ulrich/U. Thielemann: Ethics and Success. Patterns of Thought on Business Ethics Among Managers – An Empirical Study, Bern 1992, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1992, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 17–18

Book review: Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker: “Earth Politics. Ecological Realpolitik on the Threshold of the Century of the Environment”, in: Spektrum der Wissenschaft, November 1991, Heidelberg 1991, p. 164

Industrialism and Eco-Romanticism, review of the book: D. Hassenpflug (ed.): Industrialism and Eco-Romanticism. History and Perspectives of Ecologisation, Wiesbaden 1991, in: Informationsdienst IÖW Berlin 1991, Vol. 6, No. 6, p. 17

The Enterprise as a Quasi-Needs-Oriented Institution, review of the book: B. Wagner: Needs-Oriented Corporate Policy, Bern/Stuttgart 1990, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1991, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 13–14

‘Practice and Strength’, review of the book: H.-M. Schönherr: Technology and Weakness. Ecology According to Nietzsche, Heidegger and ‘Weak Thinking’, Vienna 1989, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1990, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 19–20

‘Business Ethics of Worldlessness?’, review of the book: H. Steinmann/A. Löhr: Business Ethics, Stuttgart 1989, in: IÖW Information Service, Berlin 1989, Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 11–12

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