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- Tasaki, Tomohiro, et al.
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A Survey on Japanese Stakeholders' Perception of the Concept of Extended Producer Responsibilit
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- The concept of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has been underpining recycling/waste/product policy of a number of countries over the past two decades. However, it is considered that the understanding of the concept varies. This presents the findings from a survey conducted in Japan in 2013 to find out the actual perceptions of various stakeholders in Japan. It is part of a global survey conducted in the same year.
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- Tasaki, Tomohiro, et al.
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Government involvement in EPR and waste management policy - Based on two cases in California, U.S.
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Ingår i: Annual Conference of Japan Society of Material Cycles and Waste Management. ; 22, s. 3-4
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- Our investigation of two EPR and waste management programs in California, U.S. revealed two common features: involvement of the state government is small, and the establishment of concrete recycling/waste management systems is to a large extent left in the hands of entities who have direct responsibility for their implementation. Based on the degree of government involvement, we categorized recycling and waste management systems in which two entities - producers and municipalities - are engaged, and analysed their strengths and weaknesses. Our finding indicates that much government involvement does not necessarily mean that producer's obligation becomes larger. Further study is needed to examine how to enhance the effectiveness of a program while maintaining its strengths: flexibility and lessened burdens of the government.
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- Lennerfors, Thomas Taro, 1979-, et al.
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The translation and development of Green IT in Japan
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Ingår i: The Japan Association for Management Information (JASMIN) Annual Conference 2012.
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- In this presentation, we discuss about movement of Green IT(GIT) in Japan using “Translation” (Latour,1986, Czarniawska and Sevon,1996). We think that we have three research perspectives of GIT— functional, interpretative, critical. “Translation” theory that we use is based on interpretative perspective. By this theory, we know how different actors construct organizational reality. And now, GIT import from USA to Japan in 2007, and it was translated by various Japanese agents (telecom companies, electronics companies, and related organizations). It is of particular note after 3.11. mega-earthquake disease. In this presentation, we clarify how GIT is translated in Japan and what practices are promoted by the translation.
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