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 Japanisch-Deutsches
Zentrum Berlin/
Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment, Energy/
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Governance of Markets for Sustainability.
Conference in the Japanese-German Policy Dialogue on Environmental Issues
October 13-14, 2003
Raimund
Bleischwitz
/
Kanda
Yasuhiro (eds.)
2004 • ISBN 978-3-89129-946-3 • 212 pp., paperback • EUR
31,80
jdzb
documentation (Vol 6)
The title of the symposium initially has been
"Governance of Sustainability," but we decided to change it to "Governance
of Markets for Sustainability" in order to focus on the important topic of
the integration of environmental and economic concerns. This will indeed be
the challenge for giving environmental issues a sustainable platform. As we
have learned in many other fields in recent years, such issues can only be
sustainable if they meet economic needs. What is the economic potential of
environmental friendly innovations, consumption etc.? Do they support or
hinder economic and technical progress? The assumption is that they support
each other. What information do companies need? How can environmental issues
be integrated in their business model? These are only a few questions that
have been asked.
Angelika Viets,
Secretary General, Japanese-German Center Berlin
Angelika Viets: Foreword • Raimund Bleischwitz: Opening
Address • Yamamoto Ry ôichi:
Factor 8, Ecodesign and Sustainable Company • Martin Jänicke: Governance of
Pioneers—Innovation Inducing Environmental Regulation and the Role of Lead
Markets • Peter Hennicke: Strategies for Sustainable Energy Systems and for
Climate Protection • Morishima Akio, Amano Akihiro, Kanda Yasuhiro: An
Overview of Energy Policy in Japan • Imai Shin’ichi: Matsushita Electric’s
Environmental Sustainability Management • Hartmut Fischer:
Innovation-Oriented Management and Responsible Corporate Governance
"Materials Efficiency and Economic Growth" • Nakaniwa Chie: How Can
"Environmental Product Information" Be Used as a Tool for Responsible
Corporate Governance? Viewpoint Focussing on the Life Cycle Concept • Holger
Wallbaum, Michael Kuhndt, Burcu Tunçer, Maike Bunse: Innovation-Oriented
Management and Responsible Corporate Governance • Ueta Kazuhiro: Options of
Technologies and Socio-Economic Systems Towards a Zero-Waste Society •
Harald Hutterer: On the Way to Sustainable Development and Resource
Efficiency. The Importance of Repair and Upgrade. A Research Project for the
Austrian Government • Raimund Bleischwitz: German Waste Policy: Does it
Provide Incentives for Eco-Efficiency and Waste Reduction? • Sylvia Lorek:
Ecological Demand: Consumer’s Willingness and Their Need for Support • Inaba
Atsushi, Sugai Kayo, Toyoda Satoshi: Interim Report of the Sustainable
Consumption Project in Japan • Michael Totten, Sonal I. Pandya, Hibi
Yasushi: Protecting Climate, Protecting Biodiversity, and Promoting
Sustainable Development • Thomas Langrock, Christof Arens, Hans Albrecht
Wiehler: Creating Markets Abroad: The Case of CDM/JI Projects • Bettina
Bahn-Walkowiak, Raimund Bleischwitz: Outlook on a Future Research Agenda •
List of Abbreviations • Program for the Symposium • List of Participants
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