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Speaking Up for the Natural Landscape: A Rhetorical Dilemma

Brown, Mark
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/93518
Date
2012
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Original version
http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/jms.v2n2p96
Abstract
This article presents textual evidence which shows some of the ways in which green business corporations and

environmental NGOs represent the natural landscape and their relationship with it. It reviews the origin and

development of stakeholder dialogue and questions to what extent such dialogue can contribute to a process of

corporate change. It shows how the corporations use different language to represent nature than the NGOs and

provides evidence suggesting that the green corporations understand their relationship with the natural landscape

differently. NGOs that wish to speak up for the natural landscape, face a rhetorical dilemma which has an

important implication for their practice. Either they can enter into a stakeholder dialogue with business and risk

becoming a party to the exploitive management of nature, or they can refrain from entering into a dialogue and

risk becoming marginalised.
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This is an Open Access journal
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Canadian Center of Science and Education
Journal
Journal of Management and Sustainability

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