The Status of Green Purchasing in the Five Most Populous U.S. States
abstract: I present a new framework for qualitative assessment of the current green purchasing practices of U.S. state governments. Increasing demand from citizens for green public purchasing has prompted state governments to adopt new, and improve existing, practices. Yet there has been little asse...
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ndltd-asu.edu-item-150022018-06-22T03:03:03Z The Status of Green Purchasing in the Five Most Populous U.S. States abstract: I present a new framework for qualitative assessment of the current green purchasing practices of U.S. state governments. Increasing demand from citizens for green public purchasing has prompted state governments to adopt new, and improve existing, practices. Yet there has been little assessment of public green purchasing in academic research; what has been done has not provided the conceptual support necessary to assess green purchasing practices as a single component of the procurement process. My research aims to fill that gap by developing a conceptual framework with which to assess the status of green purchasing practices and by applying this framework to determine and describe the status of green purchasing in the five most populous U.S. states. The framework looks at state purchasing practices through the lenses of policy, policy implementation, and transparency. Dissertation/Thesis Sharma, Lucky (Author) Melnick, Rob (Advisor) Dooley, Kevin (Advisor) Basile, George (Committee member) Arizona State University (Publisher) Sustainability Environmental law Business California Green Purchasing Public Purchasing State law State level purchasing United States eng 89 pages M.A. Sustainability 2012 Masters Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.15002 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ All Rights Reserved 2012 |
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abstract: I present a new framework for qualitative assessment of the current green purchasing practices of U.S. state governments. Increasing demand from citizens for green public purchasing has prompted state governments to adopt new, and improve existing, practices. Yet there has been little assessment of public green purchasing in academic research; what has been done has not provided the conceptual support necessary to assess green purchasing practices as a single component of the procurement process. My research aims to fill that gap by developing a conceptual framework with which to assess the status of green purchasing practices and by applying this framework to determine and describe the status of green purchasing in the five most populous U.S. states. The framework looks at state purchasing practices through the lenses of policy, policy implementation, and transparency. === Dissertation/Thesis === M.A. Sustainability 2012 |
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The Status of Green Purchasing in the Five Most Populous U.S. States |
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