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Imagining the climate crisis and the great disruption : an interview with Paul Gilding

Gilding, Paul; Wright, Christopher - In: Organization : the critical journal of organization, … 20 (2013) 5, pp. 757-766

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Quantifying the implicit climate subsidy received by leading fossil fuel companies

Hope, Chris W.; Gilding, Paul; Alvarez, Jimena - 2015

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Spotlight on: Maurice Strong - What's in a Name? - That which we call sustainability would smell much sweeter if re-labeled 'safety,'

Gilding, Paul; Frankel, Carl - In: Tomorrow : global environment business 12 (2002) 2, pp. 62

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Cover Story: 10th Anniversary - Making Market Magic - The market is a lever for change. NGOs know it. And the campaigns of the future will go straight for the jugular -- Your brand...

Osgood, Diane; Gilding, Paul; Hogarth, Murray - In: Tomorrow : global environment business 11 (2001) 3, pp. 42-49

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Cover Story: Green Games - We're Jammin' - In cyberspace, NGOs and corporations are competing for brands as well as values. Here's how to survive -- And -- Thrive in the age of Gol...

Gilding, Paul; Hogarth, Murray - In: Tomorrow : global environment business 10 (2000) 5, pp. 10-13

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The Weather Report: - Cracks in the Dam - The first of a regular series on climate change and business splits on the issue between countries, companies and NGOs

Gilding, Paul; Tate, Alan - In: Tomorrow : global environment business 9 (1999) 1, pp. 54-55

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Learning Kyoto-ese - Environmentalists have won. In the new, post-Kyoto world, the fast will eat the slow.

Gilding, Paul - In: Tomorrow : global environment business 8 (1998) 1, pp. 61

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The one degree war plan

Randers, Jorgen; Gilding, Paul - In: Journal of Global Responsibility 1 (2010) 1, pp. 170-188

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present the idea of a global crisis plan that will be demanded when global society finally decides that the climate challenge is a real threat, requiring immediate and strong policy action at the super‐national level. The authors believe that this...

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