Nicole Darnall

Affiliations: 
Environmental Science and Public Policy George Mason University, Washington, DC 
Area:
Environmental Sciences, Environmental Management, Environmental Economics, Sustainability
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Stritch JM, Bretschneider S, Darnall N, et al. (2020) Sustainability Policy Objectives, Centralized Decision Making, and Efficiency in Public Procurement Processes in U.S. Local Governments Sustainability. 12: 6934
Ji H, Darnall N. (2020) How do external conditions affect the design of local governments' sustainability strategies? Regulation & Governance
Hsueh L, Bretschneider S, Stritch JM, et al. (2020) Implementation of sustainable public procurement in local governments: a measurement approach International Journal of Public Sector Management
Stritch JM, Darnall N, Hsueh L, et al. (2018) Five Reasons Why Green Technology Firms Should Care About Sustainable Public Purchasing Ieee Engineering Management Review. 46: 128-131
Ji H, Darnall N. (2018) All are not created equal: assessing local governments’ strategic approaches towards sustainability Public Management Review. 20: 154-175
Sarti S, Darnall N, Testa F. (2018) Market segmentation of consumers based on their actual sustainability and health-related purchases Journal of Cleaner Production. 192: 270-280
Darnall N, Ji H, Potoski M. (2017) Institutional design of ecolabels: Sponsorship signals rule strength Regulation & Governance. 11: 438-450
Vilchez VF, Darnall N, Correa JAA. (2017) Stakeholder Influences on the Design of Firms’ Environmental Practices Journal of Cleaner Production. 142: 3370-3381
Arimura TH, Darnall N, Ganguli R, et al. (2016) The effect of ISO 14001 on environmental performance: Resolving equivocal findings. Journal of Environmental Management. 166: 556-66
Kim Y, Darnall N. (2016) Business as a Collaborative Partner: Understanding Firms' Sociopolitical Support for Policy Formation Public Administration Review. 76: 326-337
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