In recent years our understanding of corporate sustainability has moved from exploitation to exploration, from corporate environmental management to sustainable entrepreneurship, and from efficiency to innovation.

Contents: 1. Sustainability, Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Introduction to the Volume Rolf Wüstenhagen, Sanjay Sharma, Mark Starik and Robert Wuebker PART I: SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2. Types of Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Conditions for Sustainability Innovation: From the Administration of a Technical Challenge to the Management of an Entrepreneurial Opportunity Stefan Schaltegger and Marcus Wagner 3. A Framework of SMEs’ Strategic Involvement in Sustainable Development Martine Spence, Jouhaina Ben Boubaker Gherib and Viviane Ondoua Biwolé 4. Exploration of Business Models for Material Efficiency Services Minna Halme, Markku Anttonen and Mika Kuisma 5. Obstacles to Commercialization of Clean Technology Innovations from UK Ventures Nicky Dee, Simon Ford and Elizabeth Garnsey 6. Too Much of a Good Thing? Innovation Driven by Environmental Ambition Luca Berchicci PART II: SUSTAINABLE CORPORATE VENTURING AND INTRAPRENEURSHIP 7. Enhancing Ecopreneurship through an Environmental Management System: A Longitudinal Analysis of Factors Leading to Proactive Employee Behaviour Kerstin Pichel 8. The Relationship between High Performance Work Systems and Proactive Environmental Management Inmaculada Martín-Tapia, J. Alberto Aragón-Correa and Rocío Llamas-Sánchez PART III: CUSTOMER ADOPTION OF AND MARKETING FOR SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION 9. Quality, Environmental Practices and Customer Satisfaction in Services George I. Kassinis and Andreas C. Soteriou 10. The Adoption of Environmentally Friendly Products in Mature Organizational Fields Patrick A.M. Vermeulen and Annekathrin Ellersiek PART IV: INVESTORS AND POLICY 11. Is the European Pollutant Emission Register an Effective Instrument for Disciplining Companies? Joaquín Cañón-de-Francia, Concepción Garcés-Ayerbe and Marisa Ramírez-Alesón 12. Cleantech Venture Investors and Energy Policy Risk: An Exploratory Analysis of Regulatory Risk Management Strategies Mary Jean Bürer and Rolf Wüstenhagen Index

'When I received the review copy I was rather excited. . . the book as a collection of research papers that, in themselves, are very interesting, and provide a fast-track into the literature of the subject in question. . . it is a worthwhile purchase to support thinking on entrepreneurship and innovation in a world where the sustainability agenda is increasingly becoming the agenda for inventors, entrepreneurs and those who fund them or invest in their companies. . . All the papers are well written and scholarly. . . A particularly strong feature of the chapters is the range of sources quoted at the end of each chapter. These references provide pathways into many different literatures that might save much time for subsequent researchers.'