Mallory Flowers

Citata da

	Tutte	Dal 2020
Citazioni	262	199
Indice H	6	6
i10-index	4	4

20162017201820192020202120222023202420253 15 21 21 39 38 28 44 46 4

Accesso pubblico

Visualizza tutto

5 articoli

0 articoli

Disponibili

Non disponibili

In base ai mandati di finanziamento

Coautori

Daniel MatisoffProfessor of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of TechnologyEmail verificata su gatech.edu
Douglas NoonanProfessor, O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, IndianapolisEmail verificata su iu.edu
Juan Moreno-CruzAssociate Professor. School of Environment, Enterprise and Development. University of WaterlooEmail verificata su uwaterloo.ca
Christopher BlackburnAon CorporationEmail verificata su gatech.edu
Luke YatesGeorgia Institute of TechnologyEmail verificata su gatech.edu
Matthew Kirby SmithGeorgia Institute of Technology, Oak Ridge National Labs, TCPolyEmail verificata su gatech.edu
Jenna K McGrathGeorgia Institute of TechnologyEmail verificata su gatech.edu
Frank WijenProfessor of Global Sustainable Strategies, KU LeuvenEmail verificata su kuleuven.be
Andrei, A.G.PhD Candidate, RSM Erasmus University RotterdamEmail verificata su rsm.nl
Magdalena CholakovaRotterdam School of ManagementEmail verificata su rsm.nl
Luca BerchicciRotterdam School of ManagementEmail verificata su rsm.nl

Segui

Mallory Flowers

Assistant Professor, University of Rhode Island

Email verificata su uri.edu

Corporate Social Responsibility Private Governance Environmental Management


Titolo Ordina per citazioni Ordina per anno Ordina per titolo	Citata da Citata da	Anno
Policy monitor—Green buildings: Economics and policies DC Matisoff, DS Noonan, ME Flowers Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, 2016	130	2016
Climate impacts on the cost of solar energy ME Flowers, MK Smith, AW Parsekian, DS Boyuk, JK McGrath, L Yates Energy Policy 94, 264-273, 2016	59	2016
Do Pilot and Demonstration Projects Work? Evidence from a Green Building Program CJ Blackburn, ME Flowers, DC Matisoff, J Moreno‐Cruz Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 2020	30	2020
In the LEED: racing to the top in environmental self‐regulation ME Flowers, DC Matisoff, DS Noonan Business Strategy and the Environment 29 (6), 2842-2856, 2020	26*	2020
Issue opacity and sustainability standard effectiveness F Wijen, ME Flowers Regulation & Governance 17 (3), 772-790, 2023	9	2023
For what it's worth: evaluating revealed preferences for green certification ME Flowers, DC Matisoff, DS Noonan Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 62 (5), 843-861, 2019	8	2019
Present and Unaccounted for? Predicting Discrepancies in Voluntary Carbon Reporting GM Jouaneh, M Flowers 2024 APPAM Fall Research Conference, 2024		2024
Environmental Policy and Influence: Nonprofits, Enforcement, and Market Impacts M Flowers, S Wang, E Hatipoglu 2024 APPAM Fall Research Conference, 2024		2024
Climate Change Impacts and Responses: Assessment, Politics and Policy G He, M Flowers, E Hatipoglu 2024 APPAM Fall Research Conference, 2024		2024
All for One and One for All: Institutions Shape Wineries’ Adaptation to Climate Change F Wijen, ME Flowers, P Klopf, T Geradts, M Cholakova, L Berchicci Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 10828, 2022		2022
The Ownership Commitment of Institutional Investors ME Flowers, AG Andrei Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 12767, 2022		2022
Voluntary Programs in Local and Global Contexts D Matisoff, M Flowers 2020 APPAM Fall Research Conference, 2020		2020
Green certification pathways: The roles of public goods, private goods, and certification schemes ME Flowers Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia, 2017		2017

Il sistema al momento non può eseguire l'operazione. Riprova più tardi.

Articoli 1–13

Citazioni per anno

Citazioni duplicate

Citazioni unite

Aggiungi coautoriCoautori

Segui

Citata da

Coautori