Publications: Contributions
Archive
I have been lucky enough to be asked to contribute chapters, articles
and forewords to many different books and reports over the years.
Among those that stick out in my mind is the chapter I wrote on the
London Thames for The English Landscape. That was a real pleasure
to write. Various chapters are in press, with the latest foreword
at the time of writing being one for Jed
Emerson's 'Blended Value
Map' website www.blendedvalue.org
2005
Debating Globalization
Chapter 10, Globalization's Reality
Check, David Held (Editor),
McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-142954-9, Polity
Press,
ISBN 0-7456-3524-5 (hb), 0-7456-3525-3 (pb)
Bryanston Reflections: Et Nova et Vetera
This river runs through
me, Angela Holdsworth (editor), pages 151-152,
Third Millennium Publishing,
ISBN 1-903942 38 1, 2005
2004
Societal and Environmental Reporting
John Elkington and Peter
Zollinger
Chapter 10 Governance and Risk: An Analytical Handbook
for
Investors, Managers, Directors & Stakeholders
George Dallas
(Editor), McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-142954-9
This River Runs Through Me
An essay written for a book to celebrate
the
seventy-fifth anniversary of Bryanston School.
The Triple Bottom Line:
Does It All Add Up?
Edited by Adrian Henriques
and Julie Richardson
2002
'Economy' in Our World in Focus: Moving Towards a
Sustainable
Future
Vision on Publishing and Earth Pledge Foundation
ISBN 1 903399
68 8
Illustrated with remarkable photographs from the legendary photographers'
cooperative Magnum Photos, the book contains essays by the likes
of The Dalai Lama, Queen Noor and Maurice Strong. My short essay
looked at the prospects for 'The Chrysalis Economy'.
2002
The Triple Bottom Line Business
The Ultimate Resource
Bloomsbury
Publishing, London
2000
London and the Thames
The English Landscape
Profile Books,
London ISBN 1 86197 113 3
2000
Fantasy Feast 2000: The Fantasy Millennium Parties of the Rich,
the
Powerful, the Intriguing and the Celebrated
Hector Proud and
Idea Generation for Save the Children
ISBN 1 84159 000 2
The idea was that hundreds of "leading personalities" would
introduce their ideas for their Millennium parties for 31 December
1999. Those contributing included: Jeffrey Archer, Boy George, Joan
Collins, Barry Humphries, Monica Lewinsky, Ozzy Osbourne, Margaret
Thatcher, Peter Ustinov—and Dennis the Menace. John's contribution
to Fantasy Feast can be read here.
1999
Boardroom Barometer Survey
John Elkington and Francesca van
Dijk
The Sustainable Development Agenda 1999
Environmental Strategy/Campden
Publishing Ltd, London
ISBN 1 898750 48 3
1998
Accounting for the Triple Bottom Line
John Elkington and Niklas
Kreander
The Sustainable Development Agenda 1998
Environmental Strategy/Campden
Publishing Ltd, London
ISBN 1 898750 40 8
1996
Environmental Accounting, Reporting and Benchmarking
Towards
Corporate Environmental Excellence: The Role of Business
in Sustainable
Development
Edited by Teoh Cheng Hai and Martin Abraham for the Global
500 Forum and Golden Hope Plantations Berhad ISBN 983 99160 0 9
1989
The Natural House Book: Creating a Healthy, Harmonious and
Ecologically Sound Home Environment
Foreword for this book by David
Pearson, Simon & Schuster.
1984
Gaia: An Atlas of Planet Management
Anchor Press/Doubleday & Company,
New York, 1984—co-editor on this Gaia Books publication, whose general
editor was Dr Norman Myers
1984
Environment Special Report: Poisons—To Bury or to Burn?
Encyclopaedia
Britannica Book of the Year, 1984ISBN 0 85229 417 4
Design for a Small Planet: In
1986, I helped organize the Design Council’s
pathfinding ‘Green Designer’ exhibition (see photo) at the Design
Centre, writing the exhibition catalogue. In the process, I asked
whether once green designers had done their work ‘green consumers’
would buy the resulting products? And that led, in short order, to
‘The Green Consumer Guide,’ first published in 1988.
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