Work ties beget community? Assessing interactions among transnational private governance organizations in sustainable agriculture

@article{Fransen2016WorkTB,
  title={Work ties beget community? Assessing interactions among transnational private governance organizations in sustainable agriculture},
  author={L. Fransen and J. Schalk and G. Auld},
  journal={Global Networks-a Journal of Transnational Affairs},
  year={2016},
  volume={16},
  pages={45-67}
}
  • L. Fransen, J. Schalk, G. Auld
  • Published 2016
  • Business
  • Global Networks-a Journal of Transnational Affairs
    • Transnational private governance organizations (TPGOs) set standards for various sustainability issues and industries. TPGOs individually address only facets of larger problems such as land conversion, and competition among TPGOs also affects TPGO governance, meaning coordination across their activities can be required. Studies have shown that ties between TPGOs and other organizations facilitate information sharing, coordination and socialization. A systematic analysis of the structure of such… CONTINUE READING
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