Elena Fraj-Andrés

Dr. Elena Fraj-Andrés


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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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9 November 2006 in International Journal of Consumer Studies
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EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
EMEva Martinez
Eva Martinez

7 October 2008 in Journal of Business Ethics
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EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
EMEva Martinez-Salinas
Eva Martinez-Salinas
JMJorge Matute
Jorge Matute

18 February 2008 in Business Strategy and the Environment
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EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
EMEva Martínez‐Salinas
Eva Martínez‐Salinas
JMJorge Matute
Jorge Matute

21 July 2006 in Business Strategy and the Environment
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IBIsabel Buil‐Carrasco
Isabel Buil‐Carrasco
EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
JMJorge Matute‐Vallejo
Jorge Matute‐Vallejo

1 July 2013 in Cuadernos de Economía y Dirección de la Empresa
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EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
JMJorge Matute
Jorge Matute
IPIguácel Melero Polo
Iguácel Melero Polo

16 January 2011 in Journal of Applied Business Research (JABR)
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RGRafael Bravo Gil
Rafael Bravo Gil
EFElena Fraj-Andrés
Elena Fraj-Andrés
ESEva Martínez Salinas
Eva Martínez Salinas
Over the last few years companies have begun to consider the environmental factor in their corporate and marketing strategic decisions. In this context, the purpose of this study is to analyse the main pressure factors of this new business philosophy. Consequently, the concept of “Corporate Environmentalism” (Banerjee, 2002) has been introduced and a model of environmental orientation and strategy is proposed. The information has been obtained from 81 personal interviews with companies that belong to the consumer goods industry. A structural equation modelling methodology has been conducted. Results show that competitive advantages and the management environmental commitment are the firm’s main eco-orientation determinants. The consumer goods sector is aware of their environmental responsibility, but this factor is not a priority in their decision-making process.