This paper aims to discuss and critically analyze the progress of European Union Southern member states toward a green transition in the light of Marketing. The stereotype of the existence of environmental “leaders and laggards” is disputed, and a way to find an equal-for-all green transition is explored. Our analysis is focused on the cases of Greece, Spain, Italy, and Portugal, the most well-known “laggard” countries, where we assess the role of governmental and non-state actors in implementing effective environmental policies and the various factors that caused their late coming in compliance and implementation of the EU environmental regulations.

Green Transition in the European Union: The Shift From the “Mediterranean Stereotypes” to a Country-Specific Marketing Driven Approach

Bellio, Elena;Buccoliero, Luca
2023

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This paper aims to discuss and critically analyze the progress of European Union Southern member states toward a green transition in the light of Marketing. The stereotype of the existence of environmental “leaders and laggards” is disputed, and a way to find an equal-for-all green transition is explored. Our analysis is focused on the cases of Greece, Spain, Italy, and Portugal, the most well-known “laggard” countries, where we assess the role of governmental and non-state actors in implementing effective environmental policies and the various factors that caused their late coming in compliance and implementation of the EU environmental regulations.
2023
2023
Sourpi, Faidra; Bellio, Elena; Buccoliero, Luca
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