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February 1997, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-8 Economics of life cycle assessment: Inefficiency of the present approach
by Stefan Schaltegger - 9-17 Extending the scope of environmental management: The case of company‐assisted travel in Britain
by Alan Neale - 18-33 A Map of Neverland: The role of policy in strategic environmental management
by Tarja Ketola - 34-45 Strategies for environmental control: A comparison between regulation and centralized control in Germany and reforms leading to decentralized control in Sweden
by Peter Dobers - 46-49 An alteration to BATNEEC
by Ben Vivian - 50-50 Books and publications received
by No author - 51-51 CLEANER PRODUCTION IN INDUSTRY: INTEGRATING BUSINESS GOALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT by Ian Christie and Heather Rolfe with Robin Legard, 1995. Policy Studies Institute, xiv + 267 pp, £19.95 (pbk). ISBN 0 85374 619 2
by Teun Wolters - 51-52 CREATING PRODUCT STRATEGIES by Beth Rogers, 1996. International Thomson Business Press, ix + 154 pp, £9.99 (pbk). ISBN 0 415 13256 8
by Terence Tsai - 52-53 GREENING PEOPLE edited by Walter Wehrmeyer, 1996. Greenleaf Publishing, 416 pp, £29.50 (hbk). ISBN 1 874719 15 2
by Richard Welford - 53-53 WHO NEEDS IT? MARKET IMPLICATIONS OF SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES by SustainAbility Ltd, 1995. SustainAbility Ltd, x + 60 pp, £25.00(pbk). ISBN 0 9521904 1 9
by Peter A. Strachan - 53-54 SUSTAINABILITY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND URBANIZATION edited by Cedric Pugh, 1996. Earthscan, xiv + 250 pp, £16.95 (pbk). ISBN 1 85383 357 6
by Maurie J. Cohen
December 1996, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 219-230 Evolutionary Trends In Environmental Reporting
by Giovanni Azzone & Raffaella Manzini & Giuliano Noci - 231-241 Appraisal Of The Selection Criteria Used In Green Investment Funds
by Colin Ryall & Simon Riley - 242-251 Sustainable Growth And Environmental Employment In Europe
by Monica Hale - 252-268 Managerial Issues In Closing The Loop
by Ulrich Steger - 269-272 Developments In Danish Environmental Reporting
by Páll M. Rikhardsson - 273-276 Space Telecommunications: The Challenge Of Serving The Environment
by Danilo Piaggesi - 279-279 BOOK REVIEW: POLYMER PRODUCTS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH by Martijntje Smits (Ed.), 1996. International Books, Utrecht, 256 pp, £29.99 (pbk). ISBN 90 6224 77 9
by Pete Riley - 279-280 BOOK REVIEW: THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL DISCOURSE: ECOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION AND THE POLICY PROCESS by Maarten Hajer, 1995. Oxford University Press, xi + 332 pp, £30.00 (hbk). ISBN 0 19 827969 8
by Joseph Murphy - 280-281 TRADING WITH THE ENVIRONMENT by Thomas Andersson, Carl Folke and Stefan Nyström, 1995. Earthscan, xiii + 140 pp, £13.95 (pbk). ISBN 1 85383 260 X
by Alan Knight - 281-282 BOOK REVIEW: THE PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY OBLIGATIONS (PACKAGING WASTE) REGULATIONS — A CONSULTATION PAPER, 1996. Department of the Environment, Department of Trade and Industry, Scottish Office and Welsh Office, xi + 149 pp, free of charge (pbk)
by Victoria Joy
September 1996, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 127-136 Building Sustainable Industries For Sustainable Societies
by David P. Angel & Joseph Huber - 137-144 Employee Participation In Pollution Reduction: A Socio‐Technical Perspective
by S. Antonio Ruiz‐Quintanilla & John Bunge & Adrienne Freeman‐Gallant & Ed Cohen‐Rosenthal - 145-155 Life Cycle Assessment And Innovation In Large Firms
by Frans Berkhout - 156-167 Life‐Cycle Analysis And Policy Options: The Case Of The European Pulp And Paper Industry
by H. Landis Gabel & Paul M. Weaver & Jacqueline M. Bloemhof‐Ruwaard & Luk N. Van Wassenhove - 168-177 Sustainable Technology Development: The Mobile Hydrogen Fuel Cell
by Philip Vergragt & Dione van Noort - 178-187 Cleaner Production Assessment In Norway: Experiences And Policy Implications
by Bjørnar Sæther & Audun Amundsen - 188-197 Purchasing And Environmental Management: Interactions, Policies And Opportunities
by Ken Green & Barbara Morton & Steve New - 198-206 Environmental Finance: Value And Risk In An Age Of Ecology
by Mark A. White - 207-215 The Dynamics Of Interaction Between Industry And Politics. The Introduction Of Ecotaxes In Belgium
by M. De Clercq & F. Senesael & A. Seyad
June 1996, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 59-68 Environmental (‘Green’) Management Typologies: An Evaluation, Operationalization And Empirical Development
by Julie L. Hass - 69-80 Defining Environmental Performance Indicators: An Integrated Framework
by Giovanni Azzone & Giuliano Noci & Raffaella Manzini & Richard Welford & C. William Young - 81-86 Voluntary Schemes And The Need For Statutory Regulation: The Case Of Integrated Pollution Control
by Adrian Smith - 87-93 Environmental Management In The Minerals Industry: Theory And Practice
by L. E. Richards - 94-105 Shifting Environmental Management Paradigms In Two Finnish Paper Facilities: A Broader View Of Institutional Theory
by Minna Halme - 106-114 Strategic Environmental Management In The Irish Chemical/Pharmaceutical Industry
by Kevin Byrne & Donncha Kavanagh - 115-118 International Business Renews Its Commitment To Improvement
by Giles Wyburd - 119-119 BOOK REVIEW: GUIDELINES FOR BASELINE ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT by the Institute of Environmental Assessment, 1995. E & F.N. Spon, xii + 142 pp, £29.95 (hbk). ISBN 0 419 20510 1
by John Benson - 119-120 BOOK REVIEW: GUIDE TO LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING edited by Hugh Barton and Noel Bruder, 1995. Earthscan, xvi + 370 pp, £18.95 (pbk). ISBN 1 85383 234 0
by Peter Roberts - 120-121 BOOK REVIEW: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK edited by Bernard Taylor, Colin Hutchinson, Suzanne Pollack and Richard Tapper, 1994. Pitman Publishing, xxv + 486 pp, £45.00 (hbk). ISBN 0 273 60185 7
by Jan Bebbington
March 1996, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-11 Technology Strategy In A Regulation‐Driven Market: Lessons From The Us Superfund Program
by Andrew J. Hoffman - 12-21 Growing An Environmental Strategy
by Mark Starik & Gary M. Throop & John R. Doody & Mary Ellen Joyce - 22-29 Environmental Management In Danish Manufacturing Companies: Attitudes And Actions
by Henning Madsen & John P. Ulhøi - 30-37 Does It Pay To Be Green? An Empirical Examination Of The Relationship Between Emission Reduction And Firm Performance
by Stuart L. Hart & Gautam Ahuja - 38-47 Experiences With Implementing Integrated Chain Management In Dutch Industry
by Jacqueline Cramer - 48-50 Bcsd + Wice = Wbcsd
by Giles Wyburd - 51-52 BOOK REVIEW: GREEN INC by Frances Cairncross, 1995. Earthscan, x + 277 pp, £10.95, ISBN 1 85383 250 2
by Peter Roberts - 52-53 BOOK REVIEW: ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS: A LOCAL AND REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE by Peter Roberts. Paul Chapman Publishing, 271 pp, £16.95, ISBN 1 85396 240 6
by Richard Welford - 53-54 BOOK REVIEW: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW by Richard Burnett‐Hall, 1995. Sweet & Maxwell, cxxxiii + 1168 pp, £125.00, ISBN 0 421 47090 9
by Stephen Sykes - 54-54 BOOK REVIEW: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK by John Garbutt. Wiley Chancery, 206 pp (pbk), £19.99, ISBN 0 47195 226 5
by Samantha Edwards
October 1995, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 171-172 Foreword to the greening of industry special issue: Transformational challenges to the firm
by Ulrik Jørgensen - 180-185 From greening to sustaining: Transformational challenges for the firm – a case study of pollution abatement from tanneries in Kasur, Pakistan
by Jawed Ali Khan - 186-191 A policy proposal for natural resource management in the rainforest of Madre de Dios, Peru: The concession system and land tenure reform
by Diego Shoobridge - 192-199 Global corporate environmentalism: Theoretical expectations and empirical experience
by Jeffery James Himmelberger & Halina Szejnwald Brown - 200-207 New models for exhaustible resource development
by Jody Emel & David Angel & Gavin Bridge - 208-219 Crisis and opportunity: The political economy of the stora mill closure controversy in Nova Scotia
by Peter Clancy & L. Anders Sandberg - 220-228 Offset printing companies and the environment
by Kees Le Blansch - 229-236 Ecology and competitiveness in Swiss industries
by Frank Belz & Heinrich Hugenschmidt
July 1995, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 107-116 Strategy follows structure: Environmental risk management in commercial enterprises
by Dirk Matten - 117-127 Life cycle management: Integrated approach towards corporate environmental issues
by Lassi Linnanen - 128-134 From ‘start‐up’ to ‘re‐boot’: Product lifecycle strategies and competitive advantage in the computer industry
by Cheryl Rodgers - 135-144 Green virus: Exploring the environmental product concept
by Janne Hukkinen - 154-165 Creating sustainable corporations
by Paul Shrivastava & Stuart Hart
April 1995, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 51-61 Development and results of research on environmental management in Germany
by Jobst Conrad - 73-85 Not paying for our past: Government, business and the debate on contaminated land in the UK
by Josephine Maltby - 86-94 Environmental auditing: Management strategy
by S. J. Carter & D. F. Ball & P. J. Baron & D. Elliott - 95-98 Managing responsiveness to pressures for change in environmental performance
by David Skidmore - 99-100 Clean production: From industrial dinosaur to eco‐efficiency by David Gee, 1994. Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union, £10.00 (pbk), 88pp
by Peter Roberts - 100-102 State of the World 1995 by Lester R. Brown et al., Earthscan, £12.95 (pbk), xvi+255. ISBN 185 383 247 2
by Stephen Sykes
January 1995, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-8 Environmental strategies in the paint and coatings industry
by Sandra Meredith & Teun Wolters - 9-22 Exploring the business benefits of environmental stewardship
by Tor Guimaraes & Kevin Liska - 23-33 Sustainable development and the firm: Organizational innovations and environmental strategy
by Taco C. R. van Someren - 34-35 Reconciling business and the environment
by Giles Wyburd - 36-39 Corporate environmental reporting in practice
by Melinda Bullough & Black Sun Plc - 40-41 Attitudes towards environmental management
by Richard Welford - 42-43 Interpreting the precautionary principle by Timothy O'Riordan and James Cameron (editors), 1994. Earthscan Publications, 315 pp, £15.95. ISBN 1 85383 200 6
by Peter Roberts - 43-44 Recycling and the politics of urban waste by Matthew Gandy, 1994. Earthscan Publications, 149 pp, £12.95. ISBN 1 85383 168 9
by Tim Shaw
1994, Volume 3, Issue 4
- 1-8 Business, trust and environmental information: Perceptions from consumers and retailers
by Sally Eden - 9-16 Pioneering descriptions of corporate greening: Notes and doubts on the emerging discussion
by Keijo Räsänen & Susan Meriläinen & Raimo Lovio - 17-28 Corporate environmental commitment: Developing the operational concept
by Rachid M Zeffane & Michael J Polonsky & Patrick Medley - 29-32 Dynamics of sustainable business practice: Setting quantitative targets
by David Skidmore - 33-34 Environmental reporting: A manager's guide
by Giles Wyburd - 35-36 Benefiting business and the environment. Julie Hill, Ingrid Marshall & Catherine Priddey £24.00, paperback, pp.90 ISBN 0 95 240200 9 Institute of Business Ethics, London, 1994
by Peter Roberts - 37-37 Protecting the environment and reducing Canada's deficit: Action plan. A. M. Gillies £N/A, paperback, pp.i‐ii, and 39 ISBN 1 89 553618 9 International Institute for Sustainable Development, 1994
by Peter Roberts - 38-40 Greening of industry network newsletter
by Kurt Fischer & Johan Schot
1994, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 1-9 Towards commercial and environmental excellence: A green portfolio matrix
by Byung Wook Lee & Kenneth Green - 10-15 Tales in two countries: An insight into corporate environmental reporting in Denmark and the UK
by Frank Birkin & Helle Bank Jørgensen - 16-21 Corporate environmental marketing: An environmental marketing action model
by Hazel T. Suchard & Jo‐Ann C. Suchard - 22-26 A case study of ethical/green/environmental funds, corporate governance and stakeholder management
by Nicolas Schoenenberger - 27-27 IOD members' opinion survey: Environment
by David Raymond Jones - 28-28 Principles of environmental management: The greening of business. Rogene A Buchholz Paperback, £37.00 433pp ISBN 0‐13‐720541‐4 Prentice Hall, 1993
by Peter Simmons - 29-29 Trade and sustainable development: A survey of the issues and A new research agenda. Runnalls, David, & Aaron Cosbey International Institute for Sustainable Development Winnipeg Canada: IISD 1992 90pp. + approx. 40 pp. bibliography & appendices A4, No price indicated
by Grant Ledgerwood - 30-30 Environmental management and business strategy. Richard Welford and Andrew Gouldson Paperback £19.99 210pp ISBN 0‐00‐000000‐0 Pitman Publishing, 1993
by Grant Ledgerwood & Lynn Winter - 31-33 Greening of industry network noticeboard
by Kurt Fischer & Johan Schot
1994, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 1-1 Foreword to the greening of industry network special issue: Designing the sustainable enterprise
by Nigel Roome - 1-10 Business and the genesis of the European Community carbon tax proposal
by Tony Ikwue & Jim Skea - 11-20 Regulating the environment: Changing from constraint to gentle coercion
by Susse Georg - 21-33 The limits and possibilities in designing the environmentally sustainable firm
by Susanne Östlund - 34-42 The greening of the EC agrochemical market: Regulation and competition
by Alain Nadaï - 43-49 The setting of voluntary agreements between industry and government: Bargaining and efficiency
by Matthieu Glachant - 50-58 From market failure to organisational failure
by H. Landis Gabel & Bernard Sinclair‐Désgagné - 59-67 Business environmental performance measurement
by Peter James - 68-81 Prolonged gestation: Energy efficiency and renewable energy businesses
by Alfred Marcus & Kathleen Sutcliffe & Susan McEvily - 82-91 Can transnational aluminium producers be ecologically sustainable? A case study of Jamaica's bauxite/alumina industry
by Audun Ruud - 92-99 Community advisory panels within the chemical industry: Antecedents and issues
by Frances M. Lynn & Caron Chess - 100-102 Greening of industry network news
by Kurt Fischer & Johan Schot
1994, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-14 Measuring strategic environmental performance
by Giovanni Azzone & Raffaella Manzini - 15-22 Environmental management in Devon and Cornwall's small and medium sized enterprise sector
by Andrew Hutchinson & Ian Chaston - 23-30 The durability of consumer durables
by Tim Cooper - 31-35 The packaging industry is not carried away by public opinion
by Alexandra Biod & Jane Probert & Cliff Jones - 36-38 Why ecological policy must include human and animal welfare
by David Wheeler - 39-40 What environmental reporting reveals about sustainable development
by Richard Welford - 41-41 Socially responsible accounting. M. R. Mathews Paperback, £15.95 ISBN 0‐412‐47340‐2 Chapman & Hall, London, 1993
by R. H. Gray - 41-42 The green management revolution: Lessons in environmental excellence. Waldemar Hopfenbeck Hardback, £35.00 ISBN 0 13 276452 0 Prentice Hall, 1992
by Clive Smallman - 42-43 Managing chemical risks: Corporate responses to SARA Title III. Michael S. Baram, Patricia S. Dillion, and Betsy Ruffle Hardback, £62.00 Lewis Publishers, Chelsea MI, 1992
by Paul Shrivastava - 43-43 Ecomanagement ‐ The Elmwood guide to ecological auditing and sustainable business. E. Callenbach, F. Capra, L. Goldman, R. Lutz, and S. Marburg Hardback, £22.50 ISBN 1 881052 27 3 Berrett‐Koehler, Inc, San Francisco, 1993
by David Raymond Jones - 44-45 Greening of industry network news
by Johan Schot & Kurt Fisher
December 1993, Volume 2, Issue 4
- 1-9 Environmental performance and competitive advantage in Canada's paper industry
by Vincent Di Norcia & Barry Cotton & John Dodge - 10-18 The importance of fit between individual values and organisational culture in the greening of industry
by Andrew J. Hoffman - 19-24 Environmental performance: Quality, measurement and improvement
by Roland W. D. Hocking & Shahed Power - 25-33 Breaking the link between quality and the environment: Auditing for sustainability and life cycle assessment
by Professor Richard Welford - 37-38 Environmental TQM. John T. Willig McGraw‐Hill, Inc., USA, 1993 ISBN 0‐07‐019844‐6 £43.95 Hardback, 340 pp
by David Raymond Jones - 38-39 Planning for A sustainable environment. A report by the town and country planning association. Edited by Andrew Blowers Earthscan, London ISBN 1 85383 145 X £15.95 Paperback, xii and 239 pp
by Tim Shaw - 40-43 The greening of industry. Notice board
by Kurt Fischer & Johan Schot
September 1993, Volume 2, Issue 3
- 1-11 An integrated systems approach to environmental management: A case study of IBM UK
by Geoff Taylor - 12-21 Fine tuning the dinosaur? Environmental product innovation and strategic threat in the automotive industry: A case study of the Volkswagen Audi Group
by Andy Gouldson - 22-33 The seven sisters: Snow whites, dwarfs or evil queens? A comparison of the official environmental policies of the largest oil corporations in the world
by Tarja Ketola - 34-41 International competitiveness and the ‘policy edge’ in the waste management industry
by John Butson - 42-43 Policy & practice reviews
by Professor Nigel Roome - 44-45 Environmental profiles of European business. Dion Vaughan and Craig Mickle. Earthscan Publications Ltd, London 1993. ISBN 1‐85383‐178‐4 Paperback £15.00 107pp
by Peter Roberts - 46-46 Asian journal of environmental management. Dr Bill Barton, University of Hong Kong ISSN 1021 ‐ 6632 US$70.00 Institutions US$40.00 Individuals
by M. R. D. Seaward
June 1993, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 1-11 Corporate accountability and the physical environment: Social responsibility and accounting beyond profit
by Jan Bebbington & Rob Gray - 12-27 Environmental factors in the management of new product development: Theoretical framework and some empirical evidence from the white goods industry
by Dr Nigel Roome & Mark Hinnells - 28-41 Sustainable development: A challenge for dutch industry?
by Eric Jan Tuininga & Peter Groenewegen - 42-44 Coming clean: The rise and rise of the corporate environment report
by John Elkington - 45-46 Policy & Practice Review
by Professor Nigel Roome - 47-48 Accounting for the environment. Rob Gray with Jan Bebbington and Diane Walters Paul Chapman Publishing Ltd London 1993 ISBN 1‐85396‐223‐6, £15.95 19pp prelims plus 348pp
by Peter Roberts - 49-51 BS7750: Implementing the environment management standard and the EC eco‐management scheme. Brian Rothery, Gower Press. ISBN 0‐566‐07392‐7 ££35.00 237pp. (hardback)
by Richard Welford
March 1993, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-12 Product waste in the automotive industry: Technology and environmental management
by Peter Groenewegen & Frank Den Hond - 13-25 How green is the transnational corporation?
by Van Miller & John Quinn - 26-36 Technological learning and the political shaping of technology: The management of R,D&D of wind and wave power in the UK
by Audley Genus - 37-43 The systems approach to corporate environmental management and environmental auditing
by David Hunt & Catherine Johnson - 44-44 Policy & practice reviews
by Nigel Roome - 49-50 Strategic environmental assessment. Riki Therivel, Elizabeth Wilson, Stewart Thompson, Donna Heaney and David Pritchard, Earthscan Publications, London 1992. ISBN 1‐85383‐147‐6, Paperback £14.95 181pp
by Peter Roberts - 50-51 Management for A small planet ‐ strategic decision making and the environment. W. Edward Stead and Jean Gardner Stead, Sage Publications, ISBN 0‐8039‐2635‐1 Paperback £12.95 212pp
by Andrew Gouldson - 51-52 Changing course: A global business perspective on development and the environment. Stephen Schmidheiney, Business Council for Sustainable Development Cambridge: MIT Press
by Johan Schott
December 1992, Volume 1, Issue 4
- 1-12 Issues in the implementation of proactive environmental strategies
by Sandra Rothenberg & James Maxwell & Dr Alfred Marcus - 13-28 Qualitative growth and complementary technology: Beyond the technical fix
by David Fleming - 29-36 Environment versus industry: A case study of how the pulp and paper industry is responding to changing attitudes to the environment
by Lyndhurst Collins - 37-40 BSE briefing
by David Wheeler - 41-45 BSE briefing
by Ken Knight - 50-51 Green business opportunities. Dominik Koechlin and Kaspar Müller (eds) Pitman Publishing London, 1992. ISBN 0 273 03955 5 Hardback £35.00 240pp
by Peter Roberts - 51-52 The environmental audit and business strategy: A total quality approach. Grant Ledgerwood, Elizabeth Street and Riki Therivel Pitman Publishing London, 1992. ISBN 0 273 03850 8 Hardback £35.00 203pp
by Richard Welford - 52-53 Bhopal: Anatomy of a crisis. Paul Shrivastava (second edition) Paul Chapman Publishing London, 1992. ISBN 1 853 96192 2 Paperback £12.95
by Peter Roberts
September 1992, Volume 1, Issue 3
- 1-8 Foreword: Sustainability and business management
by Allerd Stikker - 9-21 Corporate self‐greenewal: Strategic responses to environmentalism
by Paul Shrivastava & Howard I. Scott - 23-33 The greening of the press: A case study of stakeholder accountability and the corporate management of environmentalist publics
by Lawrence Pinfield & Michelle Berner - 35-42 Collective strategies for improving environmental performance: A case study of the biotechnology industry
by Theodore Peridis & Stephanie Newell - 43-46 BSE briefing
by Adrian Wilkes - 51-51 Greener marketing Martin Charter (editor) Greenleaf Publishing Sheffield, 1992. ISBN 1 874719 00 4 Hardback £25.00 $40.00 403 pp
by Richard Welford - 52-53 Beyond the limits Donella Meadows, Dennis Meadows and Jorgen Ronders Earthscan Publications Ltd, London
by Peter Roberts
June 1992, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 1-1 Foreword
by Giles Wyburd - 1-11 Clean technology, successful innovation and the greening of industry: A case‐study analysis
by Alan Irwin & Paul D. Hooper - 13-23 Business strategy and environment: The need for information about environmental consciousness and behaviour
by Nico Nelissen - 25-39 Corporate environmental commitment in Australia: A sectorial comparison
by Michael Polonsky & Rachid Zeffane & Patrick Medley - 41-50 Business and the environment: An initial review of the recent literature
by Peter Roberts
March 1992, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by J. Hugh Faulkner - 1-9 Strategic management and the business environment: What lies beyond the rhetoric of greening?
by Denis Smith - 11-24 Developing environmental management strategies
by Nigel Roome - 25-34 Linking quality and the environment: A strategy for the implementation of environmental management systems
by Richard Welford - 35-44 Credibility and markets as greening forces for the chemical industry
by Johan Schot - 45-54 Environmental spending and share price performance: The petroleum industry
by Jenifer Piesse