“…Stakeholder pressures can be grouped under 4 main headings as international environment, national environment, local environment and business itself. International environment sub-group of stakeholder pressures comprises international customers, suppliers, competitors, aggrements, and economic, technological, socio-cultural, political, natural environment, as well as religious and moral conditions (Albino et al, 2009;Çelik, 2010;Delmas and Toffel, 2004;Denton, 1998;Hamans, 2009a;Hamans, 2009b;Hamans, 2009c;Hamans, 2009d;Hamans, 2009e;Henri ve Journeault, 2008a;Hoffman, 2000;Huybers and Bennett, 2003;IMSAD, 2010a;IMSAD, 2010b;Keskin, 2009;Mebratu, 2001;TMMOB, 2009a;Wagner and Schaltegger 2004;Yayan, 2007;Yontar, 2008). National environment sub-group of stakeholder pressures comprises national media, government, community, courts, and economic, technological, socio-cultural, political, natural environment, as well as religious and moral conditions (Barik and Pradhan, 1999;Bayram, 2009;Delmas and Toffel, 2004;European Commission release, 2010;European Construction Forum, 2010;Hamans, 2009a;Henri and Journeault, 2008a;Hoffman, 2000;IMSAD Sürdürülebilir Gündem Platformu, 2010b;IMSAD Sürdürülebilir Gündem Platformu, 2010c;Keskin, 2009;Martin, 2005 Wagner and Schaltegger 2004;Yayan, 2007).…”