10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

Andrei, Jean; Panait, Mirela; Catalin, Voica

doi:10.5937/industrija42-7236

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“…The EKC hypothesis has been a question of research from many researchers that used empirical analysis to confirm it. The inverted U-shaper curve was confirmed by other studies (Grossman and Krueger, 1995), (List and Gallet, 1999), (Andrei et al, 2014), and (Shukla and Parikh, 1992). Different from what was found before (Shafik and Bandyopadhyay, 1992), found that it might exist an N-shaped relation among the abovementioned variables.…”

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confidence: 70%

The current paradigm of the EU energy system and its impact on the sustainability of member states’ economies by 2050

Zhao

Manta

Militaru

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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In a context of multi-crises, as well as the challenges of both the medium and long term, associated with elements highlighted by the transformation of the EU energy system, we appreciate that not only is it a very difficult time to overcome efficiently and balanced EU Member States, but above all it is a time to activate research systems on identifying key solutions, as well as firm decisions at the level of decision-making institutions at the level of the European Institutions. Moreover, based on the latest European studies, systematic testing of ongoing initiatives can strategically prepare for an increase in the resilience of Member States’ economies to crisis shocks, as well as “the key to success Europe’s ecological transformation and climate neutrality of the EU economy in a broader sense.” The paper aims to highlight how to act at European level in the context of the latest energy decisions (regulations, strategies, pro-grams and directives) and how to stimulate “the EU economy with about 3.3% of EU GDP or EUR 464 billion in 2030 and up to EUR 5.6% or more than EUR 1 trillion in 2050.” At the same time, we appreciate that as a result of green energy, digitalization and technology, the environmental objective on the EU and UN net emissions in 2050 can be achieved, especially as a result of a fair and equitable transformation for the economic environment and for citizens, being an objective that directly contributes to achieving a sustainable, collaborative and prosperous society with an open and modern society, but more chosen efficiently in terms of resource optimization and a sustainable and competitive economy.

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Section: Chartsupporting

confidence: 70%

The current paradigm of the EU energy system and its impact on the sustainability of member states’ economies by 2050

Zhao

Manta

Militaru

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Companies have to act in four basic directions: make changes in product design; accept and adapt the product user feedback in order to improve the product or services; develop a sustainable business model in order to be competitive, satisfy customer needs, and have a lower environmental impact than conventional business models; take action in relation to the governance innovation related to the institutional solutions towards the resolution of conflicts around innovative environmental-friendly practices [73][74][75][76].…”

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confidence: 99%

Social Innovation, Circularity and Energy Transition for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Practices—A Comprehensive Review

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It has been extensively debated how social innovation, circularity, and energy transition may all be considered environmental, social, and governance (ESG) components from a sustainability perspective. To comprehend the conceptual development of this subject in the academic literature, few studies, however, tackle the problems above by reviewing earlier research on the subject. By developing the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) technique, this study aims to address the current and anticipated advancements in social innovation, energy transition, and circularity. As a result, we create two metasynthesis analyses related to “social innovation–energy transition” and “social innovation–circularity.” In the first analysis, the three databases Web of Science, Scopus, and JSTOR had a total of 1767 studies and reports, and in the second analysis, we reviewed the work from a total of 466 studies and reports. We emphasize that implementing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices require social innovation, circularity, and energy transition. The study’s key contributions are the five cluster themes classification for the two metasynthesis analyses, which point to potential future directions for both firms and governments to pursue some macro-level goals concerning energy transition and circularity through social innovation.

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“…CSR is evergreen topic of contemporary research in business sectors (Andrei et al, 2014). United Nation's Global Compact underlined that, being sustainable, corporates are inclined towards CSR efforts.…”

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Environmental Management System towards Environmental Performance of Hotel Industry: Does Corporate Social Responsibility Authenticity Really Matter?

Yousaf¹,

Rădulescu

Nassani

et al. 2021

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Environmental Management Initiatives (EMI), as part of the sustainability management movement, have become an integrated part of the organisational management practices and of the current research. Since the implementation of Environmental Management System (EMS), there have been many studies analysing this relationship with the environmental performance. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) also gained a great importance for the organisations’ performance, including their performance in the environmental area. However, previous studies analysed the direct link between those variables and environmental performance, while the mediating effect of those variables has not been tested yet because using a mediator in the relationship between two variables is a rather new approach in the research area used in the behavioural sciences area. This research analyses the role of EMI in defining the Environmental Performance (EP) of hotel industry, given the strong relationship between those two variables and the importance of the tourism sector for the economic development, both in the developed, but especially in the developing countries. It also investigates the CSR authenticity as mediator between EMI and EP link. Data was collected through a questionnaire of managers of the hotels in Pakistan. Correlation, Structural Equation Model and linear regressions were applied for testing the hypotheses and for checking the viability of the model. Findings revealed that EMI and CSR authenticity are important and significant determinants of EP in the hotel industry. Findings show that CSR authenticity acts as a mediator for the EMI and EP link. The stakeholder pressures and customers’ environmental awareness have forced the hotel industry to implement environmental standards and this shift of focus is more important in the hotel industry. The current research demonstrates that efforts of EMI is a prerequisite for enhancing CSR authenticity in the environmental area, and this, in its turn, contributes to the increase of the EP of hotel and tourism sector in a developing country. Given the lack of large financial resources of the developing countries, this model is an important outcome for the tourism industry that helps hotels to become green, to attract more clients and to gain competitive advantages.

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10.5937/industrija42-7236 = Implication of the CSR and cultural model features in Romanian energy sector

Cited by 10 publications

References 14 publications

The current paradigm of the EU energy system and its impact on the sustainability of member states’ economies by 2050

The current paradigm of the EU energy system and its impact on the sustainability of member states’ economies by 2050

Social Innovation, Circularity and Energy Transition for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Practices—A Comprehensive Review

Environmental Management System towards Environmental Performance of Hotel Industry: Does Corporate Social Responsibility Authenticity Really Matter?

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