Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Image Resurrection: Cases of Mining Firms in Odisha

Sindhi, Sumita; Padhi, Mousumi; Maurya, Upendra Kumar

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-6505-7_31

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“…Equally, Aqueveque et al (2018) found that assessing CSR effectively may improve a company's image among a variety of external and internal stakeholders, including consumers, workers, the general public, financiers, and social and environmental activists. Similarly, Sindhi et al (2018) stated that with CSR, an organisation can maintain a good image, which is important for any company to separate itself from others while also assisting in the attainment and maintenance of desired diversity in this today's business environment. Hence, reviewing the literature stated above, this study offers the subsequent hypotheses: H1: A hotel's economic CSR positively influences the hotel's image.…”

Section: Csr and Hotel Imagementioning

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“…Because of several economic, social, and environmental pressures, an increasing number of firms are presently developing their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to deliver an indication to their different primary and secondary stakeholders such as shareholders, employees, investors, consumers, public authorities, and NGOs about their ethical business practices (Zatwarnicka-Madura et al, 2019). At present, CSR has become an effective organisational strategy to gain competitive benefit through the amended understanding of risks and opportunities (Sindhi et al, 2018). Concurrently, tourism businesses have been increasingly interested in CSR in the first decade of the twenty-first century, with many hotel corporations becoming highly involved in social and environmental activities (…”

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The Influence of CSR Practices on Hotel Images and Hotel Benefits in Bangladesh

Karim¹

2022

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Thisstudy investigates how hotel Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices influence hotel image and hotel benefits based on the tourist perception of Bangladesh using Elkington's (1998) Triple Bottom Line (TBL) as a study framework. Data were collected by conducting survey using a structured questionnaire. A total of 295 tourist responses were accumulated using a convenient sampling technique in the 4 and 5-stars hotels from two major tourism-based cities in Bangladesh, namely Chattogram and Cox's Bazar. The r esults revealed that hotel CSR practices (economic, social, and environmental) positively influence both the hotel image and hotel benefits in the Bangladesh hotel industry context. Finally, the findings of this study will aid in the planning and development of Bangladesh's hotel industry and its long-term development.

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The Influence of CSR Practices on Hotel Images and Hotel Benefits in Bangladesh

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2022

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“…Since the 1950s, the emphasis has been on awareness and recognition of the need of companies' responsibility for society (1953)(1954)(1955)(1956)(1957)(1958)(1959)(1960)(1961)(1962)(1963)(1964)(1965)(1966)(1967), then to specific sectorial actions, such as combating pollution and racial discrimination (1968)(1969)(1970)(1971)(1972)(1973) and the integration of these actions in the current activities of companies (1974)(1975)(1976)(1977)(1978). In recent decades, social responsibility has become a strategic marketing tool, being one of the major determinants of company prestige and reputation (Sindhi, Padhi and Maurya, 2018). Company reputation is not only a decision-making criterion for consumers and the workforce, but also for business partners.…”

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Bioeconomy and Social Responsibility in The Sustainable Hotel Industry

Baicu¹,

Oehler-Şincai²,

State³

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The aim of this article is to investigate strategies and practices of bioeconomy implemented by hotels in Romania in the context of increasing area and scale of corporate social responsibility initiatives worldwide. After presenting the conceptual framework necessary for the present investigation and selecting the most relevant papers from the literature, the research focuses on Romania's experience through: statistical analyzes, the investigation of hotel websites regarding social responsibility and bioeconomy practices and a semiquantitative study having as a research tool the individual semi-structured interview with hotels representatives. The Romanian market underscores relevant contrasts between four and five star hotels and the others categories. Hotels in the first category, often belonging to international chains, benefit from the strategies of sustainable development and social responsibility within the group, in contrast with other hotels. The investigation concludes that, as long as social responsibility continues to have a voluntary character, there will be a limited number of best practices as regards developing bioeconomy in the Romanian hotel industry. Consequently, we propose the introduction of legislative measures to stimulate all companies, regardless of size, to report non-financial information, as well as raising awareness and education in the direction of promoting the bioeconomy.

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Image Resurrection: Cases of Mining Firms in Odisha

Cited by 2 publications

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The Influence of CSR Practices on Hotel Images and Hotel Benefits in Bangladesh

The Influence of CSR Practices on Hotel Images and Hotel Benefits in Bangladesh

Bioeconomy and Social Responsibility in The Sustainable Hotel Industry

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