Engaging Stakeholders During Intergovernmental Conflict: How Political Attributions Shape Stakeholder Engagement

Esper, Susana C.; Barin‐Cruz, Luciano; Gond, Jean‐Pascal

doi:10.1007/s10551-023-05448-3

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“…Stakeholder theorists have considered governments as one stakeholder among others (Freeman, 1984), disregarding their capacities to affect the relationships between the organization and its other nongovernmental stakeholders (Esper et al ., 2023). On the other hand, CSR literature considers the government as a mediator of environmental and social actions conducted by focal companies.…”

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Corporate social responsibility in the Brazilian ceramic tile industry

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Pião,

De Souza

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PurposeThe ceramic tile chain can generate several environmental impacts, from raw material extraction to the production process, commercialization, consumption, maintenance and disposal. One of the open issues remaining in the literature on socially responsible supply chains, also known as responsible supply chains, is understanding how corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices are being implemented in ceramic tile companies in Brazil.Design/methodology/approachThe method adopted is a multiple-case study. The authors conducted face-to-face interviews with six ceramic producers and a trade association. The authors also conducted eight interviews with specialists in the ceramic sector. They are two university professors, two class association representatives, one professional from a technological institute, two representatives of the inspection body and one supplier.FindingsCompanies perform on a compliance basis, manifesting a less proactive position when the subject is CSR. In addition, the CSR practices established by the companies are preferably aimed at reducing costs and risks and increasing reputation. Practices in terms of eco-design are linked to lowering costs and growing reputation, as seen from the reduction in the use of inputs and improvements in packaging to minimize costs. These practices improve the company’s reputation from the consumers' perspective. Environmental aspects are dominant due to the legislation.Originality/valueThis paper contributes theoretically since it identifies, from the companies' perspective, the CSR practices related to risk, cost reduction and reputation increase. There are also opportunities to be explored for facilitating their efforts towards a sustainable business model, especially considering the social dimension. From a managerial perspective, this paper provides some input for implementing CSR actions, mainly regarding their implications for society and local communities.

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“…In this sense, CSR literature recognizes that public actions (policies, regulations) affect the relationship between an organization and its stakeholders. The government and regulations are also considered major drivers of sustainable development (Souza-Piao et al ., 2023; Esper et al ., 2023).…”

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Corporate social responsibility in the Brazilian ceramic tile industry

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Pião,

De Souza

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Trade show performance evaluation based on stakeholder theory: A case study of trade shows in Changsha, China

Wang,

Cai

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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A performance evaluation index system is built in this paper with four dimensions (service performance, sales performance, behavioral performance, and social performance) and 14 criteria considering the requirements of key stakeholders. The BWM‐CRITIC‐TOPSIS model is then developed for a comprehensive trade show performance evaluation. An illustrative application is carried out based on four trade shows held in Changsha, China, to demonstrate the validity and acceptability of the proposed evaluation index system and model. Findings indicate that social performance is assigned the highest weight coefficient: it is considered to be the essential criterion that constrains the performance level. The evaluation results show that the overall performance levels of the sampled trade shows increased from 2022 to 2023 and have gradually recovered from the COVID‐19 crisis. Their adaptability and flexibility in response to changing surroundings could be enhanced by meeting various stakeholders' expectations, which is also essential for improving their own resilience.

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Determining Outcomes and Impacts of Human Resource Research with Participatory Evaluation

Kiettikunwong,

Narot

2024

Determining Outcomes and Impacts of Human Resource Development Programs

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Engaging Stakeholders During Intergovernmental Conflict: How Political Attributions Shape Stakeholder Engagement

Cited by 4 publications

References 93 publications

Corporate social responsibility in the Brazilian ceramic tile industry

Corporate social responsibility in the Brazilian ceramic tile industry

Trade show performance evaluation based on stakeholder theory: A case study of trade shows in Changsha, China

Determining Outcomes and Impacts of Human Resource Research with Participatory Evaluation

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