Ethnic Entrepreneurship In OECD Countries: A Systematic Review Of Performance Determinants Of Ethnic Ventures

Legros, Maxime; Karuranga, Égide; Lebouc, Marie-France; Mohiuddin, Muhammad

doi:10.19030/iber.v12i10.8131

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“…Legros et al . ; Pullin and Stewart ). This research was limited to empirical studies published in journals with a peer review system between 1996 and 2015.…”

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confidence: 97%

Adoption and Outcomes of ISO 14001: A Systematic Review

Boiral

Guillaumie

Saizarbitoria

et al. 2017

Int J Management Reviews

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The objective of this paper is to analyze the adoption and outcomes of the ISO 14001 standard through a systematic review of the main studies on this issue published in peerreviewed journals between 1996 and 2015. The 94 papers analyzed make it possible to paint a comprehensive picture of the effectiveness of ISO 14001 in environmental management practices, performance in this area and social aspects such as employee awareness. The systematic review also sheds more light on the main pitfalls and success factors of the standard. Nevertheless, the similarities and even redundancies of the literature in terms of objectives, approaches and methods used tend to produce quite predictable and optimistic results, which do not reflect the complexity of the impact of ISO 14001. The paper highlights the importance of more diverse and critical approaches that might challenge the successful rhetoric of the dominant literature, which tends to focus on positive aspects and be limited to a few countries that are not representative of the wide international distribution of certification. The findings of this systematic review can also help managers in making decisions on the adoption and renewal of certification.

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“…Legros et al . ; Pullin and Stewart ). This research was limited to empirical studies published in journals with a peer review system between 1996 and 2015.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 97%

Adoption and Outcomes of ISO 14001: A Systematic Review

Boiral

Guillaumie

Saizarbitoria

et al. 2017

Int J Management Reviews

203

224

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“…For Hsieh and Shannon (2005), qualitative content analysis is a research method for the subjective interpretation of the text's content through systematic coding, classification, and identifying themes or patterns. Content analysis is a grounded theory analysis method which enabled us to establish embedded information through textual analysis (Legros et al, 2013;Sultana et al, 2013). Eisenhardt (1989) highlighted the benefits of multiple data collection methods to provide evidence of synergy and triangulation.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

ICTs in Knowledge Sharing and Organization Culture

Mohiuddin

Matei

Al-Azad

et al. 2022

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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This study analyzes the knowledge value chain of a center for continuing education that offers skill development programs for adult learners. It analyzes how the center can improve efficiency and capacity by effective knowledge sharing (KS) that requires both information and communication technologies (ICT) and the conducive organizational cultures. The case study methodology was used to study the factors that influence KS in an academic environment. KS depends on the type of knowledge, motivation, and opportunity to share. The results show that both knowledge management systems and a conducive organizational culture are needed to implement an effective KS strategy. Thus, the study focuses on the emergent approach, i.e., focusing on interpersonal dynamics and the nature of their daily tasks, and engineering or management approach, i.e., focusing on the infrastructure of KS. This study shows how systematic and organized KS can help an organization offer continuing education services effectively and improve performance in the competitive marketplace.

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“…La presente investigación siguió este enfoque, que es el utilizado en la mayoría de las revisiones sistemáticas (ver, por ejemplo, Pullin & Stewart, 2006;Legros et al, 2013;Boiral et al, 2018). Nuestro trabajo de revisión de la literatura se va a centrar en aquellos estudios que tienen por objeto la información social y medioambiental voluntaria, es decir en las memorias de sostenibilidad.…”

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Investigación académica sobre memorias de sostenibilidad: una revisión sistemática de la literatura en español

Etxeberria

Saizarbitoria²,

Boiral³

2023

Rev. contab.

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In the last two decades there has been a growing contribution to environmental and social accounting from the Spanish and Latin American academic community, both in Spanish and in English - the dominant language in the production and dissemination of this type of specialised academic knowledge. In this extensive academic production, the one related to the issuing of sustainability reports has been the most abundant, due, among other aspects, to the accessibility of this type of voluntary information issued by companies. From a position that is generally peripheral to the central core of knowledge production, this research community seems to have tried to integrate itself into the main trends - conventional and alternative - of academic knowledge production and dissemination, marked by a process of homogenisation. However, there are major gaps in knowledge about the impact of this process. In an attempt to make a contribution in this respect, the aim of this paper is to carry out a systematic review of the academic literature on sustainability reporting carried out in Spanish in recent decades. The study reveals a development of academic production dominated by descriptive, positivist works, published by authors with academic affiliation in Spanish universities and in journals mostly outside the accounting field. En las dos últimas décadas se ha producido una creciente contribución a la contabilidad ambiental y social de la comunidad académica española e hispanoamericana, tanto en español, como en inglés —idioma dominante en la producción y difusión de este tipo de conocimiento académico especializado—. En esta extensa producción académica la relacionada con la emisión de memorias de sostenibilidad ha sido la más abundante, debido entre otros aspectos a la accesibilidad de este tipo de información voluntaria emitida por las empresas. Desde una posición por lo general periférica al núcleo central de producción del conocimiento, esta comunidad parece que ha tratado de integrarse en las principales corrientes —convencionales y alternativas— de producción y difusión de conocimiento académico, marcadas por un proceso de homogeneización. Con todo, existen grandes lagunas de conocimiento sobre la incidencia de este proceso. Tratando de aportar una contribución al respecto, este trabajo tiene como fin realizar una revisión sistemática de la literatura académica sobre memorias de sostenibilidad llevada a cabo en español en las últimas décadas. El estudio constata un desarrollo de la producción académica dominado por trabajos descriptivos, positivistas, publicados por autores con filiación académica en universidades españolas y en revistas mayoritariamente ajenas al ámbito contable.

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Ethnic Entrepreneurship In OECD Countries: A Systematic Review Of Performance Determinants Of Ethnic Ventures

Cited by 8 publications

References 58 publications

Adoption and Outcomes of ISO 14001: A Systematic Review

Adoption and Outcomes of ISO 14001: A Systematic Review

ICTs in Knowledge Sharing and Organization Culture

Investigación académica sobre memorias de sostenibilidad: una revisión sistemática de la literatura en español

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