Exploring market orientation versus finance orientation effects on perceived CSR motivations and outcomes using resource-advantage (R-A) theory

Hansen, Jared M.; McDonald, Robert E.; Hatfield, Hunter N.

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2023.113977

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“…This suggests a comprehensive approach that encompasses multiple factors, including ethical considerations, achieving business sustainability, and active participation in the community. The study conducted by Hansen et al (2023) shows that more market-oriented companies are more likely to engage in CSR activities. This preference can be attributed to motivations grounded in beneficence, which emphasizes the ethical responsibility for doing what is right, as well as effectiveness-related motivations that focus on building positive relationships with employees and customers and gaining a competitive edge.…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Business Practice of the Visegrad Region (Czechia, Poland, Slovakia)

2023

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Dear Reader, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become increasingly important in the business world, and this monograph explores its significance in the Visegrad region (Czechia, Poland, Slovakia). By going beyond legal requirements, businesses can address social, environmental, and ethical concerns, building trust and enhane own reputation. Efforts of businesses are reflected not only in their outcomes but also contribute to the collective endeavour to build a 21st century society. In this endeavour, not only individuals, irrespective of their origin and nationality, but also business entities have an indispensable role as good citizens who contribute to the public welfare. These entities utilize factors, of production including the human factor, and therefore have a social responsibility not only towards their shareholders who provided capital but also towards all other stakeholders who are affected by their activities, whether positively or negatively. As a result, business entities have an irreplaceable position in building a prosperous society. The obligation to contribute to this development is voluntary and not mandated by legislation, but the activities associated with it incur costs not solely for the companies. It has been repeatedly confirmed that implementing responsible activities aimed at promoting the common good brings numerous positive effects on businesses, reflected in cost savings, improved market share, brand building, and increased attractiveness to investors. Therefore, the implementation of socially responsible activities holds an indispensable place in the management of modern enterprises. Number, character, and focus of these activities may vary across businesses, but in general, they can be observed based on the Triple Bottom Line approach, encompassing social, economic, and environmental dimensions. Recently, these corporate activities have attracted the attention of policymakers, and at the European Commission level, centralized efforts are being made to introduce mandatory reporting of these activities, which will gradually come into effect for different size categories of businesses. Furthermore, just like other aspects of everyday life and business, the field of corporate social responsibility has been significantly influenced by global crises, starting with the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by military conflict in Ukraine, and the ensuing energy crisis. This scientific monograph maps the socially responsible activities of business entities in the Visegrad region, specifically in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia. It examines their implementation and readiness of companies for mandatory reporting of CSR activities, while describing socially responsible initiatives taken by businesses to contribute to alleviatiang global crises.This scientific monograph was created within the Visegrad Fund project titled "Corporate Social Responsibility in Business Practice of the Visegrad Region" (Visegrad grand no. 22220149). The project receives co-financing from the Governments of Cz...

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Business Practice of the Visegrad Region (Czechia, Poland, Slovakia)

2023

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“…Therefore, this research makes three contributions to the field of management. First, responding to the ongoing call for additional research on green process innovation in developing country contexts (Sánchez-Infante Hernández et al, 2020; Achi et al, 2022;Ahmad et al, 2023;Hansen et al, 2023). Second, the mechanism of the effect of perceived environmental volatility on MSME performance (Ramdan et al, 2022).…”

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Green Process Innovation on Msmes Performance Moderate Perceived Environmental Volatility: Study on Food and Beverage MSMEs in Solo City

Aprilliasari,

Sawitri

2024

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Based on Stakeholder Theory and Social Cognitive Theory. This research aims to determine the influence of the relationship between green process innovation on the performance of MSMEs and moderating perceived environmental volatility. This research uses a survey. Research population of MSME owners in Solo City, Indonesia. Convenience sampling was used with a sample size of 120 respondents. Data analysis used PLS-SEM version 3.0. The research results show that green transformational leadership has a significant effect on the performance of MSMEs. Green process innovation has a significant effect on the performance of MSMEs. Moderation of perceived environmental volatility in the relationship between green process innovation has a significant effect on the performance of MSMEs and has a positive but not significant effect. The current research provides useful insights into green process innovation and perceived environmental volatility that can improve MSME performance

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Chartering marketing strategy and marketing management research toward greater relevance and impact

Madhavaram

2024

Journal of Business Research

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Exploring market orientation versus finance orientation effects on perceived CSR motivations and outcomes using resource-advantage (R-A) theory

Cited by 4 publications

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Business Practice of the Visegrad Region (Czechia, Poland, Slovakia)

Corporate Social Responsibility in Business Practice of the Visegrad Region (Czechia, Poland, Slovakia)

Green Process Innovation on Msmes Performance Moderate Perceived Environmental Volatility: Study on Food and Beverage MSMEs in Solo City

Chartering marketing strategy and marketing management research toward greater relevance and impact

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