Philanthropic Wine Firms and Their CSR Communication

Fernández, Rosana Fuentes; Aboah, Joshua

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-30413-3_13

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“…Wineries are motivated to engage in philanthropic activities, leading to decisions about the ways to communicate philanthropy to stakeholders (corporate social responsibility communication). An examination of philanthropically active wine firms about their communication actions to stakeholders was heath, and quantitative data were collected from wine firms in France, Spain, the USA, Australia and New Zealand, based on an online questionnaire (Fernández and Aboah, 2020).…”

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Sustainable practices for the wine tourism development in support of the local and social economy

Martinov¹,

Nedialkova²

2023

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The paper focuses on several scenarios for sustainable tourism that can be resourcefully applied to the field of wine tourism as a kind of special interest tourism. Firstly, we start with a short analysis of different examples of sustainable tourism i.e. trekking, green transport (part of the green deal) associated with modern wine tourism. Secondly, we delve on the aspects of social entrepreneurship. The examples are best practices in developed tourist destinations, like Italy, Slovenia, Hungary. Thirdly, we elaborate why stakeholders may profit from a discernable added value of wine tourism, thanks to social ventures and the advantages of social entrepreneurship as a way to ensure sustainability for the local communities, comfortable experience for the tourists and shared welfare for all stakeholders.

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Sustainable practices for the wine tourism development in support of the local and social economy

Martinov¹,

Nedialkova²

2023

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The Impact of Firmographics on Philanthropic Engagement in the Global Wine Industry

Fuentes-Fernández,

Gilinsky,

Aboah

et al. 2024

Advances in Business Strategy and Competitive Advantage

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The pursuit of community engagement and support is commonly considered to be essential to the achievement of corporate social responsibility goals, irrespective of a firm's age, size, legal formation, or industry sector. Less well understood are the firmographic characteristics that may influence these philanthropic pursuits, namely, firm formation, firm closure, firm growth or decline, and firm relocation. This investigation into philanthropic engagement seeks to understand the impact of firmographics across the global wine industry. Data were collected via survey from 302 firms in the Old and New World wine sectors: Spain, France, Germany, New Zealand, and the United States. Ordinal logistic and multiple linear regressions were applied. Findings reveal that the cultural heritage of a wine business, and, to a lesser extent, its form of ownership, appear to be the two major determinants of philanthropic engagement.

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Philanthropic Wine Firms and Their CSR Communication

Cited by 2 publications

References 34 publications

Sustainable practices for the wine tourism development in support of the local and social economy

Sustainable practices for the wine tourism development in support of the local and social economy

The Impact of Firmographics on Philanthropic Engagement in the Global Wine Industry

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