The Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in Romania in the Context of Sustainable Development Principles

Vuță, Mariana; Verboncu, Ion; Duca, Ioana; Ştefănescu, Aurelia; Gherghina, Rodica; Dudian, Monica; Ciocîrlan, Doinița; Dobrin, Cosmin; Dobre, Mihaela

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“…Ildiko's (2009) study examines the CED practices of the top 20 Romanian MNCs and finds that 55% of companies disclose environmental information. This research, coupled with others Vuta et al, 2007) indicates that in Romania a multinational ownership structure increases the amount of CEDs in annual reports. Cho and Patten's (2007) study adopts the legitimacy theory and indicates that the unique social and political pressures a company faces will determine the quantity, quality and diversity of CED practices.…”

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Localization or standardization? A comparative analysis of multinational agrochemical corporations’ environmental disclosure practices in India

Wilson¹

2021

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This thesis research seeks to provide insight into the corporate environmental disclosure practices of multinational agrochemical parent corporations, their public subsidiaries in India and domestic Indian agrochemical corporations. The study analyzes whether environmental disclosure practices are more strongly influenced by country-of-operation or country-of-origin. These analyses use a recently developed content analysis instrument named consolidated narrative interrogation (CONI), which is capable of measuring the diversity, quantity and quality of environmental disclosures. Results indicate that the quantity, quality and diversity of Indian agrochemical subsidiaries’ corporate environmental disclosures are more similar to domestic Indian companies than their parent companies. These results may be explained by the institutional theory. The results of this study are of significance because they provide evidence that multinational corporations may not transfer their environmental disclosure practices to host countries. Instead, environmental disclosure practices of subsidiaries are localized to their host country and are not standardized with parent company practices.

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Localization or standardization? A comparative analysis of multinational agrochemical corporations’ environmental disclosure practices in India

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2021

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Corporate Social Responsibility Practices and Motivations in a Least Developed Country

Elifneh

2020

Frontiers in African Business Research

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Corporate social responsibility in the Countries of the Carpathian Euroregion

Csáfor

2006

Per. Pol. Soc. and Man. Sci.

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In the last years the expectations were also grown in the countries of the Carpathian Euroregion (Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine), which require from the companies to be active-besides profitability and job creation-in solving ethical, social and environmental problems. The purpose of fostering corporations and also SMEs to integrate CSR activities into their operations cannot be achieved without raising awareness of the society and without effective governmental support, but the most crucial question concerning the expansion of corporate social responsibility is, whether players of the Economy of Carpathian Euroregion will recognize those forms of CSR that can be beneficial and easily harmonized with their business interests. According to recent European research projects there is a growing demand for corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the states of the Carpathian Euroregion as well. In my paper I would like to collect the latest developments of CSR and to explore the future possibilities of developing CSR in the countries of the Euroregion. The main purpose of my paper will be to explore the way of learning CSR from other countries taking specialities of market, environment and society of the region into consideration.

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The Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in Romania in the Context of Sustainable Development Principles

Cited by 3 publications

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Localization or standardization? A comparative analysis of multinational agrochemical corporations’ environmental disclosure practices in India

Localization or standardization? A comparative analysis of multinational agrochemical corporations’ environmental disclosure practices in India

Corporate Social Responsibility Practices and Motivations in a Least Developed Country

Corporate social responsibility in the Countries of the Carpathian Euroregion

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