2015
DOI: 10.1007/s10997-015-9327-z
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The impact of national culture and social capital on corporate social responsibility attitude among immigrants entrepreneurs

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“…MNEs face varying institutional forces, with the overall impact dependent on their relative importance to the firm (Marano and Kostova, 2016). Applying Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework, Pedrini et al (2016) find that institutional contexts characterised by power distance, individualist/collectivist, and uncertainty avoidance negatively impact efforts towards CSR and environmental practices. Research also explores the implementation of CSR in contexts characterised by limited statehood and weak formal institutions.…”
Section: Cpoib 161mentioning
confidence: 95%
“…MNEs face varying institutional forces, with the overall impact dependent on their relative importance to the firm (Marano and Kostova, 2016). Applying Hofstede's cultural dimensions framework, Pedrini et al (2016) find that institutional contexts characterised by power distance, individualist/collectivist, and uncertainty avoidance negatively impact efforts towards CSR and environmental practices. Research also explores the implementation of CSR in contexts characterised by limited statehood and weak formal institutions.…”
Section: Cpoib 161mentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Meyer et al [185]; Iatridis et al [186]; Panwar et al [187]; Pedrini et al [188]; Bevan and Yung [189]; Chiloane-Tsoka and Rasivetshele [190]; Baumann-Pauly et al [191]; Karhunen and Kosonen [192]; Klerkx et al [193]; Baskaran et al [194]; Von Weltzien Hoivik and Shankar [195], among others.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Fatma, Rahman, & Khan (2016) telah mengembangan skala pengukuran persepsi konsumen terhadap CSR dengan menggunakan tiga dimensi, yaitu sosial, ekonomi, dan lingkungan, khususnya segmen hospitality. Skala ini didasarkan pada kerangka teori pembangunan berkelanjutan yang diberikan oleh (Elkington, 1998) Penerapan CSR di berbagai negara dengan berbeda budaya ternyata menghasilkan respon yang berbeda dari konsumen (Kang, Lee, & Yoo, 2016;Matthiesen & Salzmann, 2017;Pedrini, Bramanti, & Cannatelli, 2016). Oleh karenanya menjadi penting untuk meneliti persepsi konsumen terhadap program CSR yang dilaksanakan oleh industri pariwisata Indonesia, khususnya hotel.…”
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