The Moderating Role of Firm’s Level of Participation in a Cluster in the Relation between Absorptive Capacity and Sustainability Practices

Begnini, Sérgio; Carvalho, Carlos Eduardo; Rossetto, Carlos Ricardo

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“…When these become points of concern among members, there is a loss of legitimacy in the decisions taken and a consequent decrease in interest in participating in the actions, leading to failure (Wegner et al 2018). Begnini et al (2022) argue that member firms with higher participation see more results in growth, new partnerships, innovation, and increased productivity.…”

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Strategic Networks’ Dynamics: Evidence of Member Firms’ Retention and Departures in Brazil

Braga,

Filho,

Wegner

et al. 2024

Administrative Sciences

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Strategic Networks (SNs) have emerged as a prevalent organizational form that offers synergistic benefits to participating firms. Despite their potential, SNs often experience member firms’ departure, raising concerns about their long-term viability. This study explores the factors that influence firms’ decisions to exit SNs by examining the interplay between network maturity, member firms’ satisfaction, and their individual characteristics. Using data from 338 Brazilian firms involved in SNs, a cluster analysis was employed to identify distinct groups of firms based on shared attributes. The findings revealed a significant association between higher perceived maturity, greater satisfaction with SNs, and lower likelihood of departure. These results suggest that network leaders should prioritize cultivating a mature and satisfying SN environment to mitigate member exits. By identifying the critical distinctions between the remaining and departing firms, this study provides valuable insights for network managers seeking to strengthen the longevity and stability of their strategic partnerships.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Strategic Networks’ Dynamics: Evidence of Member Firms’ Retention and Departures in Brazil

Braga,

Filho,

Wegner

et al. 2024

Administrative Sciences

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Sustainable Textile Practices by Integrated Viscose Rayon and Yarn Producers: An Empirical Study

Andalia

Kurniawati

2023

J. Fin. Bank. Review

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Objective – Modest fashion growth rapidly while it was reported that world textile fibre production is dominated by non-biodegradable fossil fibres (e.g.: polyester). In this situation, viscose rayon presents as an alternative to substitute non-biodegradable textile fibres, because it primarily produced from wood, having natural characteristic, and biodegradable. In contrast, the nature of viscose rayon manufacturing steps involves significant amount of chemicals and utilities, which is also high risk to environment. This qualitative research aims to examine the sustainability practices in first largest viscose rayon and yarn producers in Indonesia as well as their customers response and find out the organization’s contribution to green textile manufacturing. Methodology – content analysis Findings –This study found that the producers implement the sustainability practices in the field of textile, apparel and fashion industry. Positive response from their customers also found toward the implementation of sustainability practices, including green purchase intention. Novelty – Some implication found for first largest integrated viscose rayon and yarn producers in Indonesia in order to enhance their strategy and contributed to sustainable textile practices globally. Furthermore, some recommendations are given to relevant party to support viscose rayon and yarn sustainable practices while at the same time contribute to ISO 26000 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Type of Paper: Empirical JEL Classification: L23, L73, Q01, Q53. Keywords: Content Analysis; Manufacture; Sustainable Practices; Textile, Apparel And Fashion; Viscose Rayon And Yarn. Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Andalia, D; Kurniawati. (2023). Sustainable Textile Practices by Integrated Viscose Rayon and Yarn Producers: An Empirical Study, J. Fin. Bank. Review, 8(1), 28 – 42. https://doi.org/10.35609/jfbr.2023.8.1(1)

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The Moderating Role of Firm’s Level of Participation in a Cluster in the Relation between Absorptive Capacity and Sustainability Practices

Cited by 2 publications

References 98 publications

Strategic Networks’ Dynamics: Evidence of Member Firms’ Retention and Departures in Brazil

Strategic Networks’ Dynamics: Evidence of Member Firms’ Retention and Departures in Brazil

Sustainable Textile Practices by Integrated Viscose Rayon and Yarn Producers: An Empirical Study

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