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A sensemaking perspective on divergent effects of internal CSR on unethical pro-organizational behavior
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Management Decision
Management Decision 1–22.
Published: 26 May 2026
..., in a serial association, negatively relates to the relationship between internal CSR and UPB. Conversely, POS, along with feelings of reciprocity, positively relates to this relationship. The analysis further reveals a moderating role of the organization's code of ethics on the association between felt...
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2022) 60 (13): 1–24.
Published: 13 December 2021
...Hong Kim Duong; Marco Fasan; Giorgio Gotti Purpose Previous literature provides mixed evidence about the effectiveness of a code of ethics in limiting managerial opportunism. While some studies find that code of ethics is merely window-dressing, others find that they do influence managers...
