... and to come more directly from “the underlying processing system.” Karl Weick drew attention to and led the study of organizational cognition. His books and articles frame organizations as environments composed of human perceptions and interpretations. His prolific writings about sensemaking make...

... Green satisfaction Green perceived quality Green perceived risk Green marketing Trust Perception Perceiving the catastrophic environmental pollution of industrial manufacturing activities in the world, consumers increasingly notice environmental issues (Chen, 2011). As a result, companies...

..., this paper develops the research framework of green purchase intentions to fill the research gap. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Green purchase intention Green trust Green perceived value Green perceived risk Green marketing Perception The public has increasingly noticed...

... first be gauged in order to determine whether there is alignment between organisation reputation and employee perceptions of the organisation. This research examines to what extent employees perceive corporate reputation. McCarthy (2008) believes that alignment of staff culture and company culture can...

... efficient operations (Richardson, 1996). From what used to be a customized product for niche markets, now is mass‐customized to suit varying needs, desires, and preferences of people around the globe. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Perception Product positioning Fashion industry...

...) for 2000 and 2003. Managerial perceptions are considered, based on the cognitive perspective. The measurements used are the result of applying the Rasch model and the rack and stack analyses. This approach provides information about how dynamic the firms perceive the environment and also about how...

... at: Robin.wensley@wbs.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Management research Working practice Perception Knowledge management United Kingdom It is appropriate to start with a small bit of self‐plagiarism. With sincere apologies to those who have read it before. A lot is said...

... aims to discuss how the alignment and misalignment of managerial perceptions are likely to affect corporate social performance. Design/methodology/approach The analysis is based on a case study that includes interviews with ten managers and survey data from 149 manager respondents. Findings...

... basis in the makeup of the human mind, as has been shown by philosophers and scientists. Common sense intuitions serve as the basis for making sense of the world: visual perception, scientific reasoning, language, psychology, mathematics, and moral judgments are all rooted in “mental hardware” of common...

..., formulate and coordinate the potential of a firm's value proposal. Corporate strategy Consumer behaviour Strategic marketing Perception The presented findings challenge many modes of thinking and decision‐making that economics has embraced. The view of the rational decision‐maker is proving...

...M. Valle Santos; M. Teresa García Purpose The current work aims to study the discrepancies that arise between the observed stimulus and the perception that managers form this reality. Individuals' bounded rationality, the complexity of the observed reality and the influence of the managers...

..., 2001 , pp. 231‐3). To Evans' model, cognitive base emphasizing on managers' characteristics and perceptions have been included in order to acknowledge behavioral orientations which influence managers' attitudes toward strategic alliances formation and the kinds of information they attend to when...

...Hsiu‐Fen Lin; Gwo‐Guang Lee Senior managers have shown an increasing interest in understanding and encouraging knowledge‐sharing behaviour in their organizations. However, very few empirical studies have examined senior managers’ perceptions of knowledge‐sharing behaviour. This study used Ajzen's...