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Intrinsic drivers of the reputation for CSR: a cognitive analysis of consumer expectations
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Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal (2024) 20 (2): 344–362.
Published: 04 July 2023
... and reposition CSR efforts. Social implications Insensitivity to taken-for-granted cultural prescriptions and reliance on market-based reputational rankings undermine mutually beneficial stakeholder relationships and the social license to operate. Originality/value This study brings to the fore...
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Does the theory of stakeholder identity and salience lead to corporate social responsibility? The case of environmental justice
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Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal (2016) 12 (4): 806–819.
Published: 03 October 2016
...-prioritized. This can lead to vulnerable populations’ interests being subjugated to those of more powerful stakeholders, leading at times to environmental injustice. This occurrence can jeopardize a company’s social license to operate. Therefore, it is suggested that TSIS be embedded in a situational analysis...
