Corporate Social Responsibility to Reflect Organization‟s Corporate Identity: A Content Analysis

Salleh, Musdiana Mohamad; Wahid, Nabsiah Abdul; Marimuthu, Malliga

doi:10.7763/joebm.2013.v1.23

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“…Many previous studies are focused on examining the link between CSR and financial performance (see: Pfau et al, 2008, p. 145;Omidi et al, 2018) as well as between CSR and corporate identity (Salleh et al, 2013). Besides, CSR is an important issue in the marketing literature which is focused on different topics such as: consumer's attitudes to CSR and Green marketing (Čerkasov et al, 2017); relationship between CSR practices, corporate identity and purchase intention (Prabu et al, 2005); the influence of CSR on customer loyalty (Iglesias et al, 2018); CSR and consumer buying behavior (Brown, Dacin, 1997;Chai et al, 2015;Civero et al, 2017;Webster, 1975); perception of CSR and purchase intention of consumers (Mohr, Webb, 2005); consumers' perception of CSR, e.g.…”

Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Corporate social responsibility and new technologies in food industry, the public perception: Case study of Vojvodina

Radičević

Stanojevic

Milanović

et al. 2020

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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During the past few decades many types of research have been studied Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) but the most of these researches were focused on CSR effect on enterprise performance, but less attention has been given to the public perception of CSR and their opinions towards using new technologies, especially in food production. The purpose of this research was to investigate the public perception of CSR and their opinions regard the effect of new technologies in food production, with emphasize on genetically modified food (GMF). Empirical research was conducted in Vojvodina, as the region of Serbia, where food production is a dominant industry. The results showed that respondents mostly identify CSR with company's responsibility and moral obligation to society, especially for food production companies and recognize GMF as not offering benefits and unsafe. The trust in key actors is missing. In this regard, CSR awareness campaigns needs to be strengthened.

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Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Corporate social responsibility and new technologies in food industry, the public perception: Case study of Vojvodina

Radičević

Stanojevic

Milanović

et al. 2020

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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“…Corporate governance is one of the mechanisms that ensure investors safely gain their returns on investments (Takiah, Norazura, Muhammad, & Norman, 2011) and increase the responsiveness of the company toward societal needs for long term performance (Rossini & Muhammad, 2006). Salleh,Wahid and Marimuthu,(2013) aver that corporate social responsibility is defined through the ethical relationship and transparency of the organization with all its stakeholders that has a relationship as well as with the establishment of corporate goals that are compatible with the sustainable development of society, preserving environmental and cultural resources for future generations, respecting diversity and promoting the reduction of social problems. Spitzeck, (2009) explains that corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business concept whereby a company seeks to behave in socially and environmentally responsible ways so that its business contributes to society in meaningful and lasting ways.…”

Section: Corporate Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Klapper & Love (2004) who also used the corporate governance index of Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA) on 495 companies in 25 countries in the year 2000, found that good governance was positively correlated with market performance variables (Tobin"s Q and Market Value Equity (MVE)). Based on the study, found in this literature, it was hypothesized that: H1: Corporate governance has a significant positive relationship with firm performance Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Performance CSR disclosure representation, expression organizations role as a "good" citizen in society for beneficial exchanges between the both parties (Salleh et al, 2013) . The disclosure of CSR has become a major factor for various stakeholders in influencing their opinions, decisions and perceptions of the organization.…”

Section: Corporate Governance and Firm Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

The influence of profit sharing in sustaining corporate governance and corporate social responsibility on firm performance: a cointegration approach

Olaniyan,

Ayodele,

Ekundayo

et al. 2020

KIJHUS

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The study examined the influence of profit sharing in sustaining corporate governance and corporate social responsibility on firm performance in Nigeria. This Study is predicated on the Stewardship and Agency theory. The study disaggregated firm performance into revenue, market share, profitability and cash flow in line with the theories reviewed. The data were obtained from the company review published audit financial report. Collected data covered the period of 27 years spanning from 1992-2019. Based on the mixed level of stationarity of the variables as revealed by the unit root test, the study made use of auto-regressive distributed lag (ARDL) technique to analysis the data. The bound test revealed that; there was presence of co-integration (long-run relationship) among the dependent and all the explanatory variables consequently the study estimated the ARDLECM. The result revealed that market share have positive and non-significant influences corporate governance and corporate social responsibility, the result further showed that Revenue (RVN), Profitability(PRT) and Cash Flow (CFL) had a positive and significant impact on corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in Nigeria which is a clear indication that profit sharing have positive and significant influence in sustaining corporate governance and corporate social responsibility on firms performance both in short and long run. The findings of this study are in tandem with stewardship theory.

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“…CSR serves as an identity, and also for strategic planning of the company by not only fulfilling economic profit but also contributing to the growth and development of society and environment (Salleh et al 2013). Thus, Drucker (1984) suggested that corporate social responsibility and profitability are not incompatible, but social opportunities that can in fact be converted to business opportunities.…”

Section: The Concept Of Corporate Social Responsibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Contemporary concerns in development studies: Perspectives from Tanzania and Zambia

Kilonzo¹,

Kontinen²

2015

Publications of the Department of Political and Economic Studies. Development Studies

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As part of the institutionalization of "development" after the Second World War, academia has witnessed emergence of the discipline of development studies. The five decades of the discipline have testified a number of theoretical shifts in considering how to conceptualize the very notion of development, and how to make sense out of the global processes and inequalities. Additionally, the place of development studies within the disciplinary landscape of academia has been continuously debated. Moreover, as a discipline, development studies have had more or less close connections with development policy and practice. Many strands of development studies have contributed to defining the pertinent development problems, and generating suggestions on the ways in which to address these problems.In this edited volume we would like to take some distance from on one hand, the development problems, and on the other, the abstract theoretical discourses of development. That is why we have selected to address the "concerns" of development studies. We are inspired by development studies being both embedded in theory and having concern on the societal and natural phenomena that contribute to inequalities and human well-being. Concerns, in this volume, refer to development-related puzzles that call for theoretically-informed investigation, and empirically-grounded ideas on how to address these concerns.Without doubt, the concept of development is a point of departure for the discipline. The central concern in development studies has been to research development processes as affected by array of factors in order to understand the underlying forces. Regardless of time and resources spent so far in development aspects, development studies is still experiencing unsolved challenges, which we refer as "concerns" including: rapid urbanization, political instability, gender inequality, food insecurity, poor governance, global technological gaps, spiraling levels of poverty and unequal distribution of financial and other resources.These concerns still exist partly because they are addressed in isolation with individual disciplines. For example, the economists deal with poverty in economic point of view i.e. following economic growth standards as their main concern. On the other hand, sociologists address development concerns using sociological lenses without considering other areas like political science, geography and rural development, while all these are areas in development studies. Anthropology has had an ambiguous relationship with development and its interventionists pursues. The agricultural sciences, 8 forestry, geology, biology and the like add to the complexity of approaches, not to mention the computer sciences and its possibilities in dealing with so-called big data now increasingly available also in developing world.The contemporary concerns in development studies in this volume are identified and discussed mainly by development scholars with first-hand experience of development. Too often, development studies publications pr...

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Corporate Social Responsibility to Reflect Organization‟s Corporate Identity: A Content Analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

Corporate social responsibility and new technologies in food industry, the public perception: Case study of Vojvodina

Corporate social responsibility and new technologies in food industry, the public perception: Case study of Vojvodina

The influence of profit sharing in sustaining corporate governance and corporate social responsibility on firm performance: a cointegration approach

Contemporary concerns in development studies: Perspectives from Tanzania and Zambia

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