Do social ties foster firms’ environmental innovation? The moderating effect of resource bricolage

Liao, Zhongju; Weng, Chen; Long, Siying; Xiao, Zengrui

doi:10.1080/09537325.2020.1821876

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“…In addition, GSE as mediator mediates the relationship of MO and GPI positively and significantly (β = 0.224, t = 2.676, p < 0.000) (Table 6). The results of this study have consistency with past studies [9,30,36,45,47,48]. Figure 3 shows the moderation effect of RB on the relationship of MO and GPI.…”

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“…Figure 3 shows the moderation effect of RB on the relationship of MO and GPI. It depicts that GPI will be increased with effective implication and management of RB [9]. Structural model: VIF (variance inflation factor) is used to measure the co-linearity and common method bias problem of the research model.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, self-efficacy becomes a crucial point to be understood in the motivation of green innovation. Self-efficacy, an expedient notion, explains human conduct that involves a major influence in explaining the particular choice, power of struggle, and diligence towards a specific task or idea [9]. Trust of the person's competencies in organizing and implementing diverse activities is discussed as self-efficacy [41].…”

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“…High level of resource bricolage management by the organizations moderates the innovation resourcefully. With the help of various resources picked up from the business arrangement, thus endorse eco-innovation (green product) of the organization [9].…”

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“…Progressively more organizations select green product innovation, considering an efficient approach for attaining a competitive advantage in the industry [8]. Additionally, several organizations bear proactive pressure (government or the industry) to produce low-carbon/environment-friendly products to accomplish superior stability of financial and ecological performance [9]. Hence, the community overall supports reducing the ecological burden through the introduction of novel structures, products, and procedures to increase economic importance [10] and address sustainability concerns [11] in order to improve organizational competitive advantage [12,13].…”

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Assessing the Relationship between Market Orientation and Green Product Innovation: The Intervening Role of Green Self-Efficacy and Moderating Role of Resource Bricolage

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Environmental issues have gradually gained attention in the last decade because of increased global warming and high waste production. Therefore, this article aims to add value to the environment management research by analyzing green product innovation through market orientation. Moreover, this study includes green self-efficacy as a mediator, being less focused in the past literature to examine employees’ confidence in innovating green products according to customers’ needs. In addition, resource bricolage is also introduced as a moderator because fewer studies display the empirical results about organizations producing or tend to produce innovated green products with a limited number of resources. Data were collected from 477 employees of small and medium-sized enterprises using a self-administered questionnaire in Pakistan. Empirical results revealed by SmartPLS software delineate that market orientation has a positive and significant impact on green self-efficacy and green product innovation. Moreover, green self-efficacy shows a significant mediation impact between market orientation and green product innovation. Additionally, resource bricolage also moderates the relationship between market orientation and green product innovation. Overall, the study contributes to theoretical and practical knowledge about green product innovation in tackling the world’s environmental issues.

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Exploring the linkages of green transformational leadership, organizational green learning, and radical green innovation

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Radical green innovation is the necessary way for countries and firms to achieve sustainable development. Although the influencing factors of green innovation have attracted extensive attention, there is little research on the antecedents of radical green innovation. Drawing on organizational learning theory and attention‐based view, this study proposes R‐I ratio to measure the configuration of exploratory green learning and exploitative green learning, then analyzes the relationships among green transformational leadership, R‐I ratio and radical green innovation, and examines the moderating effects of green R&D investment and environmental regulatory pressure. Based on a sample of 243 manufacturing firms in China's strategic emerging industries, the empirical results reveal that green transformational leadership promotes R‐I ratio, and R‐I ratio has inverted U‐shaped relationship with radical green innovation. The results also find that green R&D investment plays U‐shaped moderating role in the relationship between green transformational leadership and R‐I ratio, and environmental regulatory pressure positively moderates the relationship between green transformational leadership and R‐I ratio. The study not only reveals the relationships of green transformational leadership, organizational green learning and radical green innovation, but also provides theoretical guidance and management practice for manufacturing firms and government to promote radical green innovation.

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Shaping sustainable development: External environmental pressure, exploratory green learning, and radical green innovation

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Although external environmental pressure has been recognized as an important driver of green innovation, the literature ignores its effect on radical green innovation. Combining theories of organizational learning and transformational leadership, this study explores the relationships among external environmental pressure, exploratory green learning, and radical green innovation, and analyzes the moderating role of green transformational leadership. Considering the political and economic factors in social network, this study focuses on the pressures of environmental regulatory and green market. Data are collected from 282 manufacturing firms in China's strategic emerging industries, hierarchical regression analysis and boostrapping are used to test hypotheses. The results reveal that environmental regulatory pressure and green market pressure have positive effects on exploratory green learning, and exploratory green learning has positive effects on radical green innovation. Exploratory green learning plays a full mediating role in the relationship between environmental regulatory pressure and radical green innovation, and partially mediates the relationship between green market pressure and radical green innovation. Moreover, green transformational leadership has a nonlinear moderating effect on the relationship between exploratory green learning and radical green innovation. This study opens avenues for understanding the relationship between external environmental pressure and raidcal green innovation, which enriches the literature on green innovation and offers practical implications for government and firms.

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Do social ties foster firms’ environmental innovation? The moderating effect of resource bricolage

Cited by 36 publications

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Assessing the Relationship between Market Orientation and Green Product Innovation: The Intervening Role of Green Self-Efficacy and Moderating Role of Resource Bricolage

Assessing the Relationship between Market Orientation and Green Product Innovation: The Intervening Role of Green Self-Efficacy and Moderating Role of Resource Bricolage

Exploring the linkages of green transformational leadership, organizational green learning, and radical green innovation

Shaping sustainable development: External environmental pressure, exploratory green learning, and radical green innovation

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