Is the sharing economy socially responsible Case study examination about sharing economy companies with the help of stakeholder theory

Görög, Georgina

doi:10.1504/ijbg.2019.102917

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“…It strengthens the public's interest in environmental information and industrial enterprises' emission behavior supervision. According to stakeholder theory, enterprises can enhance their corporate image, reduce the cost of equity, and garner widespread acclaim while simultaneously advancing their development by actively contributing to society (Görög, 2019). Industrial enterprises will also consider their interest in progressively innovating their production processes and undergoing green transformation to mitigate the potential impact of negative information, such as environmental pollution, on their reputation and operations (Wen et al, 2022).…”

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Roadmap to achieving sustainable development: Does digital economy matter in industrial green transformation?

Yang,

Xu,

Razzaq

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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The rapid advancements in the digital economy have created numerous opportunities and solutions for industrial green transformation. However, the complex relationship between these two has received relatively less attention. Therefore, this study analyses how the digital economy impacts industrial green transformation across 30 Chinese provinces. The empirical findings highlight the digital economy's significant role in driving industrial green transformation. Within this dynamic framework, two crucial operational mechanisms have been identified: heightened public awareness of environmental issues and the vigorous innovation of green technologies. It becomes evident that the digital economy can energize and sustain the momentum of industrial green transformation. Notably, this influence is most pronounced in eastern‐central China. However, its impact in western China appears relatively weaker, especially at higher quantiles. We observe a strong correlation between the evolution of the digital economy and industrial green transformation in terms of space and time. Higher spatiotemporal regression coefficients are primarily found in areas south of the Hu line, while lower values are more common in the northern regions. These findings provide insights into how the digital economy can be strategically applied to drive industrial green transformation.

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Section: Influence Mechanism and Research Hypothesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Roadmap to achieving sustainable development: Does digital economy matter in industrial green transformation?

Yang,

Xu,

Razzaq

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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“…Schiavo, Leonardi andZancanaro (2020) or Buldeo Rai et al (2017) then specify certain forms of sharing that can be regarded as socially responsible activities. The authors also emphasise the novelty of this business model (Wu & Zhu, 2021) and, in particular, its potential on the path to sustainability (Görög, 2019;Herciu, 2018). Wu and Zhu (2021) state that the sharing economy model even threatens the existence of traditional industries and creates a new and better path to sustainability.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review of the Context of the Sharing Economy and CSR in 2017–2021

Tetrevova

Kopřiva

Zahorska

2023

TalTech Journal of European Studies

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The sharing of idle assets, on which the sharing economy model is based, is associated with positive economic, environmental, and social effects, the creation of which is the basis of the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). It would therefore seem expedient to examine the context of these phenomena, which have recently been gaining in importance, although they still remain outside mainstream research. So far, there is no study which comprehensively characterises the current state of knowledge of the context of the sharing economy and CSR, identifies research gaps, and postulates directions for future research in this area. This article addresses this gap by utilising a standalone literature review approach. An analysis of 20 publications, published on this topic in 2017–2021 in journals registered in the Web of Science and Scopus databases, was carried out. Four main research clusters were identified, these being (1) The sharing economy as a tool of the CSR concept; (2) The joint contribution of the sharing economy model and the concept of CSR towards reduction of overconsumption and wastage; (3) The importance of CSR communication for sharing economy platforms; and (4) The antagonistic relationship between the sharing economy model and the concept of CSR. The performed analysis shows the fragmented nature of existing research, but also the progressive nature of this area of research. At the same time, useful avenues for future research are postulated. This should focus on multiple lines of inquiry, including the possibility of incorporating different forms of B2B sharing into the concept of CSR, assessing the benefits, limitations, and risks of linking these two concepts, as well as exploring the synergies between the sharing economy model and the concept of CSR from the point of view of different industries, sharing segments, or regions.

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“…Schiavo et al (2020) or Rai et al (2017) then specify certain forms of sharing which can be considered to be socially responsible activities. The authors also emphasise the novelty of this business model (Wu & Zhu, 2021) and, in particular, its potential on the path to sustainability (Görög, 2019;Herciu, 2018). Wu and Zhu (2021) state that the sharing economy model even threatens the existence of traditional industries and creates a new and better path to sustainability.…”

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Sharing Economy and Corporate Social Responsibility: Systematic Literature Review

Tetrevova

Kopřiva

Zahorska

2022

International Scientific Conference „Business and Management“

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The sharing economy model and the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) represent important phenomena in the world of business today. The aim of this article is to characterise the current state of knowledge of the context of the sharing economy and CSR, to identify research gaps and to suggest possible directions for future research in this area. Using a standalone literature review, an analysis was performed of studies published on this topic in publications indexed in the Web of Science and Scopus databases. In view of the fact that this topic is not yet part of mainstream research, only 20 publications published between 2017 and 2021 were analysed. The analysis performed shows that the context of the sharing economy and the concept of CSR are being investigated by researchers both in a general context and from the perspective of sharing economy platforms. However, significant research gaps exist in the investigation of the context of these two phenomena, which could be filled by investigation in the areas specified in the article.

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Is the sharing economy socially responsible Case study examination about sharing economy companies with the help of stakeholder theory

Cited by 8 publications

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Roadmap to achieving sustainable development: Does digital economy matter in industrial green transformation?

Roadmap to achieving sustainable development: Does digital economy matter in industrial green transformation?

A Systematic Literature Review of the Context of the Sharing Economy and CSR in 2017–2021

Sharing Economy and Corporate Social Responsibility: Systematic Literature Review

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