“Simple rules” as an approach to corporate selection of CSR strategies

Goby, Valerie Priscilla; Karimova, Gulnara Z.

doi:10.1108/ijoa-07-2020-2320

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“…Second, the UAE government declared 2017, 2018, and 2023 as the Year of Giving, Year of Zayed, and Year of Sustainability respectively. The Year of Giving propelled CSR to the fore (Duthler & Dhanesh, 2018; Goby & Karimova, 2022). It focused the nation on the culture of personal and corporate giving and columnated in developing UAE CSR law.…”

Section: Literature Review Theoretical Background and Csr During Glob...mentioning

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Changes in corporate social responsibility activity during a pandemic: The case of COVID‐19

Mellahi¹,

Rettab²,

Sharma³

et al. 2023

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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This study examines the practice of corporate social responsibility (CSR) during COVID‐19. Little is known about how organizations practice CSR during acute exogenous crises. Overlooking how CSR practices change during a crisis matters because organizations are compelled into trade‐offs that carry implications for their CSR initiatives. Analysis of interview data with CSR managers, from 21 Dubai‐based business organizations during COVID‐19, uncovers changes in the content and process of CSR during the pandemic. The results show that the practice of CSR underwent a fundamental change in focus as organizations shifted to an employee‐centric model of CSR and away from an environmental one. Measures placed on organizations and society to combat the pandemic also led to a recalibration of stakeholder and issue salience, with notable effects on CSR that challenge the capability of the power–legitimacy–urgency framework to anticipate these shifts. We consider the impacts associated with the shift in the content of CSR initiatives and process of their implementation and discuss the implications of the findings for CSR theory, research, policy, and practice.

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Section: Literature Review Theoretical Background and Csr During Glob...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Changes in corporate social responsibility activity during a pandemic: The case of COVID‐19

Mellahi¹,

Rettab²,

Sharma³

et al. 2023

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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Corporate social responsibility in Vietnam: Systematic review of research and future directions

Nguyen

Khan

Bensemann

2021

SBR

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Purpose Whilst research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) is reaching new territories, the extent to which such literature manifests itself in developing countries is yet to be fully understood. To that end, this study aims to investigate the understanding, evolution and practice of CSR in Vietnam. Design/methodology/approach A systematic review of the current literature in the recent past (2000–2020) has been embraced in this research. By analysing a total of 143 articles, the authors demonstrate that there has been visible growth in published articles related to CSR in Vietnam over the past 21 years. Findings The authors demonstrate that CSR research in Vietnam has significantly grown in the recent past. The results highlight the in-depth distribution of publications by year, journal, industry, nature and focus of CSR research in the country. Originality/value This study is not only the first to provide an enhanced overview of the current state of CSR knowledge in the country but also sets out directions within the CSR research agenda related to Vietnam and potentially other emerging and developing countries.

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A polyphonic model for tracing in(ex)clusivity and relative dominance in CSR narratives

Karimova,

Goby

2024

SRJ

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Purpose The purpose of this study is primarily conceptual, presenting the notion of a polyphonic model as a tool for analyzing the interactions of diverse stakeholder voices in generating corporate social responsibility (CSR) narratives and practices. Design/methodology/approach The theoretical basis for this model is Bakhtin’s notions of voice, polyphony, dialogic relations and placement within dialogue. Findings To demonstrate possible applications of the model, this study considers CSR narratives that are emerging from some countries of the Arabian Gulf, given that this region’s historical trajectory and socio-political context differ substantially from those of more widely studied geopolitical contexts. This application reveals valuable use of the model. Originality/value The contribution of this paper is its pioneering development of a polyphonic model that serves to reveal the diverse voices that shape CSR narratives. This provides a tool particularly useful for investigating the creation of CSR narratives in less researched organizational and national contexts.

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“Simple rules” as an approach to corporate selection of CSR strategies

Cited by 3 publications

References 39 publications

Changes in corporate social responsibility activity during a pandemic: The case of COVID‐19

Changes in corporate social responsibility activity during a pandemic: The case of COVID‐19

Corporate social responsibility in Vietnam: Systematic review of research and future directions

A polyphonic model for tracing in(ex)clusivity and relative dominance in CSR narratives

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