2020
DOI: 10.3280/cgrds1-2020oa10134
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Sostenibilità ambientale e indipendenza del Consiglio di Amministrazione: Quali effetti sull'innovazione ambidestra?

Abstract: Lo studio si ripropone di esaminare la relazione tra i concetti di sostenibilità ambientale (SA) e innovazione ambidestra (IA), analizzando contestualmente il ruolo che l'indipendenza del Consiglio di Amministrazione (ICdA) svolge nel moderare la relazione stessa. A tal fine, un modello di ricerca viene sviluppato alla luce della teoria dell'impresa basata sulle risorse naturali e della teoria dell'agenzia. Un'inchiesta campionaria viene condotta su 111 imprese italiane quotate alla Borsa di Milano.… Show more

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“…Ambidexterity, by promising superior performance (Papachroni et al. , 2015), represents a valid construct for the description of the underlying tensions and conflicts between the opposite exploration and exploitation processes and it has received growing attention in the strategic management literature where recent studies show its impact on the sustainable competitive advantage (Ciasullo et al. , 2020a), and also for international contexts (Ciasullo et al.…”
Section: Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ambidexterity, by promising superior performance (Papachroni et al. , 2015), represents a valid construct for the description of the underlying tensions and conflicts between the opposite exploration and exploitation processes and it has received growing attention in the strategic management literature where recent studies show its impact on the sustainable competitive advantage (Ciasullo et al. , 2020a), and also for international contexts (Ciasullo et al.…”
Section: Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Environmental sustainability creates both ad-vantages and disadvantages for firms. An improvement in operational performance (cost savings on energy/water usage, reduction in wastage), social outcomes (stakeholder satisfaction and trust), and strategic benefits (flexibility and improved competitiveness) are the most common advantages [58]. At the same time, extra time to follow burdensome bureaucratic procedures, and extra costs relating to environmental audit and assurance and/or for the adoption of new technology represent the main disadvantages [58].…”
Section: Framing Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An improvement in operational performance (cost savings on energy/water usage, reduction in wastage), social outcomes (stakeholder satisfaction and trust), and strategic benefits (flexibility and improved competitiveness) are the most common advantages [58]. At the same time, extra time to follow burdensome bureaucratic procedures, and extra costs relating to environmental audit and assurance and/or for the adoption of new technology represent the main disadvantages [58]. The social dimension of sustainability concerns the well-being of people and communities, ensures an equally distributed level of human well-being (security, health, and education), and promotes an egalitarian society by reducing poverty, disparity in access to resources for consumption, and unfair working conditions [49].…”
Section: Framing Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%