Stakeholder attention and ambidextrous green innovation: Evidence from China
Peng Cheng,
Jianye Zhang,
Jiayi Chen
et al.
Abstract:Based on stakeholder theory, resource dependency theory, and institutional theory, this study focuses on exploring how primary and secondary stakeholder attention differentially influences corporate green innovation. Specifically, it distinguishes between exploratory and exploitative green innovation and further analyzes how formal institutional pressures (environmental regulations, ERs) and informal institutional pressures (public environmental concern, PEC) moderate the relationship between stakeholder atten… Show more
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