The Linkages Between CSR, Social Capital and Small Enterprise Development in a Large Company’s Supply Chain

Bhinekawati, Risa

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5047-3_10

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“…Literature posits that CSR beneficiaries are the most preferred source of information which provides essential insights to managers about companies' behavior towards socially responsible practices (Bhinekawati, 2018; Ismail et al, 2015; Singh & Misra, 2020c). Researchers believe that determining the extent to which a business organization meets its stakeholders' expectations can help in evaluating the outcomes of CSR practices (Gangone & Gănescu, 2014).…”

Section: Stakeholder Theory Of Csrmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Corporate social responsibility and financial inclusion: Evaluating the moderating effect of income

2021

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Financial institutions play a vital role in the implementation of effective CSR in local communities with significant initiatives that support financial inclusion. The findings of this study reveal that CSR has a significant, positive impact on financial inclusion. The study rules out any moderating impact of income on the strength of the relationship between CSR and financial inclusion. The research findings of this study will help policymakers to design effective policies to motivate banking organizations to consider CSR as an effective tool to improve financial inclusion.

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Section: Stakeholder Theory Of Csrmentioning

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Section: Stakeholder Theory Of Csrmentioning

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Corporate social responsibility and financial inclusion: Evaluating the moderating effect of income

2021

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“…(2) Sustainable growth rate (SGR) Hui and Loi [39] pointed out that fulfilling social responsibility is the key to sustainable development of enterprises. Bhinekawati [40] found that there is a positive relationship between CSR and sustainability growth in developing countries. Therefore, this paper chooses the sustainable growth rate used to measure the development ability of listed companies as a control variable.…”

Section: Control Variables (1) Intangible Asset Ratio (Iar)mentioning

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State-Owned Shareholding and CSR: Do Multiple Financing Methods Matter?—Evidence from China

Guo

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) gradually deepens its influence on enterprises and rapidly becomes one of the important issues in the research field. This paper selects China’s A-share listed companies which issued social responsibility reports from 2011 to 2015, and studies the impact of state-owned shares on the disclosure level of CSR. Furthermore, this paper uses cross terms to study the role of different financing methods (issuing bonds and cross-listing) in the impact of state-owned shares on the disclosure level of CSR. The results show that state-owned shares and the proportion of state-owned shares have a significant positive impact on the disclosure level of CSR. Both the issuing of bonds and cross-listing can promote this positive effect. The results of robust test also support this conclusion. Finally, specific recommendations are put forward.

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“…This valuable input is needed by the firm for providing better services and/or products to the market [68]. In addition, cooperation between the firm and stakeholders in implementing CSR programs improves their understanding of each other, and continuous cooperation in this respect enhances the interdependence between the firm and its stakeholders [69]. Long-term commitment to CSR activities facilitates the value identification of the stakeholders with the business [70], thus enabling the firm to cultivate social capital and receive the support of stakeholders [71].…”

Section: Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Capital Theorymentioning

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“…Specifically, properly implemented community CSR advances the well-being of the community, the disadvantaged, and society as a whole, and improves the corporate image with regard to transparency, goodwill, and good citizenship among its stakeholders [68]. The interaction between the firm and its stakeholders in the planning, implementation, evaluation, and modification of CSR programs enables them to understand each other better and enhances the social capital of the firm [69]. When the firm continuously cooperates with its stakeholders in CSR programs, they exchange more information, share more work, and become more reliant on each other.…”

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The Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility on Service Innovation Performance: The Role of Dynamic Capability for Sustainability

Tsai

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Sustainability

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The effects of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on product and technological innovation have been thoroughly examined. However, the relationship between CSR and service innovation remains largely unexplored. We examined the relationship between community and environmental CSR and service innovation performance, with further exploration of the mediating mechanism between them. Based on social capital and dynamic capability theory, we developed a model revealing that CSR improves the performance of service innovation through an advanced dynamic capability to address rapidly changing environments. Through the use of structural equation modeling and hierarchical regression analyses, we tested the conceptual model with a data set of 298 small- and medium-sized enterprises in China. The results demonstrate that the positive influence of community CSR on service innovation performance is partially mediated by dynamic capability, whereas this effect of environmental CSR is fully mediated by dynamic capability. These findings have important implications for both CSR and service innovation practice and theory.

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The Linkages Between CSR, Social Capital and Small Enterprise Development in a Large Company’s Supply Chain

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Corporate social responsibility and financial inclusion: Evaluating the moderating effect of income

Corporate social responsibility and financial inclusion: Evaluating the moderating effect of income

State-Owned Shareholding and CSR: Do Multiple Financing Methods Matter?—Evidence from China

The Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility on Service Innovation Performance: The Role of Dynamic Capability for Sustainability

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