This article examines why global corporate social responsibility (CSR) frameworks have
gained popularity in the past decade, despite their uncertain costs and benefits, and how …

The question of why and how firms' approach to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
differs across countries is one that can only be adequately addressed by giving a strong …

We argue that economic links, such as supply chains, can create a common roof that
protects foreign investors in host countries that lack strong institutions to protect property …

Academic literature recognizes that firms in different countries deal with corporate social
responsibility (CSR) in different ways. Because of this, analysts presume that variations in …

Our research contributes to knowledge on strategic organizational responses by addressing
a specific type of institutional complexity that has, to date, been rather neglected in scholarly …

This article contributes to a thriving line of research that examines issue interpretation and
social accounts in order to study the adoption and diffusion of organizational concepts and …

In this paper, we explore how corporations use visual artifacts to translate and
recontextualize a globally theorized managerial concept (CSR) into a local setting (Austria) …

While a substantial amount of the literature describes corporate benefits of corporate social
responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the literature is silent concerning why some companies …

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was historically a business-oriented idea that
companies should voluntarily improve their social and environmental practices. More …

This article addresses co-governance which can be defined as a dynamic interaction
between public and private actors to secure the provision of common goods. Which types of …