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Corporate Social Responsibility
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Corporate Social Responsibility

Source: https://bm.hkust.edu.hk/bizinsight/tag/corporate-social-responsibility Parent: https://bm.hkust.edu.hk/bizinsight/global-trade-supply-chains-and-business-sustainability

YI, Jingtao

LI, J. T.

CHEN, Liang

A Framework for Ethical Responsibility in the Online Age

Platform Ecosystems

Multinational Firms

Corporate Social Responsibility

Digital Innovation

HKUST’s Jiatao Li is the chief author of a thoughtful and insightful commentary on the social responsibility of online platforms. Prof. Li’s paper, co-written with international collaborators, explores how the growing reach of multinational platforms (MNPs) necessitates new ways of thinking about ethical governance, transcending traditional frameworks ... Read More

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HA, Albert

SHANG, Weixin

WANG, Yunjie

Sharing Audit Information for Responsible Sourcing

Crowdsourcing

Corporate Social Responsibility

Online Information

Violations of social responsibility by suppliers, whether through unethical, dangerous, or irresponsible behavior, attract considerable attention from the media and the public. “When these violations occur, socially conscious consumers may boycott the guilty brands and switch to other brands,” say HKUST’s Albert Y. Ha and colleagues. Their study sheds new ... Read More

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WANG, Danqing

How do Chinese Companies Engage in CSR Activities at an Early Stage?

Corporate Social Responsibility

Political Endorsement

Transitional Economy

China

CSR has been a foreign concept for Chinese firms. It was first introduced into the Chinese Corporate Law in 2006. Yet, many companies lack of adequate knowledge of CSR and also the institutional support such as NGOs were also underdeveloped. At the early stage, how did companies engage in CSR activities? We find that small and medium sized companies ... Read More

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LUO, Xiaowei Rose

WANG, Danqing

Being Responsible

Corporate Social Responsibility

Policy and Regulation

Policy Implication

Firm Behavior

In recent decades, corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has become an increasingly important aspect of firms’ operations. For companies in emerging and transitional markets, where market-based institutions are relatively weak, governments have played a key role in driving CSR. A case in point is China, where the government has pushed CSR as a way of ... Read More

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YI, Zelong

WANG, Yulan

CHEN, Ying-Ju

The Seeds of Prosperity: Financing Small Farmers in the Developing World

Supply Chain

New Ventures

Corporate Social Responsibility

Developing Economies

Agriculture is central to the economies of developing countries. Central to agriculture, in turn, are smallholder farmers, who traditionally sold their produce locally. Today, however, they have access to far larger, more distant markets, thanks to the Internet and the electronic platforms it has enabled. The problem for farmers, according to HKUST’s Ying-Ju ... Read More

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LUO, Xiaowei Rose

WANG, Danqing

ZHANG, Jianjun

CSR Reportings under Institutional Conflict

Corporate Social Responsibility

Organizational Behavior

China

Information Disclosure

Policy and Regulation

The authors in this study develop a theoretical framework in which the disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities is viewed as an organizational response to institutional complexity which exists between the demands of the central government and provincial governments in China. The study aims at revealing how firms with institutional ... Read More

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VENKATESH, Viswanath

SYKES, Tracy A.

ZHANG, Xiaojun

Seeking Advice

Corporate Social Responsibility

Cross-country Study

Social Network

Business Statistics

Sadly, underprivileged groups in less developed countries (LDCs) lack access to proper medical care and accurate medical information, resulting in high rates of mortality. As part of the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which look to reduce maternal, infant, and child mortality, among other aims, information and communication ... Read More

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