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A longitudinal investigation of environmental responsiveness strategies: antecedents and outcomes.
Sanjay Sharma
- Vol. 1997, Iss: 1, pp 460-464
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In this article, the influence of managerial issue interpretations, antecedent strategic leadership, and organizat... was identified in a single industry context, and a theoretical model was developed to identify the influence.Abstract:
Comparative case studies, within a single industry context, induced a theoretical model identifying the influence of managerial issue interpretations, antecedent strategic leadership, and organizat...read more
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The Institutionalization of Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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