Some people enjoy higher incomes than others. Some are promoted faster. Some are
leaders on more important projects. The human capital explanation is that inequality results …

This chapter discusses the insights yielded by studies examining inter‐and intra‐movement
diffusion, with an eye toward understanding what diffuses, through which channels, and the …

What critical characteristics do firms have that determine the scale and scope of corporate
social responsibility activities they undertake? This paper examines two disparate predictors …

This study investigates relationships among various types of supply chain coordination,
innovativeness, and financial performance. Social contagion theory is mainly used to …

Research Summary This paper develops an inheritance theory explaining the diffusion and
persistence of detrimental management practice. Received wisdom, in both management …

This study examines how the corporate philanthropy decisions of group-affiliated firms in
Korea (Chaebol firms) are made. Based on the attention-based view, we argue that when …

As professional sports organisations are increasingly engaging in Cause-Related Marketing
(CRM), there is a growing interest in understanding to what extent Corporate Social …

This research investigates the drivers that lead exporting manufacturing companies to adopt
environmentally friendly actions, exploring green business practices/strategies they …

In this article, we propose that giving in cash and non-cash (in-kind) differ in their relation
with the giving firm's future corporate financial performance (CFP) and only cash giving is …

While corporate philanthropy has been considered a firm's reputation management activity,
less research has focused on the relationship between CEOs as the ultimate decision maker …