We show that a firm's CSR policy is significantly influenced by the CSR policies of firms in
the same three‐digit zip code, an effect possibly due to investor clienteles, local competition …

We present a model of how institutional pressures at the community level shape corporate
social action—behaviors and practices that extend beyond immediate profit maximization …

We investigate the relationship between a firm's reputation and financial performance. Our
results challenge the conventional wisdom since we find that corporate reputation does not …

The purpose of this article is to provide a new, more comprehensive stakeholder theory of
the relationships between nonprofit, for-profit, and government sectors. This theory …

BACKGROUND Collaborations among businesses and charities have a long and storied
history in the United States. Although it was not uncommon for businesses to give money to …

How do female executives view corporate social responsibility (CSR)? Previous studies
have reported mixed findings on the relationship between female executives and CSR. We …

We argue that firms located close to one another tend to have similar corporate social
responsibility (CSR) policies, due to investor clienteles, local competition, as well as social …

Most research on the corporate philanthropy of organizations has focused on the external
benefits of such initiatives for firms, such as benefits for firm reputation and opportunities …

Private US corporations donated approximately $6 billion to nonprofit organizations in 1994.
Corporations may donate money both directly to charities and indirectly through a corporate …

With the awakening of environmental consciousness, more and more firms desire to go
“green” by shifting their focus of corporate social responsibility (CSR) from charitable …