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Does the market respond to an endorsement of social responsibility? The role of institutions, information, and legitimacy

Doh, Jonathan P. - ; Siegel, Donald S. - ; Howton, Shawn D. - ; Howton, Shelly W. - ;

A consensus has emerged in the burgeoning literature on corporate social responsibility (CSR) that “virtuous” firms are often rewarded by the marketplace. Unfortunately, the mechanisms through which those rewards materialize are not well understood. Furthermore, it is difficult for managers and investors to know whether a company is actually engaged in responsible behavior. Thus, many stakeholders rely on institutional assessments of a firm’s social practices to inform their own judgments about that company’s CSR reputation. In this article, we draw on institutional theory and research on reputation and legitimacy to investigate the relationship between institutional endorsements (and repudiation) of CSR and firm financial performance. Our empirical results indicate that institutional intermediaries influence market assessments of a firm’s social responsibility and highlight the importance of the legitimacy-conferring function of expert bodies in understanding the relationship between social and financial performance. Our findings also illustrate the delicate interplay among different social performance assessments, reputation, and measures of financial and operating performance such that operating performance may serve as an advanced indicator of social performance and one type of social performance assessment may temper market reactions to another.


Ketersediaan

Call NumberLocationAvailable
JOM3606PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
PenerbitCalifornia: SAGE 2010
EdisiVol. 36 Issue 6, Nov. 2010
SubjekFirm Financial Performance
Operating performance
Institutional Theory
Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
CSR reputation
market rewards for CSR
institutional endorsements
stakeholder judgements
social-financial performance link
market reactions to CSR
CSR assessment challenges
reputation dynamics
advanced indicators of social performance
ISBN/ISSN0149-2063
KlasifikasiNONE
Deskripsi Fisik24 p.
Info Detail SpesifikJournal of Management
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