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2. Corporate social responsibility oriented boards and triple bottom line performance: A meta-analytic study
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Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, Aldaz Odriozola, Maider, Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, and Aldaz Odriozola, Maider
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In this article, we aim to investigate the effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR)-oriented boards on triple bottom-line (TBL) performance and whether internal corporate governance exhibits a facilitating role in achieving the sustainable development goals by enhancing the performance indicators of the TBL. Specifically, this article aims to shed light on this issue by meta-analyzing the relationship between good governance and both social and financial performance, using a global sample to facilitate this analysis taking into account the incidence of the institutional characteristics of different countries and their impact on the relationship studied, by means of eight meta-analyses. For this purpose, we conducted a meta-analytic study on a sample of 289 articles published between 1997 and 2021. The results show that CSR-oriented boards have a direct effect on corporate social performance (CSP) indicators and that their impact on financial outcomes is mediated by CSP strategies. Board size, gender diversity, and board independence present a facilitator profile of CSP, while only gender diversity enhances financial outcomes. The influence of CSR-oriented boards is more acute in countries with greater protection for stakeholders and stronger environmental awareness.
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- 2024
3. The impact of green supply chain management on corporate environmental performance and the moderating roles: A meta-analysis
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Economía aplicada I, Economía financiera II, Ekonomia aplikatua I, Finantza ekonomia I, Galdós Urbizu, Libe, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Erauskin Tolosa, Artitzar, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, Economía aplicada I, Economía financiera II, Ekonomia aplikatua I, Finantza ekonomia I, Galdós Urbizu, Libe, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Erauskin Tolosa, Artitzar, and Álvarez Echeverría, Igor
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The adoption of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) and its impact on firm's performance is gaining importance in both academic and corporate fields. While past studies found a positive relationship between GSCM and Corporate Environmental Performance (CEP), there is no evidence of either which are the green practices that improve CEP the most or the moderating roles that affect such relationship. In order to provide clarity as to which tools are key in leading to a stronger CEP, this study aims to examine how GSCM relates to CEP, under the effect of several moderating roles. To that end, 166 articles published between 2001 and 2023 were included in our meta-analysis sample. Our central results reveal that the link between the variables is significantly positive, with investment recovery being the practice with the strongest impact. Moreover, it is confirmed that moderators do have an impact in this relationship. Practical implications are relevant for policy makers and upper management that is willing to introduce environmental thinking in their business strategy.
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- 2024
4. Corporate social responsibility oriented boards and triple bottom line performance: A meta‐analytic study
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Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, primary, Álvarez‐Etxeberria, Igor, additional, and Aldaz‐Odriozola, Maider, additional
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- 2023
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5. Corporate social responsibility oriented boards and triple bottom line performance: A meta‐analytic study.
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Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, Álvarez‐Etxeberria, Igor, and Aldaz‐Odriozola, Maider
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GENDER nonconformity ,PERFORMANCE theory ,ORGANIZATIONAL performance ,SUSTAINABLE development ,CORPORATE governance ,SOCIAL responsibility of business ,OUTSIDE directors of corporations - Abstract
In this article, we aim to investigate the effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR)‐oriented boards on triple bottom‐line (TBL) performance and whether internal corporate governance exhibits a facilitating role in achieving the sustainable development goals by enhancing the performance indicators of the TBL. Specifically, this article aims to shed light on this issue by meta‐analyzing the relationship between good governance and both social and financial performance, using a global sample to facilitate this analysis taking into account the incidence of the institutional characteristics of different countries and their impact on the relationship studied, by means of eight meta‐analyses. For this purpose, we conducted a meta‐analytic study on a sample of 289 articles published between 1997 and 2021. The results show that CSR‐oriented boards have a direct effect on corporate social performance (CSP) indicators and that their impact on financial outcomes is mediated by CSP strategies. Board size, gender diversity, and board independence present a facilitator profile of CSP, while only gender diversity enhances financial outcomes. The influence of CSR‐oriented boards is more acute in countries with greater protection for stakeholders and stronger environmental awareness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. Sustainability, corporate governance and organizational performance: five essays
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Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Ortas Fredes, Eduardo, and Álvarez Etxeberria, Igor
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organizacion y gestion de empresas ,estadistica economica ,contabilidad economica - Abstract
Esta tesis doctoral pretende contribuir en tres campos de conocimientoestrechamente vinculados: i) el gobierno corporativo; ii) la sostenibilidadempresarial; y, iii) el desempeño organizacional. Esta tesis consta de cinco estudiosde investigación, de modo que la tesis se presenta bajo el modelo de compendiode publicaciones. La tesis analiza, desde una perspectiva internacional, lainfluencia de los diferentes mecanismos de gobierno corporativo sobre eldesempeño de las empresas en materia de sostenibilidad. Además, incluye dosestudios que profundizan en el estudio de la sostenibilidad empresarial al abordarlos determinantes de la eco innovación y analizar el efecto de las certificacionesmedioambientales sobre el comportamiento medioambiental de las empresas.Esto ayudará a los directivos de las empresas a la hora de adoptar decisionesestratégicas para lograr un mejor desempeño social y medioambiental.De esta manera, el objetivo principal de la tesis es evaluar si los diferentesmecanismos y procesos de gobierno corporativo y diversas estrategiasmedioambientales proactivas permiten a las empresas realizar contribucionesespecíficas a los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODSs) de las Naciones Unidas(Schönherr, Findler y Martinuzzi, 2017). La metodología principal aplicada en estatesis es el meta-análisis y la meta-regresión. Estos enfoques brindan la oportunidadde obtener evidencias empíricas adicionales basadas en la revisión sistemática detrabajos empíricos previamente publicados sobre un campo o tema (Borenstein,Higgins y Rothstein, 2009; Lipsey y Wilson, 2001). Con ese objetivo en mente, estatesis se estructura de la siguiente manera. El primer artículo presenta el estadodel arte de la investigación sobre temas comunes en el desempeño de los negociosy el gobierno corporativo, con el fin de presentar un marco básico para el posterioranálisis de la relación entre las prácticas de buen gobierno, la sostenibilidad y eldesempeño organizacional. El segundo estudio analiza el efecto de la independenciadel consejo de administración sobre el desempeño social y ambiental de las5empresas de una muestra de más de 100.000 empresas (agrupadas en 87 artículosempíricos). El tercer estudio analiza la asociación entre el tamaño del consejo deadministración las empresas (como medida de la diversidad) y el desempeñosocial y medioambiental de las empresas. El cuarto estudio se centra en unaherramienta estratégica que promueve la sostenibilidad, la eco-innovación. Enconcreto, este capítulo pretende captar los principales determinantes de lasprácticas de eco innovación de las empresas. Finalmente, el último estudio tratade clarificar las implicaciones sobre el desempeño medioambiental de otraherramienta estratégica que promueve la sostenibilidad empresarial -lacertificación voluntaria de los sistemas de gestión ambiental -.Los principales resultados de la tesis permiten contribuir a ampliar elconocimiento actual en el campo de las siguientes maneras. En primer lugar,encontramos que la incidencia de la independencia y el tamaño de los consejosde administración influye positivamente en el desempeño social y ambiental delas empresas. Más interesante aún, encontramos que las conexiones antesmencionadas están condicionadas por moderadores tanto metodológicos comoteóricos, tales como:i) medidas de protección de los inversionistas minoritarios; ii) sistemas degobierno corporativo de los países; y, iii) indicadores de desempeño social yambiental de las empresas, entre otros. Esta conclusión concuerda con la opiniónsobre la interdependencia entre los mecanismos de gobierno corporativopropuesta por el "bundle of corporate governace"(Rediker & Seth, 1995). Ensegundo lugar, esta tesis concluye que las empresas con redes de colaboración y/omayor implicación ambiental son más propensas a la eco-innovación, enfatizandoel papel del "empuje tecnológico" como factor determinante principal,independientemente del tipo de eco-innovación analizada. Finalmente, semuestran los impactos positivos de los sistemas de gestión ambiental sobre eldesempeño ambiental, y se aborda y contextualiza el papel moderador de lasformas de medición del desempeño medioambiental de las empresas y del gradode madurez de los sistemas de gestión ambiental. This PhD dissertation aims to contribute to three knowledge fields that are closely linked: i) corporate governance; ii) business sustainability; and, iii) organizational performance. This thesis comprises five research studies, so that the dissertation is constructed under the publications compendium model. The dissertation analyze, from an international perspective, the influence of different corporate governance mechanisms on companies’ sustainability performance. Furthermore, it provides two studies that go deeper in that relationship by addressing the determinants of Eco- innovation and voluntary environmental certifications effect over Environmental performance. This will bring some help to companies’ managers at the time of adopting strategic decisions to achieve enhanced social and environmental performance. In this way, the main objective of the dissertation is to evaluate whether several corporate governance mechanisms and processes and proactive environmental strategies make it possible for companies to make specific contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (Schönherr, Findler, & Martinuzzi, 2017). The main methodology applied in this thesis is the meta-analysis and the meta- regression. These approaches provide the opportunity to obtain additional empirical evidence based on the systematic review of previously published empirical works on one field or topic (Borenstein, Higgins, & Rothstein, 2009; Lipsey & Wilson, 2001). With that goal in mind, this dissertations is structured in the following way. The first article presents the state of the art of research on common issues in business performance and corporate governance, in order to present a basic framework for the subsequent analysis of the relationship between good governance practices, sustainability, and organizational performance. The second study analyses the effect the board of directors’ independence on the corporate social and environmental performance of companies of a sample of more than 100,000 firms (grouped in 87 empirical articles). The third study analyzes the association between firms’ boardroom size (i.e., diversity) on corporate social performance. The fourth study focuses on a strategic tool that promotes sustainability –eco-innovation in particular–. Specifically, this chapter aims to capture the main determinants of companies’ eco-innovation practices. Finally, the last study focuses on shedding light on the performance implications of other strategic tool that promotes sustainability –the adoption of voluntary environmental certifications on corporate environmental performance–. The main results of the dissertation allow contributing to expand the current knowledge in the field in the following ways. Firstly and foremost, we found that the incidence of board independence and size positively influences companies’ social and environmental performance. More interestingly, we found that the aforementioned connections are conditioned by both methodological and theoretical moderators such as: i) minority investors’ protection measures; ii) countries’ corporate governance systems; and, iii) corporate social and environmental performance proxies, among others. This finding is in accordance with the view that the interdependence between corporate governance mechanisms proposed by the "bundle of corporate governance". Secondly, this dissertation address that companies with collaborative networks and/or more environmental involvement are more prone to eco-innovation, emphasizing the role of "technology push" as the main group of determinants, regardless of the type of eco-innovation analyzed. Finally the positive impacts of environmental management systems on environmental performance is captured, and the moderating role of corporate environmental performance measures and environmental management certifications maturity and internalization is addressed and contextualized.
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- 2020
7. The effect of the size of the board of directors on corporate social performance: A meta-analytic approach
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Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, Ortas, Eduardo, Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, and Ortas, Eduardo
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This paper examines the influence of the size of firms' board of directors on corporate social performance through a meta-analytic perspective. To that end, a sample of 80 articles that draw on evidence from more than 80,000 international companies, published between 1997 and 2018, was examined. This paper analyzes the moderating effect of a set of corporate governance mechanisms such as board composition and corporate governance systems on the hypothesized relationship between the size of firms' board and corporate social performance. Our central results reveal that larger and more independent boards better represent stakeholders' sensitivities and allow companies to achieve their social objectives. Moreover, that connection is more positive and stronger in companies with more independent boards and in countries that have codified law, which often have fewer mechanisms to protect shareholders' interests.
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- 2020
8. The effect of the size of the board of directors on corporate social performance: A meta‐analytic approach
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Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, primary, Álvarez‐Etxeberria, Igor, additional, and Ortas, Eduardo, additional
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- 2020
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9. Independent Directors and Organizational Performance: New Evidence from A Meta-Analytic Regression Analysis
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Zubeltzu-Jaka, Eugenio, primary, Ortas, Eduardo, additional, and Álvarez-Etxeberria, Igor, additional
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- 2019
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10. ISO 14001, EMAS and environmental performance: A meta‐analysis
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Erauskin‐Tolosa, Artitzar, primary, Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, additional, Heras‐Saizarbitoria, Iñaki, additional, and Boiral, Olivier, additional
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- 2019
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11. ISO 14001, EMAS and environmental performance: A meta‐analysis.
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Erauskin‐Tolosa, Artitzar, Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, Heras‐Saizarbitoria, Iñaki, and Boiral, Olivier
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ORGANIZATIONAL performance ,META-analysis - Abstract
The adoption of voluntary environmental certifications such as ISO 14001 and Eco‐Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) has gained momentum in the last two decades. The scholarly literature has analyzed in depth the performance implications of the adoption of these certificates. Yet the findings are scattered and inconclusive. This article aims to shed light on this issue by meta‐analyzing the influence of the adoption of voluntary environmental certifications on corporate environmental performance, drawing on a sample of 53 scholarly studies analyzing a total of 182,926 companies. The findings show a positive influence of ISO 14001 and EMAS certifications on corporate environmental performance. A set of underlying moderating effects are also identified, such as a more pronounced positive effect for adoptions based on environmental innovation and for firms with a more mature certification. Implications for scholars, managers, and other stakeholders are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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12. Corporate social responsibility and corporate governance and corporate financial performance: Bridging concepts for a more ethical business model
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Zubeltzu‐Jaka, Eugenio, primary, Andicoechea‐Arondo, Lorea, additional, and Alvarez Etxeberria, Igor, additional
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- 2018
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13. Shedding light on the determinants of eco-innovation: A meta-analytic study
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Zubeltzu-Jaka, Eugenio, primary, Erauskin-Tolosa, Artitzar, additional, and Heras-Saizarbitoria, Iñaki, additional
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- 2018
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14. Eko-berrikuntza sustatzen duten faktore eragile batzuen azterketa meta-analisiaren bidez
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Erauskin Tolosa, Artitzar and Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio
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iraunkortasuna ,MATHEMATICAL AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS ,AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS ,ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS ,meta-analisia ,Q55 ,eko-berrikuntza ,C10 - Abstract
[EUS] Berrikuntza epe ertain zein luzean ekonomi hazkundearen giltzarria izan den heinean, berrikuntza berdea, edo eko-berrikuntza, ondorengo hamarkadetan ekonomiaren hazkunde berdea sustatuko duen indar eragile moduan aurreikusten da. Azken urte hauetan eko-berrikuntzari loturiko jarduerak aurrera eramatea ahalbidetzen dituzten faktoreak zeintzuk diren zehazteko esfortzu handia burutu da. Neurri batean faktore hauen multzo nagusiak zeintzuk diren, modu orokor batean, adostuta badago ere orain arte garatu diren lan enpirikoek ez dute zehaztu zeintzuk diren eko-berrikuntza sustatzen duten faktorerik esanguratsuenak. Ikerketa lan honen helburua, beraz, eko-berrikuntza sustatzen duten faktore ezberdinen eta eko-berrikuntza jardueren arteko harremana aztertzea da. Horretarako 2007 eta 2016 urteen artean argitaratuko 21 lan enpiriko oinarritzat harturik meta-analisiaren metodoa erabiliko da. [EN] To the extent that innovation has been the engine of growth in the medium and long term, green innovation, or "eco-innovation" has to be a driving force enabling economies move towards a path of green growth in the next decades. In recent years a considerable effort has been made in order to study what are the drivers of eco-innovation. Although there is a widespread agreement on the groups of drivers the different empirical studies conducted to date have failed to define the most relevant drivers. The aim of this contribution is to study the relationship of the various drivers of eco-innovation and the adoption and/or generation of eco-innovation activities in enterprises. For this, meta-analysis of 21 articles published between 2007 and 2016.
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- 2016
15. Firms’ board independence and corporate social performance: a meta-analysis
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Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Ortas, Eduardo, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, Economía financiera I, Finantza ekonomia I, Ortas, Eduardo, Álvarez Echeverría, Igor, and Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio
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This paper investigates the influence of organizations' board independence on corporate social performance (CSP) using a meta-analytic approach. A sample of 87 published papers is used to identify a set of underlying moderating effects in that relationship. Specifically, differences in the system of corporate governance, CSP measurement models and market conditions have been considered as moderating variables. The results show that the independence of a company's board positively influences CSP. This is because companies with more independent directors in their boards are more likely to commit to stakeholder engagement, environmental preservation and community well-being. Interestingly, the results also show that the positive connection between board independence and CSP is stronger in civil law countries and when CSP is measured by self-reporting data. Finally, the strength of the influence of the independence of a firm's board on CSP varies significantly in different market conditions. The paper concludes by presenting the main implications for academics, practitioners and policy makers.
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- 2017
16. Hazkunde ekonomikoaren teoria klasikotik eta modernotik desazkunderako jauzia
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Erauskin Tolosa, Artitzar, primary, Barinaga-Rementeria Zabaleta, Itziar, additional, and Zubeltzu Jaka, Eugenio, additional
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- 2016
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17. Corporate Social Responsibility: Impact on Firm Performance for an Emerging Economy.
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Singhal, Neeraj, Paul, Pinku, Giri, Sunil, and Taneja, Shallini
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SOCIAL responsibility of business ,SOCIAL impact ,EMERGING markets ,STOCKHOLDER wealth ,ORGANIZATIONAL performance - Abstract
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) was usually referred to as a concept where companies initiate voluntary action towards social and environmental concerns in the context of business operations related to the stakeholders of the company prior to the CSR Act 2013 in India. Post-2013, the voluntary initiative was replaced by regulatory guidelines to address social and environmental concerns. The CSR applicability–investment gap was used as a base concept in this study with instrumental theory; the study offers a strategic perspective of CSR and how organizations emphasized maximizing stakeholders' value. In order to further investigate the effect of CSR on corporate financial performance (CFP) through the measure of shareholders' value, i.e., the return on equity (ROE), the study used the sample from the National Stock Exchange (NSE)-Nifty-100 indexed companies of Emerging Economy—India for a span of fourteen years (2009–2023). The vast majority of research in this domain is conducted in developed countries; the research gap is filled by this study by considering India and drawing samples from multiple industries. The empirical model was developed by using panel data regression, where the dependent variable was ROE, and the independent variables were earning per share (EPS), log total income (LTI), CSR applicability/profit after tax (CRSAPPPAT), and CSR investment/profit after tax (CSRIPAT). The findings also highlighted the CSR applicability and investment of the firms during pre- and post-Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) periods. The same was also analyzed for the firms committed to CSR and not committed to CSR. The results indicated that there is no significant impact of the CSR/ESG initiatives (applicability and investment) on the ROE of the firms. The performance could be better if the companies minimize the CSR/ESG promise–performance gap through effective communication with stakeholders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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