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The lens through which followers experience the ethical dimension of leadership itself it is argued is likely distorted by a followers’ level in the hierarchy. In this regard, ethical leadership may be better conceptualized as an intermediary through which follower status contributes to these...
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Many companies and brands are using CSR to enhance the brand image, goodwill, and gain the confidence and trust of the people. This study's aim is to investigate how CSR initiatives got converted into consumer favorable responses. We proposed a theoretical framework, modifying Dedeke's (2015)...
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through the internalization of moral identity. For that, we modified (Huang & Lu, 2015) model of consumer ethics and combine … it with (J. Vitell, et al., 2015) model to include moral identity. To measure consumer ethics, we applied (Vitell & Muncy … dimensions of consumer ethics. Moreover, the internalization of moral identity seems to affect all consumer ethics except No harm …
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consumer ethics. To answer this, we propose a theoretical framework hypothesizing emotionally intelligent people would more … (Forsyth1980) Scale consisting of Idealism, and Relativism. And lastly, consumer Ethics consists of four dimensions namely,1 … affect the PASSIVE dimension of consumer ethics …
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Shari’a scholars and managers of IFIs have divergent objectives, which creates incongruence of objectives at the strategic level. This study aims to explore the tension and latent struggle for Shari’a compliance, which has been termed as ‘Fatwa Repositioning’ by Ullah et. al. (2018)....
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High political and environmental uncertainty, constraints, and increasing societal problems led to an increase in the number of Social Enterprises in recent times. Social Enterprises work toward blended value gains, providing solutions to societal problems and producing economic value. These...
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The main aim of this study was to investigate the impact of culture, values, institutions, and happiness on the world's philanthropy. Culture is measured by Hofstede index (i.e. individualism-collectivism, masculinity-femininity, long and short-run orientation, uncertainty avoidance, power...
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The influence of the external environment on the individual, the process, and the organization has only received little attention in the social entrepreneurship (SE) literature. In particular, the role of quality of governance institutions, as well as the local culture and values play in...
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The study examines the effects of different performance and organizational factors on green capital. Performance factors included Economic, Environmental, and social performance, organizational factors included Relational Transparency, Human Resource Practice, and Organizational Ethical Climate....
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