Managerial perspectives and organisational practices relating to business.pdf

Many international businesses struggle to collaborate successfully andunderstand management in China, which prevents successful collaboration,optimal trade, and commercial success for all parties involved. The purposeof this paper is to inform academic and practitioner audiences of theattitudes towards business ethics in China. The use of a bilingualquestionnaire survey conducted in WeChat allowed access to managersacross three major Chinese cities. The survey is based on CSR and Ethicstheories and European/UK responsible leadership research. The surveyprovides evidence of attitudes and organisational arrangements that supportbusiness ethics and CSR, with theories needing modification in China. Thesurvey also provides evidence of organisations offering building blocks,where improvement in business ethics is needed. The responses to thequestionnaire survey enhance international understanding of China'scurrent, and likely future, business environment and the significance ofethics and CSR in shaping it.

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Applied Business and Economics Journal
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.61089/abej.2024.2.83
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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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Managerial perspectives and organisational practices relating to business.pdf

Lionel Huntley Henderson, Wance Tacconelli, John Wilson, Xiang Li et al.
Applied Business and Economics Journal
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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Managerial perspectives and organisational practices relating to business.pdf

Lionel Huntley Henderson, Wance Tacconelli, John Wilson, Xiang Li, TO Klatte
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Many international businesses struggle to collaborate successfully andunderstand management in China, which prevents successful collaboration,optimal trade, and commercial success for all parties involved. The purposeof this paper is to inform academic and practitioner audiences of theattitudes towards business ethics in China. The use of a bilingualquestionnaire survey conducted in WeChat allowed access to managersacross three major Chinese cities. The survey is based on CSR and Ethicstheories and European/UK responsible leadership research. The surveyprovides evidence of attitudes and organisational arrangements that supportbusiness ethics and CSR, with theories needing modification in China. Thesurvey also provides evidence of organisations offering building blocks,where improvement in business ethics is needed. The responses to thequestionnaire survey enhance international understanding of China'scurrent, and likely future, business environment and the significance ofethics and CSR in shaping it.

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