11 Postcards from the Edge

By Luca Berchicci, Andrew A. King. 2007

117 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Marketing, Strategy and Management

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In Marketing

1. Jinhua Cui
2. Li Cai
3. Renato J. Orsato
4. Wesley Mendes-da-Silva
5. Alexandre Sanches Garcia
6. Anne Parmigiani
7. M. Rivera-Santos
8. Caroline Flammer

In Strategy and Management

1. Jinhua Cui
2. Li Cai
3. Renato J. Orsato
4. Wesley Mendes-da-Silva
5. Alexandre Sanches Garcia
6. H. Jo
7. Anne Parmigiani
8. M. Rivera-Santos

Citations in the corpus

• Does Corporate Social Responsibility Lead to Superior Financial Performance? A Regression Discontinuity Approach (2015, background): “A growing literature extends Porter’s view (for reviews, see Ambec and Lanoie 2008, Berchicci and King 2007, Etzion 2007).”
• Corporate Environmental Responsibility and Firm Risk (2015, background): “…CER is playing an increasingly important role in the corporate landscape1 and a growing body of literature examines the reasons why companies engage in CER and how it influences financial performance (Berchicci and King 2007; Etzion 2007; Ambec and Lanoie 2008; Cai and He 2014; Jo et al. 2014).”
• Sustainability indexes: why join in? A study of the ‘Corporate Sustainability Index (ISE)’ in Brazil (2015, background): “As Porter and Van der Linde (1995) have asserted almost two decades ago, triggering the ‘pays to be green debate’ (see Berchicci and King, 2007), regulation can foster innovation, offsetting the costs of compliance and leading to lower costs or increased value for the company.”
• Clearing a Path Through the Forest: A Meta-Review of Interorganizational Relationships (2011, background): “Second, we decouple the usual matching of IOR form with a particular theoretical approach by combining the organizational economics and organization theory lenses to the study of the various forms, thus responding to calls for a more holistic Table 2 (continued) Author(s) Year Source Title Combs, Mi”
• The entrepreneur-environment nexus: uncertainty, innovation and allocation (2010, unknown): “Environmental innovations from existing firms have received a great deal of attention from management theorists (for an overview see Berchicci and King (2007)).”