Unlocking Poverty-Free Futures: Synergizing Social Work with CSR’s Vanguard Strategies
Su Enyuan
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Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 7, 2025
Poverty
remains
one
of
the
most
pressing
global
challenges,
deeply
rooted
in
systemic
inequalities
and
affecting
millions
worldwide.
This
chapter
explores
synergistic
effect
social
work
corporate
responsibility
(CSR)
as
a
transformative
approach
to
poverty
alleviation.
It
introduces
CSR
Vanguard
Strategies
Conceptual
Framework,
developed
align
with
sustainable
impact
through
three
interconnected
pillars:
embedding
into
identity,
fostering
collaborative
ecosystems,
driving
outcome-focused
innovation.
Grounded
theoretical
rigor
case
studies
evidence,
highlights
how
work’s
grassroots
expertise
can
synergize
CSR’s
resources
networks
address
poverty’s
multidimensional
complexities.
Real-world
studies,
including
microfinance,
agriculture,
mental
health
initiatives,
technological
advancements,
illustrate
practical
application
framework
creating
scalable
solutions.
The
critically
examines
potential
challenges
CSR-social
partnerships,
offering
actionable
insights
for
practitioners
policymakers
foster
genuine,
impactful
collaboration.
By
bridging
theory
practice,
it
presents
alleviation
shared
responsibility,
emphasizing
innovative
strategies
that
empower
communities
promote
equitable
development,
ultimately
inspiring
reimagined
future
free
from
poverty.
Language: Английский
Do Business Group Affiliation and Corporate Social Responsibility help or Hurt Firm Performance? An Empirical Investigation
Asia-Pacific Financial Markets,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Language: Английский
Peer Effects on ESG Disclosure: Drivers and Implications for Sustainable Corporate Governance
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 4392 - 4392
Published: May 12, 2025
Amid
growing
global
concerns
regarding
sustainable
governance,
understanding
the
drivers
of
ESG
disclosure
is
vital
for
promoting
transparency
and
responsible
corporate
behavior.
This
study
examines
peer
effects
among
32,187
observations
from
Chinese
A-share
listed
firms
between
2010
2021.
research
employs
an
instrumental
variable
approach
based
on
stock-specific
idiosyncratic
returns
estimated
via
Carhart
four-factor
model
to
address
endogeneity
concerns.
The
results
confirm
significant
effects,
suggesting
that
adjust
practices
in
response
their
industry
counterparts.
These
are
significantly
moderated
by
firm-level
characteristics,
including
information
asymmetry,
reputation,
market
competition,
as
well
external
conditions
such
economic
policy
uncertainty,
business
environment
volatility,
institutional
quality.
defines
groups
affiliation
conducts
robustness
tests
using
risk
clustering
classification
bias.
contributes
literature
strengthening
causal
inference
refining
peer-driven
behavior
integrating
theory,
signaling
economics.
findings
offer
practical
implications
policymakers,
investors,
managers
seeking
promote
convergence
through
incentives
diverse
regulatory
contexts.
Language: Английский
Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure on Corporate Financial Performance in An Emerging Market
Enyuan Su,
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Rosli Mahmood,
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Hishamuddin Md. Som
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et al.
International Journal of Economics and Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 425 - 447
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
corporate
social
responsibility
(CSR)
disclosure
and
financial
performance
among
listed
firms
in
Chengdu,
China.
Using
Chinese
Academy
of
Social
Sciences
(CASS)-CSR
4.0
standard,
we
analyzed
extent
quality
CSR
disclosures
for
68
over
2019–2020
period.
To
address
endogeneity,
employed
Ordinary
Least
Squares
regression
(OLS)
Two-Stage
(2SLS)
estimations
with
two
novel
instruments.
The
findings
reveal
a
positive
correlation
accounting-based
metrics
such
as
Return
on
Assets
(ROA)
Earnings
per
Share
(EPS),
while
negative
Tobin’s
Q
underscores
complex
dynamics
market
valuation.
Building
these
insights,
suggests
policymakers
incentivize
voluntary
through
tax
benefits
or
regulatory
advantages
consider
mandating
specific
information
based
CASS-CSR
Global
Reporting
Initiative
(GRI)
frameworks.
approach
could
help
enterprises
define
boundaries,
enhance
transparency,
foster
accountability,
offering
valuable
insights
into
CSR-financial
nexus
emerging
economy.
Language: Английский