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Managing internal stakeholders’ views of corporate reputation

Service Business, 2013
The aims of this paper are to determine what constitutes internal reputation from the perspectives of both senior managers and employees and to use this understanding to create and assess measures of internal reputation. We also hypothesise and test the relationships between the views of each group and performance, using data from a survey of auditing ...
Olmedo-Cifuentes Isabel, Gary Davies
exaly   +2 more sources

Is India, or Will It Be, a Responsible International Stakeholder?

The Washington Quarterly, 2007
Considering its capabilities, will, interests, and values, India would seem to make an ideal U.S. partner in Asia and even globally. But will India live up to the U.S. definition of a "responsible stakeholder" in the international system?
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Culture, International Stakeholders, and Crowdfunding

Global Strategy Journal
AbstractResearch SummaryInternational crowdfunding platforms present a unique opportunity for foreign entrepreneurs to attract stakeholders, typically from either the entrepreneur's home‐country or the platform's host‐country. We argue that success in mobilizing these stakeholders is culturally dependent.
Douglas J. Cumming, Ahmed Sewaid
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On the role of internal stakeholders in place branding

Journal of Place Management and Development, 2021
PurposeAlthough place branding (PB) has been researched and practised for several years, the number of studies examining the role of internal stakeholders is still limited. The purpose of this paper is to identify the internal stakeholders associated with PB and particularly, the roles they play in such a process.Design/methodology/approachThrough a ...
Golestaneh, Homayoun   +3 more
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Stakeholders in International Heritage Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
Abstract This chapter looks at the actors and stakeholders in the field of international heritage law. It focuses a significant amount of energy on the roles of states and experts, who are the key actors with a seat at the international table, before moving to look at museums, collectors, and other private (corporate) actors, and the ...
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