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Regretful or pressured? CSR reactions and disclosures of casinos in the aftermath of a natural disaster Journal article
Guan, Jieqi, Noronha, Carlos, Sio, Sandy Hou In, Lam, Ching-Chi (Cindia). Regretful or pressured? CSR reactions and disclosures of casinos in the aftermath of a natural disaster[J]. Social Responsibility Journal, 2022, 19(5), 970-985.
Authors:  Guan, Jieqi;  Noronha, Carlos;  Sio, Sandy Hou In;  Lam, Ching-Chi (Cindia)
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Csr  Crisis  Disaster  Gaming  Casino  Institutional Theory  Theory Of Planned Behavior  Theory Of Regret Regulation  
The social value generation perspective of corporate performance measurement Review article
2020
Authors:  Ruopiao Zhang;  Carlos Noronha;  Jieqi Guan
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Corporate Social Performance (Csp)  Measurement Of Corporate Social Performance (Mcsp)  Social Contribution Value Per Share (Scvps)  
Corporate social responsibility reporting research in the Chinese academia: A critical review Journal article
Noronha, C., Guan, J.Q.. Corporate social responsibility reporting research in the Chinese academia: A critical review[J]. Social Responsibility Journal, 2013, 33-55.
Authors:  Noronha, C.;  Guan, J.Q.
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Corporate Social Responsibility  China  Csr Reporting  Disclosure  
Corporate social responsibility reporting research in the Chinese academia: a critical review Journal article
Jenny Guan, Carlos Noronha. Corporate social responsibility reporting research in the Chinese academia: a critical review[J]. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY JOURNAL, 2013, 9(1), 33-55.
Authors:  Jenny Guan;  Carlos Noronha
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Corporate Social Responsibility  China  Csr Reporting  Disclosure  Social Responsibility