Do Institutional Isomorphisms Facilitate Corporate Strategy on Biodiversity Reporting? An Exploratory Study of Malaysian Plantation Industry

Originality/value: This present study seeks to get behind the sheer volume of how much information being reported by focusing more on analysing the existence of various institutional isomorphic forces in facilitating companies' strategy to report biodiversity-based information.

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Published inGlobal business and management research Vol. 13; no. 4 S1; pp. 1000 - 1015
Main Authors Husin, Norhayati Mat, Alrazi, Bakhtiar, Jalil, Azrinawati Remali Abdul, Joseph, Corina
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boca Raton Global Business and Management Research: An International Journal 15.12.2021
Mehran Nejati
Subjects
Accountability
Biodiversity
Biological diversity
Comparative analysis
Legitimacy
Literature reviews
Natural resources
Plantations
Reptiles & amphibians
Text analysis
Wildlife conservation
Malaysia
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Summary:Originality/value: This present study seeks to get behind the sheer volume of how much information being reported by focusing more on analysing the existence of various institutional isomorphic forces in facilitating companies' strategy to report biodiversity-based information.
ISSN:1947-5667
1947-5667