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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Managerial perception"”.

  1. Managerial perception of the impact of corporate social responsibility on corporate branding in Indian agribusiness firms

    Abstract This study explores the managerial perception regarding the influence of CSR on corporate branding in the Indian agribusiness context. This thesis relies on CSR theories and brand management models and follows a qualitative case methodology. The study contributes to existing knowledge by …

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  2. An exploration into managerial perception and its influence on performance in cross cultural setting. The case of Japan International Cooperation Agency's support for development.

    … of studies which suggest that manager's positive perceptions/expectations can considerably influence organisational performance; unfortunately, little empirical evidence has been obtained from development studies. This first time research explores how Japanese aid workers' perceptions towards the …

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  3. The deployment of dynamic managerial capabilities in practice

    … framework focussing on deployment practice at a managerial level is developed from the findings of a structured literature review and a methodology comprising participative data collection methods and qualitatively oriented mixed analysis methods is proposed. Empirical investigation conducted …

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  4. A study of managers' political risk perceptions and political risk assessment procedures within Kuwaiti international firms during the 'Arab Spring'

    … the phenomenon of political risk. Although risk perception and political risk assessment are already established topics, there is limited knowledge about managerial perception of political risk while undertaking international business activities. And, while it can be argued that the way managers …

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  5. The Oak or the Reed: Digital Platforms and Organisational Resilience

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