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HERMES - Journal of Language and Communication in Business, 2015
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This issue provides an overview of stakeholder theory and corporate identity scholarship marshall... more This issue provides an overview of stakeholder theory and corporate identity scholarship marshalling insights from the corporate marketing and corporate communications fields. In examining the corporate identity-stakeholder interface the authors compare and contrast endogeneous and exogenous approaches to the territory. The first, endogeneous and institutional, approach represents the orthodox and dominant perspective which focusses on an organization’s inherent corporate identity traits, ethos, and capabilities: an approach informed, in part, by stakeholder theory. The second, exogenous and relationnal, approach exemplies a critical and construcionist perspective where corporate identities are seen to be constituted by interactions with stakeholders. It is argued that both perspectives can be of value in comprehending contemporary organisations.
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Routledge eBooks, Oct 3, 2022
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Corporate Communications: An International Journal, Apr 24, 2013
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International Studies of Management & Organization, 2016
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... Britta Timm Knudsen a , Anne Ellerup Nielsen b* , Sophie Esmann Andersen b , Trine SusanneJoh... more ... Britta Timm Knudsen a , Anne Ellerup Nielsen b* , Sophie Esmann Andersen b , Trine SusanneJohansen b , Carsten Stage a a Nordic Institute, University of Aarhus ... representative Bobby Shriver, as a new approach to generating awareness and ensuring ...
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HERMES - Journal of Language and Communication in Business, 2017
The text-typology model developed by Jean-Michel Adam is one of the most well-defined and operati... more The text-typology model developed by Jean-Michel Adam is one of the most well-defined and operational models if one wants to categorize whole texts or text fragments into smaller units. Given that a texttype is the result of specific functional and structural relations between micro- and macropropositions, it is a multicriterial model which takes into account both the syntactic, semantic and pragmatic features of texts. How-ever, the model seems to offer some problems in establishing the limits between the argumentative and the descriptive text type. This imprecision is apparently due to the lack of distinction between the discourse potential of evaluative and referential pro-positions. This problem will be demonstrated on examples from the genre of ad-vertising material which, because of its persuasive purpose, is particularly rich in argumentative features.
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A case study of Danish SME managers ’ understanding of CSR and CSR communication conducted in the... more A case study of Danish SME managers ’ understanding of CSR and CSR communication conducted in the beginning of 2007 concluded that CSR communication in SMEs is a practice rather than a corporate strategy (Nielsen & Thomsen, 2007b). SMEs still have a
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With the increasing pressure on companies to engage in corporate social responsibility (CSR), it ... more With the increasing pressure on companies to engage in corporate social responsibility (CSR), it is paramount for businesses and organizations to gain social legitimacy through building trust and credibility towards their stakeholders. Corporate reporting is a major tool whereby they can demonstrate their transparency and their will to contribute to society. However, reporting is often addressed as a narrow and restricted discipline based on specific areas of communication like financial and CSR communication, which potentially can lead to “disconnected reporting”. The aim of this paper is to address reporting within a framework of corporate communication, introducing the concept of corporate reporting as “an issue of integration” and to discuss the opportunities and challenges of corporate reporting as a driver for gaining social legitimacy. Recent research in corporate reporting and the development of standards by distinguished reporting agencies (e.g., Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler (KPMG), A4S, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)) seem to support this position, arguing that integrated reporting is “the way forward”. Accordingly, the authors conclude that there is a need to include a broader range of aspects in the corporate reporting literature applying a strategic integrated approach by which corporate reporting may more explicitly help businesses and organizations gain social legitimacy towards their internal and external stakeholders.
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