腐败是企业可持续发展的轮子中的沙还是油?
Diego Vazquez-Brust1, Samuel Adomako2, Lutz Preuss3
1Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth, Richmond Building, Portland Street, PO1 3DE, United Kingdom.
Journal of environmental management
|February 5, 2026
概括
普遍存在的腐败对环境和社会可持续性产生负面影响,但对加纳企业的经济可持续性产生积极影响. 金融疲软和紧张关系加剧了这些影响,而利益相关者的压力减轻了负面影响.
科学领域:
- 工商管理 工商管理
- 经济学 经济学 经济学
- 社会学 社会学 社会学
背景情况:
- 企业的可持续性越来越重要,但其与腐败的相互作用仍然未被探索.
- 普遍的腐败可以作为一种制度化的逻辑,可能与可持续发展目标相冲突.
研究的目的:
- 调查腐败如何影响企业可持续性的经济,社会和环境维度.
- 检查利益相关者压力,金融松和机构联系在腐败与可持续性关系中的温和作用.
主要方法:
- 利用了加纳242家国内企业的时间延迟调查数据.
- 从时间1的首席执行官 (CEO) 和时间2的可持续发展经理收集的数据.
- 应用了机构逻辑视角来分析数据.
主要成果:
- 普遍存在的腐败与环境可持续性存在负面关系.
- 发现与社会可持续性存在微不足道的负面关系.
- 观察到与经济可持续性的积极关系.
- 金融松和机构联系放大了负面的可持续性影响,而利益相关者的压力削弱了它们.
结论:
- 腐败对企业可持续性的影响是多维的,不同影响经济,社会和环境方面.
- 组织因素,如金融松和机构联系,以及外部利益相关者的压力,塑造了腐败如何影响可持续性结果.
- 调查结果突出了使腐败延续的条件及其与企业可持续性实践的复杂相互作用.
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