The effect of board attributes on Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) performance / Wan Nadia Syaira Wan Adzli
In identifying and analysing of board attributes on corporate social responsibilities (CSR), many studies and theories have been conducted and tested. This research offers scientific support of the relationship between board characteristics and CSR performance. The board attributes in this study are...
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my-uitm-ir.629362022-10-23T14:29:54Z The effect of board attributes on Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) performance / Wan Nadia Syaira Wan Adzli 2021-01 Wan Adzli, Wan Nadia Syaira Board of directors Organizational behavior. Corporate culture Social responsibility of business. Social entrepreneurship In identifying and analysing of board attributes on corporate social responsibilities (CSR), many studies and theories have been conducted and tested. This research offers scientific support of the relationship between board characteristics and CSR performance. The board attributes in this study are board independence, board size and board meetings. This study has chosen a sample of Malaysian Public Listed Companies (PLC) in which a sample of top 35 PLC. The data for the period of 2017-2019 was obtained from Bursa Malaysia website and a total of 105 firm-years observations were obtained over the three-period. This study adopted content analysis from annual reports and use CSR index consists of 20 items of CSR. The theory of resource dependence applied for this study in engaging the board attributes towards CSR performance. The findings of this study indicate that, board independence and board meetings have no significant positive linear relationship on CSR performance in Malaysia. Nevertheless, only one independent variable of this study which is board size shows significant positive linear relationship on CSR performance level evidenced from Malaysian PLC. The study may provide valuable insights to the business leaders, potential investors, academicians, and future researchers to improve the level of CSR engagement in Malaysia. 2021-01 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/62936/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/62936/1/62936.pdf text en public masters Universiti Teknologi MARA, Kelantan Faculty of Accountancy Tarmuji, Dr Indarawati |
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In identifying and analysing of board attributes on corporate social responsibilities (CSR), many studies and theories have been conducted and tested. This research offers scientific support of the relationship between board characteristics and CSR performance. The board attributes in this study are board independence, board size and board meetings. This study has chosen a sample of Malaysian Public Listed Companies (PLC) in which a sample of top 35 PLC. The data for the period of 2017-2019 was obtained from Bursa Malaysia website and a total of 105 firm-years observations were obtained over the three-period. This study adopted content analysis from annual reports and use CSR index consists of 20 items of CSR. The theory of resource dependence applied for this study in engaging the board attributes towards CSR performance. The findings of this study indicate that, board independence and board meetings have no significant positive linear relationship on CSR performance in Malaysia. Nevertheless, only one independent variable of this study which is board size shows significant positive linear relationship on CSR performance level evidenced from Malaysian PLC. The study may provide valuable insights to the business leaders, potential investors, academicians, and future researchers to improve the level of CSR engagement in Malaysia. |
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The effect of board attributes on Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) performance / Wan Nadia Syaira Wan Adzli |
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