FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2969769729> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2969769729 abstract "Using two primary research methods (a) critical discourse analysis (CDA), and (b) semi-structured interviews, this study explores the corporate social reporting practice in the Arab Spring region. It examines how this practice is took place under the changing political, economic and political landscapes that have accompanied the event of the Arab Spring, and the role of culture in shaping this practice. Drawing on a novel theoretical framing to the accounting field the ‘Culture Toolkit’ helps the researcher to highlight the unarticulated social accounting’s nature of producing and organising lines of action in re-building an absent/ broken socio-cognitive scaffolding structure through navigating cultural patterns. Further, Culture Toolkit articulates the way in which growing community involvements in the social accounting practice shape and localise this scaffolding structure. Looking into the textual and media outcomes of this corporate social reporting practice via the lens of Wodak and Meyer (2015) CDA approach, I argue that corporate social reporting within a fluctuating context (the Arab Spring) is a philological spectrum in which Arab companies (re) produce their corporate images, representing stability and continuity. This practice deploys an intense set of linguistic strategies – argumentation, exemplification and magnification – to transform the corporate social reporting practice into a hybrid textual/ media space whereby the changes in political, economic and societal positions are justified. At a different linguistic level, the choice of words and grammar is crucial in constructing corporate social reporting topics and stakeholder engagements, and introducing new contents. Further, this study frames corporate social reporting as a practice that is operated under externalised cultural patterns, while it used to manage and shape the relations between the Arab companies and their stakeholders. Different forms of the corporate social reporting practice were motivated by the embedded cultural meanings in the region. However, exercising this practice under a socio-cognitive scaffolding that is empowered by political and economic ties strained these cultural meanings to produce and organise lines of action. Yet, a breakdown in the socio-cognitive scaffolding does not principally activate these cultural meanings but rather uncovers a reflexive practice that relies on the ideologies and vocabularies of this scaffolding. The activation of these cultural meanings comes as a result of realising the breakdown whereby the lines of action were no longer supported by this scaffolding. The study argues that Culture Toolkit theoretical framing helps the analysis to provide a comprehensive understanding of the mechanism that generates a demand for supporting cultural system to guide the social accounting practice as the old practice triggers a series of violations of expectation for the future." @default.
• W2969769729 created "2019-08-29" @default.
• W2969769729 creator A5042561056 @default.
• W2969769729 date "2018-12-12" @default.
• W2969769729 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W2969769729 title "Corporate social reporting in the Arab Spring region" @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1485191122 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1489673189 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1490112731 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1502101714 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1504900327 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1516667605 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1527311855 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1528113760 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1533200881 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1533859691 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1537923806 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1538322299 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1539427578 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1543166800 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1543724309 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1551420642 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1556096184 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1556413761 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1556808170 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1572302632 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1574908486 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1583677463 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1585452064 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1589259087 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1607238605 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1782017789 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1884286393 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1890228645 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1894892554 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1923501888 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1935456810 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1953772532 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1964466905 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1965245644 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1965278510 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1965341731 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1966423826 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1968470287 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1968627762 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1968758029 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1971694760 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1971715362 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1972149748 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1974043192 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1975275045 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1975438597 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1976353381 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1977715765 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1978661928 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1982125245 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1984869141 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1988312362 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1991517683 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1992721315 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1993628543 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1993663609 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1994058637 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1995372153 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1995379966 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W1998112162 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2002411611 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2002782252 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2004902659 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2006079903 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2006258183 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2007161913 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2007668128 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2007778791 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2008359842 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2008739306 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2011076544 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2014404075 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2016053499 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2016721689 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2017528446 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2018787317 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2021907516 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2022415752 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2022735759 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2023775431 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2030502096 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2030521245 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2031027261 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2032284973 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2032943882 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2035880114 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2039093144 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2043743041 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2045227489 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2045293777 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2045750379 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2045940176 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2047735993 @default.
• W2969769729 cites W2050941364 @default.

• next