How the interplay of top management with corporate and societal governance structures explains corporate wrongdoing

高层管理人员与企业和社会治理结构的相互作用如何解释企业的不当行为

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    2078689
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    --
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Studentship
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2018 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Corporate wrongdoing (CW) is highly relevant for management researchers and practitioners because it harms both firms and their stakeholders. CW refers to corporate behaviour that is labelled as wrongful by social-control agents, such as the state, because it is deemed to be illegal, unethical, or socially irresponsible (Greve, Palmer, & Pozner, 2010; Palmer, 2012).CW refers to a firm engaging in activities that negatively affect stakeholders and are considered a violation of ethical norms. This might include, for example, financial fraud, human rights violations, corruption, or environmental pollution. CW comes at a serious cost to all parties attached. First, it harms a firm's stakeholders. Second, though often conducted with the intention of benefitting the firm, CW can lead to a variety of negative firm outcomes, such as increased financial risk or loss of legitimacy. Third, CW can lead to serious financial and legal consequences for those individuals engaged in it. In light of these harmful consequences, the question of what determines whether a firm engages in CW is of paramount importance. Most research on CW in the management literature focuses on the macro and meso levels, explaining CW through different influences in the firm environment (e.g., competitive dynamics) and through attributes of the firm (e.g., ownership and board composition). The micro level of analysis is still a "blind spot" of current research. As a result, most explanations of CW are universalistic regarding the role of managers: they implicitly assume that managers will react homogeneously to macro and meso influences, engaging in wrongdoing when certain conditions are present. Therefore, as of now, we know little about how the individual differences between the people at the top of the organizations influence whether firms commit CW. To address this, the project will examine the relationship between top management psychological characteristics, such as values and moral identity, and CW. In doing so, it aims to explore the microfoundations of CW, thus shifting the current conversation towards an important but neglected direction. In my dissertation I study the overarching question of when and CW happens. Hereby, I advance the perspective of wrongdoing as a normal - instead of an abnormal - phenomenon. Most common explanations of wrongdoing focus on wrongdoing as an "abnormal" phenomenon caused by the presence of extreme factors or distorted processes (Palmer, 2012). They explain wrongdoing as a rational choice based on aberrant preferences ("bad apples") or as a result of organizational cultures contaminated by perverse norms ("bad barrels"). However, managers navigating the line between right and wrong in an organizational context face such "significant behavioural and cognitive challenges", that it is important to consider the normal side of corporate wrongdoing (Palmer, 2012, p. 8). That means studying when and how wrongdoing happens as a result of the actions of normal, boundedly rational and boundedly ethical, people embedded in common organizational structures. Following this direction, my dissertation poses the research question of: How does corporate wrongdoing arise from the interplay of the human side of top managers with the corporate and societal governance structures that they operate in? Hereby, the human side of top managers includes personality, cognition, and the social dynamics of decision making in the upper echelons. Corporate governance structures refers to those structures that are typical in modern corporations, such as boards, compensation, and others. Societal governance structures refers to social control agents - that is, those organizations in the environment of corporations that have varying degrees of legitimacy and authority to label corporate behaviour as wrongful, such as the state, professional societies, interest groups, and the media.
企业不当行为(CW)对管理研究人员和实践者来说是高度相关的,因为它损害了公司及其利益相关者。CW是指被社会控制机构(如国家)标记为错误的企业行为,因为它被认为是非法的,不道德的,或对社会不负责任的(Greve,Palmer,& Pozner,2010; Palmer,2012)。CW是指公司从事对利益相关者产生负面影响的活动,并被认为违反道德规范。例如,这可能包括金融欺诈、侵犯人权、腐败或环境污染。化学武器给所有相关方带来了沉重的代价。首先,它损害了公司的利益相关者。第二,尽管CW通常是为了使公司受益而进行的,但它可能导致各种负面的公司结果,例如增加财务风险或丧失合法性。第三,化学武器可能会给从事化学武器活动的个人带来严重的财务和法律的后果。鉴于这些有害后果,决定一家公司是否从事化学武器活动的因素是至关重要的。管理文献中关于CW的大多数研究都集中在宏观和中观层面,通过企业环境中的不同影响(例如,竞争动态)和通过公司的属性(例如,所有权和董事会组成)。微观层面的分析仍是当前研究的一个“盲点”。因此,对CW的大多数解释都是关于管理者作用的普遍性:它们隐含地假设管理者会对宏观和中观影响做出一致的反应,在某些条件存在时从事不法行为。因此,到目前为止,我们对组织高层之间的个体差异如何影响企业是否承诺CW知之甚少。为了解决这个问题,该项目将研究高层管理人员的心理特征,如价值观和道德认同,和CW之间的关系。在这样做的过程中,它旨在探索CW的微观基础,从而将当前的对话转向一个重要但被忽视的方向。在我的论文中,我研究了CW何时发生的首要问题。因此,我提出的观点,不法行为作为一个正常的-而不是一个不正常的-现象。对不法行为的最常见解释集中在不法行为是极端因素或扭曲过程造成的“异常”现象(Palmer,2012年)。他们将不法行为解释为基于异常偏好的理性选择(“害群之马”)或被不正当规范污染的组织文化(“坏桶”)。然而,在组织环境中把握是非界限的管理人员面临着“重大的行为和认知挑战”,因此必须考虑公司不当行为的正常方面(Palmer,2012年,第8页)。这意味着要研究在共同的组织结构中,正常的、有限理性的、有限道德的人的行为在何时以及如何发生不法行为。按照这个方向,我的论文提出的研究问题:如何从高层管理人员与企业和社会治理结构,他们经营的人的一面的相互作用,企业的不当行为?因此,高层管理者的人性方面包括个性、认知和高层决策的社会动力。公司治理结构是指现代公司的典型结构,如董事会、薪酬等。社会治理结构指的是社会控制代理人--即公司环境中的那些组织,它们具有不同程度的合法性和权威,可以将公司行为贴上错误的标签,如国家、专业协会、利益集团和媒体。

项目成果

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Selfishness and Selflessness - The Importance of CEO Values for Explaining Financial Fraud
自私与无私——CEO价值观对于解释金融欺诈的重要性
The Social Construction of Organizational Misconduct: A Systemic View
组织不当行为的社会建构:系统视角
  • DOI:
    10.17863/cam.101567
  • 发表时间:
    2023
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    Pichler R
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    Pichler R
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LiDAR Implementations for Autonomous Vehicle Applications
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    2021
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生命分子工学・海洋生命工学研究室
生物分子工程/海洋生物技术实验室
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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