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Introduction: Mapping the Terrains, focused comparison is employed as the main methodology: each case of Chinese oil companies operating in one particular host country will be systematically examined by the standard of the two general research questions. In explaining case outcomes, the influences of civil society organizations and h

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Determinants of CSR Commitments: A Theoretical Dimension,ical findings of CSR’s motivational factors. CSR as an academic field of inquiry has undergone profound changes, from a rudimentary subject of occasional intellectual interests to a frequently debated topic that intersects both business orthodox and social sciences. There are mainly two camps of sch

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New Investments in Argentina and Colombia: CSR, Regulatory Regime Centrality, and Openness,d receptions. Again, host governments’ energy governance structures were found to directly determine social commitments. Two important findings deepen our understanding on CSR in a holistic context. First, without stability in governing its hydrocarbons sector (as in the case of Colombia), a liberal

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Chinese Oil Investments in Venezuela: Could the Business Case Work in the Absence of Exogenous Motit of Chinese investments and was the largest provider of Chinese oil imports. The country’s hydrocarbons sector promised tremendous fortunes for oil companies. In spite of having the strongest presence, Chinese NOCs were found to be least committed to CSR in Venezuela. This worst-case scenario is ex

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Conclusions: Summary of Findings and the Way Forward,ive more definitive, quantitative comparisons given the limited amount of cases and a qualitative nature of the case inquiries. This study constructs the causal mechanisms connecting the two major independent variables, . and . to CSR commitments and performance. The other two independent variables

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