En el libro International business in times of crisis: Tribute volume to Geoffrey
Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., Bingley, Reino Unido
Resumen:
Extreme events undermine progress toward social sustainability and require an immediate response from the private sector. The authors propose a twodimensional framework (response time and the scope of activities to the various stakeholders) to benchmark firms’ effectiveness in mitigating the threats to social sustainability post-disaster. This framework allows establishing a taxonomy of corporate emergency responses. Within such a framework, the authors group 218 corporate actions from 111 companies operating in Spain during the COVID-19 pandemic into four corporate relief strategies: symbolic, selective, reactive, and supportive. The authors show how companies can use this framework as a guide to foster social sustainability in times of shock in an efficient way. Also, stakeholders can use this framework as a reference to distinguish corporate initiatives aiming to propel community resilience from corporate “covidwashing.”
Resumen divulgativo:
Proponemos un marco propósito-acción para examinar las intervenciones corporativas en la primera ola por COVID en España. El marco evalúa su diferente impacto en la sostenibilidad social y las capacidades dinámica sostenibles que sustentan las intervenciones más efectivas socialmente.
Palabras clave: Social sustainability; emergency relief; COVID-19; stakeholder orientation; partnerships; corporate responsibility
Editores: et al., ; van Tulder, R.
ISBN: 978-1-80262-164-8
DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.1108/S1745-886220220000016025
DOI del Libro:
https://doi.org/10.1108/S1745-8862202216
Publicado: 2022
Cita:
F.J. Forcadell, E. Aracil, A taxonomy of corporate emergency responsibility to ensure social sustainability post-shock, en International business in times of crisis: Tribute volume to Geoffrey. Editores et al., ; van Tulder, R.. Ed. Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.. Bingley, Reino Unido, 2022.
