中立
操作化
利益相关者
业务
利益相关方参与
结构方程建模
现存分类群
营销
环境经济学
经济
政治学
计算机科学
公共关系
管理
哲学
机器学习
认识论
生物
法学
进化生物学
作者
Hailan Guo,Ming Dong,Christos Tsinopoulos,Mengyuan Xu
摘要
Abstract In response to the urgency for carbon neutrality and the dwindling of natural resources, a global pivot toward green manufacturing (GM) is underway. This study scrutinizes the operationalization of GM, assessing the impact of stakeholder engagement (SE) on the adoption of such practices, with a carbon neutrality environmental orientation (EO) as a moderating factor. Initial steps of this investigation incorporated a comprehensive analysis of extant literature, elucidating the tripartite constructs of green manufacturing (GM), SE, and carbon neutrality EO. Guided by the tenets of the NRBV and stakeholder theory, a conceptual framework was constructed to theoretically interlink these constructs. Subsequently, a Q‐sort pilot study was employed to preliminarily test and ascertain the validity and reliability of the proposed measurement tools before their incorporation into a broader survey. Data from 374 completed questionnaires, by managerial personnel, were analyzed using structural equation modeling to confirm the hypotheses. Empirical results substantiate that SE positively influences GM. Additionally, a carbon neutrality orientation moderates the SE–GM relationship. These findings possess significant implications for policymakers and firms within the apparel industry. By revealing the prevailing strengths and potential shortcomings in the current implementation of GM, this study underscores the imperative of robust SE and a committed EO toward carbon neutrality. Such a commitment can facilitate a more systematic and efficient enhancement of the GM process, from its nascent stages through to its complete realization.
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