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Doing Good or Doing Too Much? Corporate Social Responsibility, Information Asymmetry, and the Nonlinear Dynamics of International Expansion

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By Mingjie Fang, Luyi Chen, Hanyin Ju
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction As a result of the profound development of global economization, many businesses have begun to view international expansion as a crucial strategic move to adapt to the dynamics of the global economy (Askarzadeh et al. 2025; Hafner 2021; Nave et al. 2024; Purkayastha et al. 2024).
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Circular Economy and Idiosyncratic Risk: A Supply Chain Network Perspective

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By Mingjie Fang, Po-Lin Lai, Zhen Wu
| Wiley Online Library Verified
M., P.-L.Lai, Z.Wu, and X.Wang. 2026. “Circular Economy and Idiosyncratic Risk: A Supply Chain Network Perspective.” Business Strategy and the Environment1–26. Fang, https://doi.org/10.1002/bse.70752. 1 Introduction The circular economy (CE) paradigm—defined by closing the traditional “take–make–dispose” loop to enhance resource-utilization efficiency—has attracted growing scholarly attention (Casalin et al. 2017; Yang et al. 2021).
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Dualistic perspectives of digital marketing strategies and sustainable performance of cultural heritage tourist sites: based on qualitative and quantitative mixed methods

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By Jinge Yao, Qiwei Pang, Mingjie Fang, Guanghui Qiao
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract In the rapidly evolving digital era, digital marketing is gaining increasing significance in shaping sustainable performance in cultural heritage tourist sites. This study utilized a mixed-methods, drawing on innovation diffusion theory, stakeholder theory, and dynamic capabilities perspective, we explore how digital marketing can enhance sustainable performance in cultural heritage tourist sites and examine the conditions that influence the strength of this relationship.
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