Multi-Item Scale Development for Measuring Institutional Pressures in the Context of Corporate Environmental Action

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Prior research has shown the importance of institutional pressures in investigating corporate environmental behaviour. To date, the literature has been lacking in survey-based reflective measures of institutional pressures. This paper focuses on the development of reflective measures of coercive, mimetic, and normative isomorphism.

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