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Environmental Responsibility Perception and Corporate Green Strategy: The Conditional Moderating Role of Organizational Resilience and the Limited Mediating Effect of ESG Governance

A panel of 2,058 firm-years from 382 Chinese listed firms in 2018–2023 found environmental-responsibility perception associated with green strategy, with 92.2% attributed to the direct path and 7.8% to ESG mediation.

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Key findings

  • ERP was associated with green strategy at β=0.0134, p
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Why this matters globally

The study distinguishes roles for organizational perception, resilience and ESG systems while showing that ESG scores do not account for the entire pathway.

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Thai researcher contribution

A Krirk University-affiliated researcher contributed to analysis of Chinese firms; this is environmental-management collaboration, not Thai corporate evidence.

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Limitations to consider

Chinese observational data retain residual confounding and reverse-causation risk. The perception measure is not described in the abstract, ESG ratings may disagree, and the small coefficient requires scale context.

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Verify the original sources

International Journal of Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management ApplicationsRead the original article

DOI: 10.70917/ijcisim-2026-2168

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