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Development of Chinese CSR genealogy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - herefore, in host countries with high CSR institutional requirements, under the coercive isomorphism of the BRI, MNEs need to implement the high CSR standards required by the host countries (Marano & Kostova, 2016) and any low CSR performance or irresponsible behavior in host countries may imperil their headquarters’ legitimacy under the pressure of the BRI in China. On
        
        However
        
        Chinese MNEs to improve their CSR awareness, ability, and performance. On the other hand, the level of CSR improvements following the BRI depends on the level of host country institutional pressure. The positive effect of the BRI’ coercive isomorphic pressure on MNE CSR is strengthened with high institutional coercive requirements of the host country.
        
        Therefore, we argue that the positive effect of the BRI on the level of Chinese MNE CSR engagement is contingent on whether the host country has relatively strong institutions about CSR practice.
    - - it is important
      - to examine how the state-centric approach applies to the overseas CSR practice of Chinese
      - companies.