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Contributing to the common good as a nonmarket strategy : studies on the psychological microfoundations of public value creation for the private sector

  • Public value has proven itself as an insightful concept through which to better understand, assess, and guide the contributions of public organizations to the common good. Corresponding to the increasing awareness that private organizations, too, bear considerable responsibility for society, the concept of public value has recently also been applied in the private sector. Following two additional current directions of public value research, i.e., shifting from a static assessment of public value to more process-oriented research, and providing incremental empirical support for previous conceptual research, this dissertation examines public value creation as a nonmarket strategy for the private sector. Therein, a framework text contextualizes three empirical papers within the nonmarket strategy framework of Mellahi et al. (2016) and its adaptation by Frynas and Yamahaki (2016). Drawing from Meynhardt's (2009, 2015) public value conceptualization, initial empirical evidence is provided to shine a light on why and how private organizations may strategically create public value. Addressing Moore's (1995) guiding questions for public value creation strategies and highlighting both the limitations of this work and the avenues for future research that arise from them, the present dissertation offers an orientation for future research on public value creation in the private sector.

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Document Type:Doctoral Thesis
Language:English
Author:Thorben Grubert
Referee:Timo MeynhardtORCiD, Fabian Christandl
Chairs and Professorships:Chair of Business Psychology and Leadership
Full text/ URN:urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-qucosa2-797295
Place of publication:Leipzig
Year of Completion:2022
Page Number:V, 174
Date of final exam:2022/05/16
Tag:CSR; Human resources; Nonmarket strategy; Private sector; Public value
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Dissertatin, HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management, 2022
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Included:
- Meynhardt, Timo, Jasinenko, Anna, Grubert, Thorben. Die Gemeinwohl-Bilanz auf dem Prüfstand der Bevölkerung : empirische Überprüfung der demokratischen Legitimation der Gemeinwohl-Bilanz.
https://doi.org/10.5771/1439-880X-2019-3-406
- Grubert, Thorben, Steuber, Josephina, Meynhardt, Timo. Engagement at a higher level : the effects of public value on employee engagement, the organization, and society. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-022-03076-0
- Grubert, Thorben, Jasinenko, Anna, Christandl, Fabian. At a distance, all is well : the intertwining relationship between system justification, psychological distance, and global environmental concern.
Licence (German):License LogoCreative Commons - CC BY - Namensnennung 4.0 International