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Tensions and outcomes in corporate sustainability: The moderating role of paradoxical frame

  • 24 June 2024
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This study investigates whether organizations that embrace a paradoxical cognitive frame—accepting and integrating conflicting elements—improve their sustainability outcomes.
Companies face inherent tensions when dealing with social and environmental issues. Managing these tensions effectively is crucial, as denying them can lead to negative outcomes, while recognizing and accepting conflicts can result in positive outcomes. The research underscores the role of paradoxical cognitive frames in managing sustainability complexity and contributes to the paradox literature.

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Research funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU, as part of the PRIN Project 2022 call (DM 104 del 02.02.2022), “MANAGING SUSTAINABILITY TENSIONS FOR CHANGE”, CUP: C53D23002610001, Project N.: 20222X8L5C.

MATCH is a project funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU, as part of the PRIN Project 2022. All the contents are under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 4.0). To contact us please write to to the Principal Investigator (Valentina De Marchi) or to any other member of the team.
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