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How to master social media algorithms and grow your reach | Charity Digital, 20 aug 2026
Uzbekistan establishes legal framework for social entrepreneurship, introduces state support | DARYO, 18 aug 2026
Why charity trustees need more than management accounts | RSM UK, 17 aug 2026
How mandatory CSR helps firms boost margins and competitive advantage | Forbes India, 17 aug 2026
Scale Right, Not Cheap and Easy | Stanford Social Innovation Review, 17 aug 2026
How Corporate Talent Becomes Strategic Governance for Nonprofits | NonProfit PRO, 11 aug 2026
What is the state of volunteer management in 2026? | Charity Digital, 07 aug 2026
How nonprofit board service sharpens business leaders' strategic thinking in unexpected ways | Phoenix Business Journal, 07 aug 2026
Can blended finance help Europe keep its social innovation promise? | Alliance Magazine, 24 jul 2026
Nonprofit Organization Management in China: Research and Practice | Syracuse University Research, 01 jul 2026
If solidarity is the principle, volunteering is its discipline | United Nations, 19 jun 2026
Nonprofit communications need systems, not quick fixes | India Development Review, 10 jun 2026

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March 2025

Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 31 mar 2025

The research study, 'The impact of corporate social responsibility on cybersecurity behavior: The crucial role of organizationally-prescribed perfectionism', by Prof. Byung-Jik Kim of University of Ulsan (South Korea) and Prof. Julak Lee of Chung-Ang University (South Korea), published in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (09 feb 2025), examines the mediating effects of psychological safety and job stress, as well as the moderating role of organizationally-prescribed perfectionism. Drawing on theories of social identity, social exchange, and the job demands-resources model, researchers postulate that CSR influences cybersecurity behavior in employees in a positive way, first through psychological safety and then through job stress as a sequential mediator. Authors also look at how organizationally-prescribed perfectionism moderates the connection between CSR and psychological safety. Read on...

Nature: The impact of corporate social responsibility on cybersecurity behavior: The crucial role of organizationally-prescribed perfectionism
Authors: Byung-Jik Kim, Julak Lee