Taiwen Feng
Biographic Data
| ID | 6586047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Taiwen Feng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Taiwen |
| FAMILY NAME | Feng |
| SIGNATURE | FENG T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harbin Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1620-7431 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Managing Legitimacy Risks in Dyadic Supply Chains
Amid growing demands for sustainability and supply chain responsibility, supplier environmental controversies may trigger legitimacy spillovers to customer firms. However, existing research has paid limited attention to whether customer firms adopt substantive strategic responses to such controversies. Drawing on legitimacy theory, this study examines whether customer firms engage in green innovation as a strategic response to supplier environmen…
Translating environmental passion into green supply chain integration
While previous research has emphasized the influence of various pressures on green supply chain integration, less emphasis has focused on the role of emotionally related factors such as passion. Grounded in a dualistic model of passion, this study investigates how environmental passion influences green supply chain integration through sustainable decision tradeoffs. It also examines the moderating role of resource bricolage between sustainability…
The Value of Looking into the Future
Transforming environmental leadership into environmental performance
According to upper echelon theory, this research seeks to explore how environmental leadership (EL) influences environmental performance through green intellectual capital (GIC), while also considering environmental climate as a moderator. We analyze the data from 317 Chinese manufacturing companies in two waves to test these hypotheses. The findings suggest that EL positively affects environmental performance via green structural capital and gre…
Supply chain transformational leadership and resilience
The global prevalence of COVID-19 has caused many supply chain disruptions, which calls for firms to build resilient supply chains. Prior research primarily examined the effects of firm resources or capabilities on supply chain resilience (SCR), with limited attention given to the critical role of supply chain transformational leadership (SCTL). Based on social learning theory, we explore how SCTL impacts SCR via an ambidextrous business model an…
Transforming digital technology stimuli into willingness of green travel
Curbing relationship conflict for achieving green customer integration
Purpose This study aims to investigate how relationship conflict (RC) hinders green customer integration (GCI) and which strategy could be developed to alleviate the negative effect of RC. Design/methodology/approach The authors use a sample of 206 Chinese firms to examine hypothesized relationships drawing on social exchange theory and buyer-supplier relationship perspective. Methods including exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor …
Why Good Employees Do Bad Things
Despite the significance of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) in the workplace, most of the existing studies have neglected its negative work outcomes. Drawing upon moral licensing theory and cognitive dissonance theory, we construct a conceptual model of the influence mechanism of employees' PEB (i.e., public-sphere PEB, private-sphere PEB) on workplace deviance through psychological entitlement, and the moderating effect of rationalization of wo…
Environmental Penalties, Investor Attention and Stock Market Reaction
Despite the importance of environmental penalties in environmental enforcement, how and under what situations they impact stock market reaction is still unclear. Drawing on the theories of expectancy violation and attention driven, a conceptual model is built to explore how environmental penalty influences stock market reaction through investor attention. Furthermore, it is explored that the air pollution and industry saliency facilitate the indi…
Sustainable supply chain finance adoption and firm performance
Despite the importance of sustainable supply chain finance (SSCF), how it influences firm performance is still inconclusive. On the basis of social exchange theory, we examine how SSCF adoption affects firm performance via green supply chain integration (GSCI), as well as the moderating effect of environmental leadership. Employing data from 317 Chinese manufacturers, we conduct hierarchical regression analyses to examine research hypotheses. Our…
Organizational unlearning and inclusive innovation
Inclusive innovation is critical for poverty eradication and literature has identified several factors affecting inclusive innovation. However, our understanding of how organizational unlearning affects inclusive innovation is still limited. This study explores how organizational unlearning affects two dimensions of inclusive innovation (i.e., symbolic and substantive) via supply chain green learning and the moderating role of green control ambid…
Green innovation to respond to environmental regulation
Although environmental regulations have been considered as important forces of conducting green innovation, how and under what conditions they affect green innovation are still unclear. Drawing from institutional theory, this study used survey data from 237 manufacturing firms in China to investigate how two dimensions of environmental regulations (i.e., command and control regulation and market‐based regulation) affect green product innovation a…
How to convert green supply chain integration efforts into green innovation
Although the importance of green supply chain integration (GSCI) in facilitating green innovation has been recognized, most existing literature constructs a direct link for the GSCI‐green innovation relationship. How firms convert their GSCI efforts into green innovation is still unclear. By collapsing GSCI into three dimensions (i.e., green supplier integration, green internal integration, and green customer integration), this study explores an …
Achieving the environmental profits of green supplier integration
Most previous studies have focused on the direct impact of green supplier integration on environmental performance, and treated this relationship as a “black box.” To address this research gap, this study explores how green supplier integration affects environmental performance via supply chain resilience, and the moderating role of knowledge combination on the link between green supplier integration and supply chain resilience. Drawing on natura…
Workplace ostracism and job performance
The negative relationship between workplace ostracism and employees' job performance has received increasing attention from academia and in practice. However, little is known about the conditions under which these negative effects can be alleviated. We investigated whether workplace ostracism simultaneously predicts in-role job performance and innovative job performance, as well as exploring the moderating roles of meaning at work and family memb…
How environmental orientation influences firm performance
Although the importance of environmental orientation has been recognized, how it affects firm performance remains unclear. Drawing on resource dependence theory, we explore how environmental orientation affects firm performance via green supply chain integration and the moderating effect of technology turbulence. We test hypotheses using hierarchical regression analysis by collecting data from 264 Chinese firms. The results reveal that both exter…
Green entrepreneurial orientation for enhancing firm performance
Influence of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration
Although the importance of green supplier integration has been recognized, our knowledge on what influences green supplier integration remains limited. Based on transaction cost theory and social exchange theory, this article develops hypotheses regarding the impacts of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration, and the moderating effect of monitoring difficulty. We conduct hierarchical regression analyses to test t…
Influence of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration
Although the importance of green supplier integration has been recognized, our knowledge on what influences green supplier integration remains limited. Based on transaction cost theory and social exchange theory, this article develops hypotheses regarding the impacts of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration, and the moderating effect of monitoring difficulty. We conduct hierarchical regression analyses to test t…
Achieving the environmental profits of green supplier integration
Most previous studies have focused on the direct impact of green supplier integration on environmental performance, and treated this relationship as a “black box.” To address this research gap, this study explores how green supplier integration affects environmental performance via supply chain resilience, and the moderating role of knowledge combination on the link between green supplier integration and supply chain resilience. Drawing on natura…
How environmental orientation influences firm performance
Although the importance of environmental orientation has been recognized, how it affects firm performance remains unclear. Drawing on resource dependence theory, we explore how environmental orientation affects firm performance via green supply chain integration and the moderating effect of technology turbulence. We test hypotheses using hierarchical regression analysis by collecting data from 264 Chinese firms. The results reveal that both exter…
Sustainable supply chain finance adoption and firm performance
Despite the importance of sustainable supply chain finance (SSCF), how it influences firm performance is still inconclusive. On the basis of social exchange theory, we examine how SSCF adoption affects firm performance via green supply chain integration (GSCI), as well as the moderating effect of environmental leadership. Employing data from 317 Chinese manufacturers, we conduct hierarchical regression analyses to examine research hypotheses. Our…
How to convert green supply chain integration efforts into green innovation
Although the importance of green supply chain integration (GSCI) in facilitating green innovation has been recognized, most existing literature constructs a direct link for the GSCI‐green innovation relationship. How firms convert their GSCI efforts into green innovation is still unclear. By collapsing GSCI into three dimensions (i.e., green supplier integration, green internal integration, and green customer integration), this study explores an …
Green entrepreneurial orientation for enhancing firm performance
Influence of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration
Although the importance of green supplier integration has been recognized, our knowledge on what influences green supplier integration remains limited. Based on transaction cost theory and social exchange theory, this article develops hypotheses regarding the impacts of supplier trust and relationship commitment on green supplier integration, and the moderating effect of monitoring difficulty. We conduct hierarchical regression analyses to test t…
Workplace ostracism and job performance
The negative relationship between workplace ostracism and employees' job performance has received increasing attention from academia and in practice. However, little is known about the conditions under which these negative effects can be alleviated. We investigated whether workplace ostracism simultaneously predicts in-role job performance and innovative job performance, as well as exploring the moderating roles of meaning at work and family memb…
How environmental orientation influences firm performance
Although the importance of environmental orientation has been recognized, how it affects firm performance remains unclear. Drawing on resource dependence theory, we explore how environmental orientation affects firm performance via green supply chain integration and the moderating effect of technology turbulence. We test hypotheses using hierarchical regression analysis by collecting data from 264 Chinese firms. The results reveal that both exter…
Green innovation to respond to environmental regulation
Although environmental regulations have been considered as important forces of conducting green innovation, how and under what conditions they affect green innovation are still unclear. Drawing from institutional theory, this study used survey data from 237 manufacturing firms in China to investigate how two dimensions of environmental regulations (i.e., command and control regulation and market‐based regulation) affect green product innovation a…
How to convert green supply chain integration efforts into green innovation
Although the importance of green supply chain integration (GSCI) in facilitating green innovation has been recognized, most existing literature constructs a direct link for the GSCI‐green innovation relationship. How firms convert their GSCI efforts into green innovation is still unclear. By collapsing GSCI into three dimensions (i.e., green supplier integration, green internal integration, and green customer integration), this study explores an …
Achieving the environmental profits of green supplier integration
Most previous studies have focused on the direct impact of green supplier integration on environmental performance, and treated this relationship as a “black box.” To address this research gap, this study explores how green supplier integration affects environmental performance via supply chain resilience, and the moderating role of knowledge combination on the link between green supplier integration and supply chain resilience. Drawing on natura…
Organizational unlearning and inclusive innovation
Inclusive innovation is critical for poverty eradication and literature has identified several factors affecting inclusive innovation. However, our understanding of how organizational unlearning affects inclusive innovation is still limited. This study explores how organizational unlearning affects two dimensions of inclusive innovation (i.e., symbolic and substantive) via supply chain green learning and the moderating role of green control ambid…
Why Good Employees Do Bad Things
Despite the significance of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) in the workplace, most of the existing studies have neglected its negative work outcomes. Drawing upon moral licensing theory and cognitive dissonance theory, we construct a conceptual model of the influence mechanism of employees' PEB (i.e., public-sphere PEB, private-sphere PEB) on workplace deviance through psychological entitlement, and the moderating effect of rationalization of wo…
Environmental Penalties, Investor Attention and Stock Market Reaction
Despite the importance of environmental penalties in environmental enforcement, how and under what situations they impact stock market reaction is still unclear. Drawing on the theories of expectancy violation and attention driven, a conceptual model is built to explore how environmental penalty influences stock market reaction through investor attention. Furthermore, it is explored that the air pollution and industry saliency facilitate the indi…
Sustainable supply chain finance adoption and firm performance
Despite the importance of sustainable supply chain finance (SSCF), how it influences firm performance is still inconclusive. On the basis of social exchange theory, we examine how SSCF adoption affects firm performance via green supply chain integration (GSCI), as well as the moderating effect of environmental leadership. Employing data from 317 Chinese manufacturers, we conduct hierarchical regression analyses to examine research hypotheses. Our…
Supply chain transformational leadership and resilience
The global prevalence of COVID-19 has caused many supply chain disruptions, which calls for firms to build resilient supply chains. Prior research primarily examined the effects of firm resources or capabilities on supply chain resilience (SCR), with limited attention given to the critical role of supply chain transformational leadership (SCTL). Based on social learning theory, we explore how SCTL impacts SCR via an ambidextrous business model an…
Transforming digital technology stimuli into willingness of green travel
Curbing relationship conflict for achieving green customer integration
Purpose This study aims to investigate how relationship conflict (RC) hinders green customer integration (GCI) and which strategy could be developed to alleviate the negative effect of RC. Design/methodology/approach The authors use a sample of 206 Chinese firms to examine hypothesized relationships drawing on social exchange theory and buyer-supplier relationship perspective. Methods including exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor …
Transforming environmental leadership into environmental performance
According to upper echelon theory, this research seeks to explore how environmental leadership (EL) influences environmental performance through green intellectual capital (GIC), while also considering environmental climate as a moderator. We analyze the data from 317 Chinese manufacturing companies in two waves to test these hypotheses. The findings suggest that EL positively affects environmental performance via green structural capital and gre…
Managing Legitimacy Risks in Dyadic Supply Chains
Amid growing demands for sustainability and supply chain responsibility, supplier environmental controversies may trigger legitimacy spillovers to customer firms. However, existing research has paid limited attention to whether customer firms adopt substantive strategic responses to such controversies. Drawing on legitimacy theory, this study examines whether customer firms engage in green innovation as a strategic response to supplier environmen…
Translating environmental passion into green supply chain integration
While previous research has emphasized the influence of various pressures on green supply chain integration, less emphasis has focused on the role of emotionally related factors such as passion. Grounded in a dualistic model of passion, this study investigates how environmental passion influences green supply chain integration through sustainable decision tradeoffs. It also examines the moderating role of resource bricolage between sustainability…
The Value of Looking into the Future
Business (12 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (12 works) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (11 works) · Supply chain (9 works) · Marketing (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Industrial organization (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works)