Green intellectual capital and ambidextrous green innovation: The impact on environmental performance
Monash University Malaysia · RMIT University
Abstract
Abstract This study relies on a unique synthesis of ambidexterity theory and the natural resource orchestration approach to investigate how green intellectual capital elements, namely green human, structural, and relational capital, along with ambidextrous green innovation, trigger a synergy in favor of environmental performance. In particular, this paper primarily aims to test the mediating role of ambidextrous green innovation in the relationship between green intellectual capital and environmental performance. Based on a survey of 105 Iranian public listed companies, the results indicate that green intellectual capital elements are not directly associated with environmental performance. Instead, they…
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4Topics & keywords
- Intellectual capital
- Ambidexterity
- Orchestration
- Business
- Industrial organization
- Green innovation
- Knowledge management
- Environmental economics
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure