Sensemaking of environmental commitment: a socio-historical contextualization of post-Soviet managers’ views

The different social contexts and historical backgrounds of countries in which companies operate may influence how their managers understand apply the concept environmental commitment. Thus, understanding commitment post-communist societies Central Eastern Europe can be expected to from Western markets. This study sheds light on these issues by analyzing managerial stories about Russia. It explains managers’ sensemaking is shaped Soviet socio-historical context. contributes limited literature provides a link between research, thus responding recent calls for clarification microfoundations corporate responsibility.