Managing the Sociology of Finance.

Cover -- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- Editorial -- Guest Editor foreword -- A sociological theory of corporate finance -- Reexamination of the insurance-like effect of corporate social responsibility -- Competition in corporate philanthropic disaster giving -- Dynamics between currency and equity in Chinese markets -- How strategy changes in different monetary policy conditions -- The long-term performance of cross-border mergers and acquisitions -- Business strategy, market competition and earnings management -- Mandatory and voluntary information disclosure and the effects on financial analysts -- The moderating effect of social capital and cosmopolitanism on marketing capabilities.

Cosmopolitanism, Monetary policy, Strategic change, Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR), First mover advantage, Cost of Equity, Information Disclosure, China-listed firms, Insurance-like effect, Corporate disaster relief giving, Corporate philanthropy, exchange rate, External capital dependence, Industrial competition intensity, Ownership identity, Chinese stock market, Long-horizon event study, Outward Foreign Direct Investment, Market competition, Cost leadership, mandatory earnings surprise warnings, voluntary earnings forecasts, Managerial tie utilization, solidarity, Financial markets, Social capital, diversification, Trust, Management, Corporate social responsibility, Corporate Social Responsibility, Fama-French model, Earnings management, Cross-border mergers and acquisitions, stock price,financial analysts, DCC-GARCH, Differentiation, hedging, Marketing capability, Top management, editorial, China, CSR, Business strategy.

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