The Double Edge of Legitimation: The Micro Dynamics in Framing Corporate Community Involvement

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:271-276 (2007)
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Abstract

This article draws on the results of an inductive qualitative study on the microdynamics of framing corporate community involvement. Insight is provided into these dynamics by using the metaphor of a social movement and drawing on that literature’s framing perspective. Based on accounts of diverse organizational members, we identify several double edges in framing CCI as a strategic issue, and we develop a model that helps to understand why and how strategizing CCI may be controversial

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