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November 17, 2025Business Ethics the Environment & ResponsibilityOpen Access

Are Politically Connected Directors Greener? Evidence From Non‐State‐Owned Firms in China

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MUMuhammad UsmanMSMuhammad Abubakkar SiddiqueMJMuzhar Javed

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Overview

Analysis reveals that politically connected directors enhance green innovation in non-state firms, suggesting corporate governance impact under gender dynamics.

Key Points

  • Green innovation increases with politically connected directors, especially under female leadership.
  • Significant findings reveal a strong correlation with gender, emphasizing female CEOs and role duality.
  • Analysis covers A‐share non-financial firms from Shanghai between 2008 and 2021, addressing endogeneity concerns.
  • Highlights the importance of corporate governance in promoting sustainable innovation strategies.],

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Usman et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692509ddc0ce034ddc352279https://doi.org/10.1111/beer.70050
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