Social Responsibility Journal
2005 - 2026
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2025, month December, vol 22
- Does corporate social responsibility matter? Evidence from firm innovation pp. 278-298

- HyunJun Na and YunJung Lee
- Perceived CSR and its ripple effects: understanding organisational legitimacy and stakeholder engagement pp. 371-391

- Vinod Sharma and Akhil M.P.
- Corporate social responsibility digitalization and sustainable competitive performance: the mediating role of digital capability and innovation in Egypt’s telecommunications sector pp. 445-464

- Hanan Eid Badwy, Sikandar Ali Qalati, Abdelaziz Ali Marzouk, Ammar Fathy Mousa Esmael, Eman Hassanien Taha, Mohamed Adel Abdelrazek and Asmaa Said Ahmed Al Asrag
- Leadership succession and corporate sustainability: international evidence from family firms pp. 465-482

- Donghyeok Jang and Sahar Darehshiri
- Beyond individual choice: how price sensitivity, locavorism, and convenience shape socially responsible food consumption in developing markets pp. 573-595

- Celso Augusto de Matos, Marcia Dutra de Barcellos and Marlon Dalmoro
- Retail investors’ green attention and corporate carbon emissions: evidence from China pp. 596-616

- Ziyao Xu, Zhiqiang Du, Yating Gao and Junfeng Ma
- Corporate responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence: a novel perspective and actionable solutions pp. 617-633

- Reza Vaezi
- The burgeoning trajectory of Indian gig workers: Is independence the price for minimum wages and social security? pp. 664-684

- Leesa Mohanty, Sukanya Panda, Vijaya Batth and Lalatendu Kesari Jena
- Strategic social responsibility and human rights in green exporting: the mediating role of green marketing among Thai latex pillow SMEs pp. 685-703

- Petcharat Chimakulpanrob
- Employee awareness of environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles as a driver of corporate social responsibility: a scale development study pp. 704-722

- Yu Gan and Khahan Na-Nan
- Disentangling the role of stakeholder pressure on carbon management strategy adoption pp. 789-803

- Ankita Bedi and Balwinder Singh
2025, month November, vol 22
- Exploring value systems and community engagement in indigenous black South African family businesses: a sociocultural perspective pp. 134-177

- Welcome Kupangwa, Elmarie Venter and Shelley Maeva Farrington
- Greening Generation Z: unraveling pro-environmental purchase intentions for green apparel in Lithuania through an extended theory of planned behavior, social media influence and environmental self-identity pp. 208-224

- Muhammad Yaseen Bhutto and Aušra Rūtelionė
- Intellectual capital management and sustainability performance of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 225-243

- Nicholas Asare, Stephen Bannah, Patricia Muah and Michael Effah Asamoah
- Empowering communities through service-learning: a model for nonprofit volunteerism and civic responsibility pp. 261-277

- Chin-Yen Alice Liu
- Communities: shapers or contexts for social responsibility of small andmedium enterprises? pp. 299-314

- Tomina Gabriela Saveanu, Mirabela Constanta Matei, Sorana Saveanu and Maria-Madela Abrudan
- CSR performance in global context: institutional determinants in developed, developing, and emerging economies pp. 315-337

- Hind Lebbar and Mhamed-Ali El-Aroui
- Perceived interactional injustice and knowledge sabotage behavior: the roles of self-serving behavior and moral identity pp. 356-370

- Toan Khanh Tran Pham and Thuy Thi Thanh Doan
- Rethinking corporate social responsibility and human capital integrating digital transformation and Industry 4.0 pp. 392-420

- Lorena Para-González, Victor Hugo Arredondo-Méndez and Carlos Mascaraque-Ramírez
- Exploring the interplay of CSR, employee well-being, and organizational identification in shaping employee green behaviours: a mediation-moderation approach pp. 421-444

- Sarika Jain
- The interaction between Industry 4.0 practices, distributor sustainability development and performance: a necessary condition analysis pp. 485-509

- Jenny Twyford, Elahe Hosseini, Kai Haverila and Matti Haverila
- Redefining the nutrition paradigm for a sustainable future: the meating point for a harmonious coexistence pp. 510-528

- Daniel Borer, Daniel Fuller, Manjit Singh Sandhu and Duy-Tung Duy Bui
- From corporate planning to performance: how institutional forces propel sustainability in European firms pp. 529-550

- Daniela Cicchini, Rosa Lombardi, Stefano Marasca and Salvatore Principale
2025, month October, vol 22
- Unveiling tourist transition patterns to sustainable homestays in India: a push-pull-mooring model analysis and implications for social responsibility pp. 49-72

- Shameem Shagirbasha, Angelin Vilma, D. Booshnam and Naman Agarwal
- Exploring the impact of organizational type on success factors in cross-sector partnerships: an analysis of the perspectives of business and NGOs in Poland pp. 73-91

- Agnieszka Żak and Monika Hamerska
- Beyond environmental attitudes – the effect of non-cognitive attitudes like frugality and shopping orientation on environmental behavior pp. 92-113

- Maria Csutora, Zsófia Vetőné Mózner and Gabor Harangozo
- Exploring Indian millennials’ sustainable clothing purchase decisions: a qualitative study pp. 114-133

- Mandeep Kaur, Shweta Mittal, Amarjeet Kaur and Narendra Singh Chaudhary
- An inter-comparison of sustainability performance of selected global railway companies pp. 178-207

- Jayita Saha and Jhumoor Biswas
- Preserving human relevance, as a new social responsibility of business in the AI age pp. 244-257

- Ciprian N. Radavoi
- Navigating the purchase intention: determinants of digital corporate social responsibility in the banking sector pp. 338-355

- Vivek Devvrat Singh, Jai Jayant and Chandra Dev Bhatt
2025, month September, vol 22
- The gender pay gap in the board of directors: a group-specific analysis pp. 23-48

- Álvaro Melón-Izco and María Dolores Alcaide-Ruiz
2025, month July, vol 22
- The social report as a multilevel tool in addressing institutional pressures: management and policy implications for nonprofit organizations pp. 1-22

- Nora Annesi, Massimo Battaglia, Marco Frey and Alberto Pastore
2025, month October, vol 21
- Does greenwashing dim green actions? Examining how greenwashing impacts consumers’ pro-environmental intentions pp. 2336-2355

- Muhammed Sajid, Myriam Ertz and Meera Peethambaran
- Corporate social responsibility in the Palestinian banking sector: key insights and impacts pp. 2356-2375

- Maisa Y. Burbar and Suzan J. Shkukani
- Greenwashing behavior and corporate resilience: the moderating role of government regulation and state ownership pp. 2376-2393

- Wanze Li
- Too much of a green thing? The curvilinear impact of green servant leadership on employee pro-environmental behaviour in luxury hotels pp. 2394-2413

- Boya Yang, Jo Ann Ho, Siew Imm Ng and Jun-Hwa Cheah
2025, month September, vol 21
- The influence of pastoral involvement in Liberian microfinance pp. 1857-1873

- Jesse Lee Veenstra
- Do social-conscious consumers value third-party sustainability assessment? Contradictory interpretation of corporate sustainability performance communication among self- vs other-oriented consumers pp. 1890-1914

- Warat Winit, Rawi Roongruangsee, Ratima Srisomwongse and Ek Bunchua
- EPR policy adoption in the digital age: exploring barriers faced by Indian MSMEs through an IPA lens pp. 1915-1936

- Divneet Kaur and Nidhi Arora
- The ESG advantage: how green practices boost employee efficiency? pp. 1976-1991

- Pracheta Tejasmayee, Bhakti Agarwal, Jagjeevan Kanoujiya and Shailesh Rastogi
- Understanding consumer skepticism toward cause-related marketing: the role of cause-fit congruence and contextual priming pp. 1992-2014

- Rishi Dwesar, Sudeepta Pradhan and Ankita Sharma
- Demystifying behavioural biases influencing sustainable investing decisions: a hybrid PLS-SEM and fuzzy DEMATEL approach pp. 2034-2052

- Abhijith R., Bijulal D., Suresh Subramoniam and Ravi V.
- Are environmental attitude and sustainability influenced by organizational environmental policies? An investigation with public servants pp. 2072-2087

- Edicreia Andrade dos Santos, Lais Beatriz Kruly, Jonatas Dutra Sallaberry and Silvana Dalmutt Kruger
- On the limits of altruistic investor preferences: implications for ESG and responsible investments pp. 2088-2097

- Kristian J. Sund and Johannes K. Dreyer
- Unlocking corporate sustainability: the synergistic effects of integrated reporting and ownership concentration pp. 2271-2288

- Mohamed Drira, Yosra Makni Fourati, Aida Boudabbous and Mouna ElAyeb
- Amending CSV: contingency theory for the quest of fit pp. 2289-2303

- Viateur Nkurunziza
- Climate change anxiety: a portrait of Portugal pp. 2304-2317

- Mariana Pinho
- Pathways to environmental responsibility: unveiling the synergy of leadership, ethics and HRM practices pp. 2318-2335

- Farhan Sarwar, Rajeh Bati Almasradi and Syed Muhammad Abbas
2025, month August, vol 21
- Towards circular economy for managing post-consumer textile and garment waste in India using new technologies pp. 1784-1805

- Raji Ajwani-Ramchandani, Sonali Bhattacharya, Tarini Ramchandani and Shishir Kumar Jha
- Impact of moral and exchange capital on media favourability of financial companies in India pp. 1806-1817

- Sakshi Sachdeva and Latha Ramesh
- Strengthening internal employer branding through sustainable business practices pp. 1818-1832

- Susanne Durst, Christoph Hinteregger and Jan Zöller
- Promoting the green voice of employees in the hospitality sector: the role of environmental transformational leadership pp. 1833-1856

- Shameem Shagirbasha, Neethu Mohammed and Madhan Kumar
- The resale–repurchase cycle: how consumer perceptions of gain and loss shape sustainable consumption pp. 1874-1889

- Hsunchi Chu
- Do mindful consumers matter to sustainability? pp. 1937-1956

- Dongjun Rew, Wonsuk Cha, Suji Lim and Jin-Woo Kim
- Unboxing the intention: the impact of perceived CSR activities on social entrepreneurship through pro-social motivation and entrepreneurial culture pp. 1957-1975

- Shefali Srivastava and Bindu Singh
- Emotional sensibility and corporate performance in supply chain governance: evidence from the UK Modern Slavery Act pp. 2015-2033

- Colin Provost and Tereza Capelos
- Examining corporate social responsibility activities of BIST 100 companies following the 2023 Türkiye–Syria earthquakes pp. 2053-2071

- Gokmen Durmus, Mustafa Doruk Mutlu and Mehmet Ali Turkmenoglu
- Understanding consumers’ purchase intentions for green cosmetic products: an integrated perspective pp. 2098-2111

- Kian Yeik Koay and Hussain Ibaau Ahmed
- The role of spiritual well-being in consciousness for sustainable consumption pp. 2112-2132

- Pradeep Mazumdar and Nandini Mazumdar
- Beyond surface: perceived CSR authenticity and compassion at work with mediating role of meaningful work pp. 2233-2252

- Nikeshala Weerasekara and Seshika Kariyapperuma
- ESG reputation and the possibility of energy inefficiency: does stakeholder perception conceal the adverse effects of compromised legitimacy? pp. 2253-2270

- Kuldeep Singh and Akshita Arora
2025, month July, vol 21
- Investigating the relationship between financial inclusion and CO 2 emissions in G20 countries: a quantile-on-quantile approach pp. 2152-2172

- Rozina Shaheen
- The green fog: the negative fallout of greenwashing on corporate reputation pp. 2217-2232

- Yuanxin Fu, Shaolin Wang, Shengyang Wang, Siyu Chen and Bolin Jiang
2025, month June, vol 21
- SDG reporting and sustainability performance: insights from Italian companies pp. 1657-1685

- Valentina Beretta, Maria Chiara Demartini and Sara Trucco
- Partnering for impact: how Swedish environmental NGOs characterize the impact of corporate collaborations pp. 1769-1783

- Vidhi Chaudhri and Annie Engström
- Beyond responsibility: unveiling the impact of gender and culture on CSR-driven employee engagement pp. 2133-2151

- Telma Mendes, Pamela Silva, Marisa R. Ferreira, Teresa Proenca and Ana Borges
- Tapping into values: exploration of water conservation intentions using the value-attitude-behaviour theory pp. 2173-2198

- Shinu Vig
- Sustainability culture in accounting firms: leveraging AI to strengthen green human and structural capital pp. 2199-2216

- Saeed Awadh Bin-Nashwan and Jackie Zhanbiao Li
2025, month May, vol 21
- The intersection of responsible leadership and entrepreneurial marketing: the roles of ethical climate, effective knowledge transfer and person-organization fit pp. 1339-1364

- Mohammad Hossein Khasmafkan-Nezam
- Analyze the relationship between green human resource management practices and environmental outcomes in the information technology sector pp. 1421-1439

- Sandesh Deelip Tari and Rajanala Nirmala
- Unlocking employee creativity: ethical leadership, employee voice behavior and innovation climate in the era of intelligent manufacturing in China pp. 1440-1465

- Ying Yue, Woon Leong Lin and Houng Chien Tan
- Independent director network and carbon information disclosure: evidence from China pp. 1466-1483

- Lin Chen, Fei Li, Meijun Wu and Ruiyang Niu
- Measuring “environmental quotient (EvQ)” for individuals: development of a multiple-item scale pp. 1484-1502

- Poornima Gupta, Sanghamitra Bhattacharyya and Alok Kumar
- Powering innovation through sustainability: exploring the effects of firm ESG performance on innovation volume and value pp. 1503-1528

- Jessica K. Sun and Daniel Zhang
- Does the governance of Italian-listed family firms impact the reporting of social aspects? pp. 1529-1548

- Valentina Ghinizzini, Clara Benfante, Carlotta Magri and Gianluca Gabrielli
- Tax governance as a social responsibility of the firm: evidence from the Italian cooperative compliance program pp. 1549-1565

- Anna Alexander and Luca Menicacci
- Corporate social responsibility and its influence on corporate reputation: evidence from the industrial sector pp. 1566-1584

- Laura Beatriz Bernal Barbosa, Gilberto Manuel Córdova Cárdenas, Luis Fernando Erro Salcido, Ramón R. Palacio and Francisco Ganga-Contreras
- Mobilizing consumers through corporate political advocacy: how social-focus value congruence shapes corporate virtuous character pp. 1585-1605

- Leping You
- Determinants of carbon emission disclosure among listed firms in the East Africa Community partner states pp. 1606-1629

- Peter Nderitu Githaiga
- Socially responsible purpose-driven brands in the digital era: a brand-consumer-value perspective for social learning and well-being pp. 1630-1656

- Stavroula Kalogeras and Sami Mejri
- How much is too much? Journey from compulsive buying to addiction of fashion products pp. 1686-1703

- Surabhi Koul and Sahil Singh Jasrotia
- An assessment of livelihood channels among urban workers in Nigeria: a pathway for sustainability pp. 1704-1721

- Oluwabunmi Opeyemi Adejumo
- Industry 4.0: the impact of realized absorptive capacity on environmental performance in the context of global distribution channels pp. 1722-1743

- Jenny Twyford, Osama J. Butt and Matti Haverila
- Impact of climate capacities and leadership effectiveness on organizational climate resilience: empirical evidence from UAE construction sector pp. 1744-1765

- Amit Kumar, Sushant Vishnoi, Shumank Deep and Georges Samara
2025, month April, vol 21
- Sustainable development through mega projects: the role of stakeholder perception in the case of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor pp. 1261-1282

- Masood-Ul Hassan, Infal Khakwani, Waleed Ahmad and Nad E Ali
- The co-loosening of legal knots through petty bribery as an example of symbiotic corruption in Iran pp. 1283-1300

- Hassan Ghasemi Moghadam
- Should I buy domestic food? What influences Hungarian customers in this matter? pp. 1319-1334

- Krisztina Taralik, Zsolt Molnár and Tamás Kozák
- How do family firms ensure green-innovative work behavior? An underlying mechanism and a boundary condition pp. 1365-1382

- Kalimullah Khan, Tahir Masood Qureshi and Irfan Saleem
- The impact of digital financial inclusion on income inequality amid economic complexity: a GMM and Bayesian regression approach pp. 1383-1400

- Dinh Le Quoc
- “I know the brand is better than that”: brand trust and consumer-brand identification evoking brand forgiveness after CSR-related wrongdoings pp. 1401-1420

- Md Merajur Rahman and Swagata Chakraborty
2025, month March, vol 21
- Interactions between the promotion of prosocial and pro-self values, and entrepreneurial social identities in shaping value creation aims and passion pp. 925-939

- Zsófia Vörös and Dániel Kehl
- The five tiers of corporate social responsibility (CSR): from risk management to social business pp. 940-961

- Zainal Abidin, Jalal Jalal and Akhmad Sodiq
- The readability of corporate sustainability narratives in a crisis: an analysis of linguistic features using Coh-Metrix pp. 1049-1065

- Laura Bini and Silvia Fissi
- How do firm-level and country-level sustainability governance shape corporate sustainability? Insights from environmentally-sensitive industries pp. 1086-1110

- Mohamed Elmaghrabi, Ahmed Hassanein and Ahmed Diab
- Antimicrobial resistance and the non-accountability effect on consumers’ behaviour pp. 1125-1143

- Anna-Carin Nordvall, Mirko Ancillotti, Emma Oljans and Elin Nilsson
- Greenhouse gas emissions and firm performance in India: the moderating role of environmental certification pp. 1147-1165

- Santi Gopal Maji and Meghna Bharali Saikia
- Sustainability reporting quality: understanding board characteristics, CSR committees and moderation dynamics in Saudi Arabia pp. 1166-1192

- Ines Kateb and Mouna Youssef
- Do high-pollution firm need more environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure to improve corporate performance? pp. 1193-1204

- Rosmiati Jafar and Rahmat Setiawan
- The effect of innovation and sustainability ethics on reputation: a moderating role of social media pp. 1205-1223

- Abdullah Abdulaziz-al-Humaidan
- Effects of sustainability-linked initiatives on value creation in services business: a study on global technology services firms pp. 1224-1241

- Arindam Das and Sourav Dey
- Why would businesses help homeless individuals? Machine learning insights into the motivation of business improvement districts pp. 1242-1260

- Shahryar Gheibi and Wonhyung Lee
- Can green finance and innovations promote environmental sustainability: empirical evidence from India pp. 1301-1318

- Mamta Yadav and Suman Dahiya
2025, month February, vol 21
- Gaining legitimation during environmental crises: an inquiry into the relationship between corporate social responsibility, reputation, and blame attribution pp. 1009-1031

- Vania Vigolo, Giorgio Mion and Patrícia Moura e Sá
- Ethical leadership, green innovation and environmental performance in the restaurant industry pp. 1032-1048

- Muhammad Yasir and Kainat Alam
- A two-stage data envelopment analysis approach to measure waste management efficiency within Italian municipalities pp. 1066-1085

- Angela Rella, Nicola Raimo and Filippo Vitolla
- The impact of retailers’ bankruptcy filing on consumer perceptions and behaviors pp. 1111-1124

- Xiao Tong and Jin Su
2025, month January, vol 21
- Reconciling the efficiency of Industry 4.0 and circular economy with the human empowerment of lean: unraveling the challenges and opportunities of integration pp. 429-450

- Simone Sehnem, Ivone Junges, Sandro V. Soares and Alexandre Maganda
- Unraveling the joint effect of firm and stakeholder pro-environmental engagement on firm economic rewards: an application to waste management services pp. 498-519

- Fabrizio Erbetta and Graziano Abrate
- Indian mining industry: exploring the significance of social audit in fostering sustainable corporate social responsibility pp. 640-666

- Trilochana Dash and Chandan Kumar Sahoo
- Protecting natural environment of destination through tourists’ environment responsible behavior: empirical analysis of green brand equity model pp. 704-724

- Sadia Aziz and Muhammad Abdullah Khan Niazi
- Urban agriculture: a sustainability guide for developing countries pp. 725-750

- Sini V. Pillai
- Exploring the nexus between corporate social responsibility and consumer green behavior: the interplay of corporate image, service quality, customer trust and satisfaction pp. 751-775

- HengYuan Liu, Sihan Ma, Belal Mahmoud AlWadi, Fahad Alam and YueFeng Zhang
- Unpacking role of environmental awareness in the triad relationship of religious commitment, environmental values and intentions in Indian textile industry pp. 776-792

- Sandeep Singh, Muskaan Arora, Rajinder Kaur, Amita Rani and Payal Kathuria
- Embedded-embodied consumer experiences and the limits of responsibilization theory pp. 793-808

- Robin Bankel and Cecilia Solér
- How the environmental friendliness of food delivery packages shapes sustainable customer behavior pp. 809-825

- Liu Ting and Jiseon Ahn
- The moderating role of environmental ethics in the effect of green innovation awareness on corporate social responsibility pp. 826-854

- Ayşe Meriç Yazıcı and Hüseyin Çiçeklioğlu
- MNE subsidiaries CSR through institutional lens: a review, conceptual mapping and response strategies pp. 855-873

- Vineeth Prakash
- Exploring social responsibility towards gig workers: a comprehensive review and future research directions pp. 874-892

- Bhumika Ray, Mohit Verma, Nikshit Gautam and Manindra Kumar
- Unveiling the nexus between ESG performance, climate policy uncertainty and corporate innovation: evidence from textual analysis pp. 893-921

- Asis Kumar Sahu, Byomakesh Debata and Garima Khanna
- Unraveling the relationship between ESG strategy and sustainable performance in the Spanish wine industry: a structural equation analysis pp. 962-986

- Javier Martínez-Falcó, Eduardo Sánchez-García, Bartolomé Marco-Lajara and Luis A. Millán-Tudela
- Antecedents and consequences for sustainability in Malaysian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) pp. 987-1008

- Sze Chin Chong and Narentheren Kaliappen
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