Social Responsibility Journal
2005 - 2024
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Volume 19, issue 10, 2023
- The role of CSR practices in generating consumer perceived value: empirical evidence from Moroccan banking sector pp. 1809-1829

- Zakaria Abbass, Omar Benjelloun Andaloussi and Fatimazahra Rais
- Linking CSR and organizational performance: the intervening role of sustainability risk management and organizational reputation pp. 1830-1851

- Kuldeep Singh, Rebecca Abraham, Jitendra Yadav, Amit Kumar Agrawal and Prasanna Kolar
- Green HRM and employee green behavior in the manufacturing firms: do psychological green climate and employee green commitment matter? pp. 1852-1869

- Jnaneswar K.
- Broadening the circle: creativity, regeneration and redistribution in value loops pp. 1870-1884

- Nitha Palakshappa, Sita Venkateswar and Shiv Ganesh
- Investigating the effects of corporate social responsibility on customer citizenship behavior with the mediating roles of corporate image and perceived service quality pp. 1885-1899

- Hossein Norouzi and Roghayeh Teimourfamian Asl
- Nonfinancial sustainability reporting, management legitimate authority and enterprise value pp. 1900-1916

- Arash Arianpoor, Mahdi Salehi and Fereshteh Daroudi
- Director independence and its influence on corporate social responsibility decisions and performance pp. 1917-1934

- Ranjita Islam, Muhammad Ali and Erica French
- Do countries capture their inclusive growth, sustainability, and poverty correctly? A study on statistical performance indicators defined by World Bank pp. 1935-1951

- Shailesh Rastogi, Kuldeep Singh and Jagjeevan Kanoujiya
- Understanding environmentally responsible behavior of tourists at coastal tourist destinations pp. 1952-1977

- Sadia Aziz and Muhammad Abdullah Khan Niazi
- Systematic review and meta-analysis of the relationship between attitudes toward socially responsible corporations and purchasing intentions pp. 1978-1996

- Meungguk Park, Morgan Chitiyo, Kihwan Kim and Taeho Yoh
Volume 19, issue 9, 2023
- Corporate social responsibility authenticity as a determinant of repurchase intentions pp. 1577-1594

- Yusuf Hassan, Anuja Akhouri and Amitabh Deo Kodwani
- Challenges of implementing extended producer responsibility for plastic-waste management: lessons from India pp. 1595-1612

- Dipti Gupta and Satya Dash
- Sensemaking in the construction industry: what is small-business social responsibility? pp. 1613-1631

- Nilupulee Liyanagamage and Mario Fernando
- Corporate social responsibility and international students mobility in higher education pp. 1632-1653

- S. Mostafa Rasoolimanesh, Azadeh Shafaei, Mehran Nejati and Poh Ling Tan
- Sustainable apparel: a perspective from Bangladesh’s young consumers pp. 1654-1670

- Jin Su, Md Arif Iqbal, Farhan Haque and Maeen Md Khairul Akter
- Corporate social responsibility and risk-taking in banking pp. 1671-1688

- Yingying Shao, Babu G. Baradwaj, Michaël Dewally and Pu Liu
- Fostering a culture of business ethics: a roadmap for responsible management through codes of ethics based on the experience of Spanish companies pp. 1689-1706

- Araceli de los Ríos-Berjillos, Salud Millán-Lara, Ignacio Sepúlveda del Rio and Mercedes Ruiz-Lozano
- Corporate social responsibility: a cluster analysis of manufacturing firms in India pp. 1707-1727

- Gaurav Dawar, Michael J. Polonsky and Shivangi Bhatia
- Corporate social responsibility and employee engagement: the mediating role of personal environmental norms and employee green behavior pp. 1728-1748

- Jamal Abdul Nasir Ansari and Saba Irfan
- The impact of B Corporations’ certification timing on a firm’s economic and social value creation pp. 1749-1764

- Chong Kyoon Lee, Sergiy D. Dmytriyev, Matthew A. Rutherford and Jin Young Lee
- Employee turnover and the social outreach (breadth): international evidence from the microfinance industry pp. 1765-1786

- Md Aslam Mia, Adamu Jibir and Michael Omeke
- Was CSR in our minds? The relevance of CSR in the vision and mission of Indian companies through the lens of ownership pp. 1787-1807

- Gauri Joshi, Dipasha Sharma, Monica Kunte and Shirin Shikalgar
Volume 19, issue 8, 2023
- Do positive and negative shocks of institutional quality affect the ecological footprint in a developing economy? pp. 1365-1378

- Muzzammil Hussain and Nasir Mahmood
- Corporate social responsibility and psychological capital during the COVID-19 pandemic: perspectives from India pp. 1379-1396

- Yasmeen Shamsi Rizvi and Asma Nabi
- Stakeholder engagement during COVID-19: evidence from corporate use of Twitter pp. 1397-1418

- Mahmood Ahmed Momin, Sabrina Chong, Chris van Staden and Lin Ma
- Smog risk perception, corporate social responsibility, and green innovation: evidence from China pp. 1419-1434

- Zonghua Liu, Yulang Guo, Ming Zhang and Tianping Mao
- Environmental disclosure and idiosyncratic risk; exploring the role of governance pp. 1435-1450

- Mahboob Khan and Mazhar Iqbal
- Institutional pressures for SDGs in Indian food supply chains pp. 1451-1465

- Jubin Jacob-John, Clare D’Souza, Timothy Marjoribanks and Stephen Pragasam Singaraju
- Understanding employees’ voluntary pro-environmental behavior in public organizations – an integrative theory approach pp. 1466-1489

- Sameera Mohamed Al Zaidi, Shilpa Iyanna, Fauzia Jabeen and Khalid Mehmood
- Do stakeholders’ interaction and collaboration influence CSR practice within supplier premises in Bangladesh? A managerial perception study pp. 1490-1506

- Md Tareq Bin Hossain, Mahmood Ahmed Momin and Steven Dellaportas
- A qualitative approach to investigate governance challenges facing South African airlines in the fourth industrial revolution technologies era pp. 1507-1520

- Clinton Aigbavboa, Andrew Ebekozien and Nompumelelo Mkhize
- Measuring the impact of CSR practices on customer satisfaction during pandemic: a quantitative study in the Philippines pp. 1521-1534

- Danzen Bondoc Olazo
- Sustainability reporting as a social construct: the systematic literature review within socio-political view pp. 1535-1554

- Maria Aluchna, Maria Roszkowska-Menkes, Ewa Jastrzębska and Leszek Bohdanowicz
- How does corporate social responsibility affect financial distress? The moderating role of corporate governance pp. 1555-1573

- Muhammad Farooq, Amna Noor and Nabeeha Maqbool
Volume 19, issue 7, 2022
- Who should hold the baton of aviation sustainability? pp. 1161-1177

- Jagroop Singh, Sudhir Rana, Abu Bakar Abdul Hamid and Piyush Gupta
- How does green intellectual capital affect environmental performance? Evidence from manufacturing firms in Ghana pp. 1178-1195

- Richard Kwasi Boso, Enoch Adusei and Emmanuel Demah
- Sustainable development through sustainable entrepreneurship and innovation: a single-case approach pp. 1196-1217

- Shinu Vig
- Not all CSR initiatives are created equally: the theoretical implications pp. 1218-1232

- Walter R. Nord, K. Doreen MacAulay and Jessica Lindsay Kelso
- Integrating corporate social responsibility into business functions and its impact on company performance: evidence from the Indonesian manufacturing industry pp. 1233-1262

- Esti Dwi Rinawiyanti, Huang Xueli and Sharif N. As-Saber
- The role of consciousness in sustainable food consumption: a cultural comparison pp. 1263-1275

- Jiseon Ahn and Amjad Shamim
- Supporting sustainable marketing programs: exploring relationships between cultural values, green attitudes and intent pp. 1276-1296

- Nick E. Johnston, Tun-Min (Catherine) Jai, Kelly Virginia Phelan and Natalia Velikova
- Biodiversity management approaches in small and innovative businesses: insights from asystems thinkingperspective pp. 1297-1319

- Riccardo Torelli and Federica Balluchi
- Does source credibility matter in promoting sustainable consumption? Developing an integrated model pp. 1320-1347

- Rakesh Kumar, Shailesh Kumar Kaushal and Kishore Kumar
- Perceived determinants for modifying littering behavior – a study testing the influence of perceived behavioral control, environmental factors and intention pp. 1348-1363

- Ranjit Kaur and Jagwinder Singh
Volume 19, issue 6, 2022
- Bank ownership structure and reputation through sustainability reporting in Indonesia pp. 989-1002

- Nurmadi Harsa Sumarta, Mugi Rahardjo, Kingkin Kurnia Trio Satriya, Edy Supriyono and Prihatnolo Gandhi Amidjaya
- Does board independence influence CSR performance? A GMM-based dynamic panel data approach pp. 1003-1022

- Nidhi Agarwala, Ritu Pareek and Tarak Nath Sahu
- The interrelationship between intellectual capital, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility pp. 1023-1036

- Duc Hong Vo, Loan Thi Hong Van, Hien Thi Thu Hoang and Ngoc Phu Tran
- Analysing sustainability change management in government owned companies: experiences from European ports pp. 1037-1050

- María Barreiro-Gen, Rodrigo Lozano, Angela Carpenter and Nuria Bautista-Puig
- Relationship between employees’ attributions of corporate social responsibility, organisational justice and turnover intention: evidence from a post-Soviet country pp. 1051-1067

- Dovile Valyte-Zeimiene and Loreta Buksnyte-Marmiene
- How corporate social responsibility explains salespeople’s job performance: the influence of responsible leadership pp. 1068-1084

- Sandra Castro-González, Belén Bande and Guadalupe Vila-Vázquez
- Corporate philanthropic response to the COVID-19 pandemic in China: a dilemma? pp. 1085-1106

- Hailiang Zou, Zedong Liang, Guoyou Qi and Hanyang Ma
- Gains and losses when implementing CSR: insights from Taiwanese banks pp. 1107-1122

- Nguyen Thi Thanh Binh
- A comparison of investment behavior, attitudes, and demographics of socially responsible and conventional investors in India pp. 1123-1141

- Renu Jonwall, Seema Gupta and Shuchi Pahuja
- Corporate social responsibility disclosures and profitability of Islamic banks: an empirical study pp. 1142-1160

- Naila Al Mahmuda and Dewan Muktadir-Al-Mukit
Volume 19, issue 5, 2022
- Analysis of factors affecting environmental audit (EA) implementation with DEMATEL method pp. 777-796

- Kazem Shamsadini, Mahdi Askari Shahamabad and Fateme Askari Shahamabad
- Perceived CSR motives, perceived CSR authenticity, and pro-environmental behavior intention: an internal stakeholder perspective pp. 797-811

- Tai Ming Wut and Peggy Mei-lan Ng
- Exploring intergenerational differences in the virtue of appreciation at the workplace pp. 812-828

- Naval Garg and Manju Mahipalan
- Revealing the corporate contribution to sustainable development goals through integrated reporting: a worldwide perspective pp. 829-857

- Giuseppe Nicolò, Gianluca Zanellato, Adriana Tiron-Tudor and Paolo Tartaglia Polcini
- Barriers to consumer adoption of sustainable products – an empirical analysis pp. 858-884

- Vishnu Nath and Rajat Agrawal
- Constructing CSR student self-consciousness through university social responsibility implementation: evidence in Indonesia pp. 885-905

- Lidya Agustina, Meyliana Meyliana and Hanny Hanny
- Dynamic impact of financial inclusion and industrialization on environmental sustainability pp. 906-929

- Awais Ur Rehman, Arsalan Haneef Malik, Abu Hassan bin Md Isa and Mohamad bin Jais
- Women on boards, firms’ competitive advantage and its effect on ESG disclosure in Malaysia pp. 930-948

- Wan Masliza Wan Mohammad, Rapiah Zaini and Aza Azlina Md Kassim
- The nexus between corporate social responsibility and firm value: the moderating role of life-cycle stages pp. 949-969

- Nguyen Vinh Khuong and Le Huu Tuan Anh
- Regretful or pressured? CSR reactions and disclosures of casinos in the aftermath of a natural disaster pp. 970-985

- Jieqi Guan, Carlos Noronha, Sandy Hou In Sio and Ching-Chi (Cindia) Lam
Volume 19, issue 4, 2022
- The evolution of firms’ social responsibility and stock performance pp. 601-610

- Ning Gao and Arif Qayyum
- Internal corporate social responsibility and university brand legitimacy: an employee perspective in the higher education sector in Tanzania pp. 611-625

- David Amani
- Corporate social responsibility or corporate social innovation? Two approaches towards the labour integration of disabled employees in Colombia pp. 626-640

- Sabrina Tabares
- Paradigm shift in the sustainability of water-based power sector – an application of Hydropower sustainability assessment protocol pp. 641-665

- Neha Chhabra Roy and N.G. Roy
- Green CEO, managerial ability and environmental performance pp. 666-684

- Adhitya Agri Putra, Nanda Fito Mela and Ferdy Putra
- Effect of home-country corruption on sustainable resource management and innovation pp. 685-697

- Leyla Orudzheva and Anne Sluhan
- Reconciling stakeholder demands: a social dominance perspective pp. 698-712

- Leyla Orudzheva
- Employee ecological behavior among academicians at the workplace pp. 713-740

- Khalid Farooq, Mohd Yusoff Yusliza, Zikri Muhammad, Muhamad Khalil Omar and Nik Hazimah Nik Mat
- CSR and customer orientation: a sustainable pathway towards competitive advantage? A customer’s perspective pp. 741-755

- Shahzad Mahmood and Zia Khan
- The credibility of corporate social responsibility reports: evidence from the energy sector in emerging markets pp. 756-773

- Sinem Ates
Volume 19, issue 3, 2022
- Customers’ response to mandatory corporate social responsibility in India: an empirical evidence pp. 429-445

- Aparna K., Amilan S. and Vimal Raj L.
- Unpacking the lived experiences of corporate bribery: a phenomenological analysis of the common sense in the Indonesian business world pp. 446-459

- Nadiatus Salama and Nobuyuki Chikudate
- The impact of CSR on the financing cost of Jordanian firms pp. 460-473

- Ritab AlKhouri and Mishiel Said Suwaidan
- Embracing biodegradable bags: effects of ethical self-identity on consumer buying behavior pp. 474-485

- Khansa Zaman, Umer Iftikhar, Mahmood Rehmani and Huda Irshad
- Perspectives of the academic employees on university social responsibility: a survey study pp. 486-503

- Janusz Reichel, Agata Rudnicka and Blazej Socha
- Linking ethical leadership and behavioral outcomes through workplace spirituality: a study on Indian hotel industry pp. 504-524

- Shalini Srivastava and Poornima Madan
- What do we know about CSR authenticity? A systematic review from 2007 to 2021 pp. 525-548

- Baobao Song and Chuqing Dong
- Perceived corporate social responsibility and knowledge sharing: mediating roles of employees’ eudaimonic and hedonic well-being pp. 549-565

- Rachèd Chtioui, Sarra Berraies and Amal Dhaou
- Building political capital through corporate social responsibility: a microlevel focus on the role of business leaders pp. 566-578

- Andreia Borges and Nelson Ramalho
- Toward a better understanding of social impact, CSR reporting and firm performance: a look at the ASEAN banking industry pp. 579-600

- Eduardus Tandelilin and Berto Usman
Volume 19, issue 2, 2022
- Collaborative corporate social responsibility praxis: case studies from India pp. 229-248

- Meena Chavan, Sunaina Gowan and Joanna Vogeley
- Corporate social responsibility and customer loyalty during the Covid-19 pandemic: evidence from pharmacy practice pp. 249-263

- Sahar Abbasi, Hamed Aghakhani, Shahriar Azizi, Mohammad Peikanpour and Gholamhossein Mehralian
- Integrating corporate social responsibility and quality management into the TDABC costing system: a case study in the assembly industry pp. 264-285

- Olga Vedernikova, Villie Morocho, Erik Sigcha, Lorena Segarra-Tapia and Lorena Siguenza-Guzman
- Well-being as a staged social responsibility process: exploratory testing of a new theory pp. 286-304

- Lance Richard Newey, Rui Torres de Oliveira and Archana Mishra
- Corporate social responsibility towards education and corporation performance in the UAE: the mediating role of corporation reputation pp. 305-327

- Sarah Yaseen Al Sakkaf, Sherine Farouk and Hossam M. Abu Elanain
- Drivers of support for corporate social responsibility: what matters most to Brazilian business leaders pp. 328-343

- Fernanda Sousa Gimenes and Roberta Souza Piao
- Environmental awards and their relevance to the environmental commitment of organizations pp. 344-357

- Leonardo Silveira Conke
- The corporate social responsibility pyramid: its evolution and the proposal of the spinner, a theoretical refinement pp. 358-376

- Annor da Silva Junior, Priscilla de Oliveira Martins-Silva, Vitor Daher Coelho and Anderson Fioresi de Sousa
- Fifteen years of theSocial Responsibility Journal: a retrospective using bibliometric analysis pp. 377-397

- Satish Kumar, Nitesh Pandey and Jaspreet Kaur
- CSR crises from the consumers’ perspective: a multidimensional typology and future research agenda pp. 398-426

- Guido Grunwald
Volume 19, issue 1, 2021
- The impact of the adoption of green marketing on corporate performance of non-profitable organizations: empirical study pp. 1-19

- Hani Al-dmour, Haifa Hadad and Rand Al-dmour
- Enlightened shared value: a new stakeholder approach to corporate social responsibility pp. 20-37

- Shin Han
- Employee-level consequences of perceived internal and external CSR: decoding the moderation and mediation paths pp. 38-78

- Priyanka Aggarwal and Reetesh K. Singh
- The linkage between corporate social responsibility and the main benefits obtained from the integration of multiple management systems in Bangladesh pp. 79-100

- Subrata Talapatra, Kutub Uddin, Manuel Doiro and Gilberto Santos
- Dear technology, you are not welcome: exploring ungratefulness towards technology pp. 101-113

- Naval Garg and Sarika Kumari
- Co-opetition, corporate responsibility and sustainability: why multi-dimensional constructs matter pp. 114-137

- Amit Kumar, Julia Connell and Asit Bhattacharyya
- Biodiversity reporting practices of the South African national parks pp. 138-165

- Michael Buchling and Warren Maroun
- A paradigm shift in corporate social responsibility: India’s transition from mandatory regime to the COVID-19 era pp. 166-183

- Aparna Bhatia and Amandeep Dhawan
- Corporate governance and extent of corporate sustainability practice: the role of investor activism pp. 184-210

- Nusirat Ojuolape Gold and Fauziah Md. Taib
- Women board members’ impact on ESG disclosure with environment and social dimensions: evidence from the European banking sector pp. 211-228

- Burcu Gurol and Valentina Lagasio
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