Social Responsibility Journal

2005 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof David Crowther

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2017

What drives employees to participate in corporate volunteering programs? pp. 661-677

Srinivasan Sekar and Lata Dyaram

Corporate social responsibility and behavioral intention: the moderator effect of contextual factors pp. 678-697

Ahmad Al Jarah and Okechukwu Lawrence Emeagwali

Assessing the effect of customer perceptions of corporate social responsibility on customer trust within a low cultural trust context pp. 698-713

Claudel Mombeuil and Anestis K. Fotiadis

Ownership and corporate social responsibility in Indian firms pp. 714-727

Vidya Sukumara Panicker

Corporate social responsibility: comparing different models pp. 728-742

Franciane Reinert Lyra, Maria José Barbosa De Souza, Miguel Angel Verdinelli and Jeferson Lana

Human resources disclosure among companies in Czechia pp. 743-761

Petr Petera and Jaroslav Wagner

Corporate social responsibility and corporate fraud pp. 762-779

Maretno Agus Harjoto

Financial and non-financial determinants of corporate social responsibility: empirical evidence from Pakistan pp. 780-797

Muhammad Ahsan Syed and Safdar Ali Butt

CSR and cost of capital: evidence from Japan pp. 798-816

Megumi Suto and Hitoshi Takehara

The value relevance of environmental performance: evidence from Indonesia pp. 817-827

Susi Sarumpaet, Melinda Lydia Nelwan and Dian Nirmala Dewi

Women in the boardroom and their impact on climate change related disclosure pp. 828-855

Mohammed Hossain, Omar Al Farooque, Mahmood Ahmed Momin and Obaid Almotairy

Corporate social responsibility, visibility, reputation and financial performance: empirical analysis on the moderating and mediating variables from Korea pp. 856-871

SeHyun Park

Volume 13, issue 3, 2017

How does corporate social responsibility create customer loyalty? The role of corporate image pp. 409-427

Mert Gürlek, Ertugrul Düzgün and Selma Meydan Uygur

Carbon disclosure, freedom and democracy pp. 428-456

Jonas Grauel and Daniel Gotthardt

Personal values and approach of undergraduates towards corporate social responsibility pp. 457-472

Izabela Franco, Rosamaria Moura-Leite, Matheus Wemerson Gomes Pereira and José Carlos de Jesus Lopes

Environmental claims in Indian print advertising: an empirical study and policy recommendation pp. 473-490

Mousami Prasad, Trupti Mishra, Arti D. Kalro and Varadraj Bapat

Finance or philanthropy? Exploring the motivations and criteria of impact investors pp. 491-512

Philip Roundy, Hunter Holzhauer and Ye Dai

The effect of business cycle, market return and momentum on financial performance of socially responsible investing mutual funds pp. 513-528

Karen Paul

Compensation of top brass, corporate governance and performance of the Indian family firms – an empirical study pp. 529-551

Palanisamy Saravanan, Maram Srikanth and Suhas M. Avabruth

Determinants of CSR disclosure of Tunisian listed banks: a multi-support analysis pp. 552-584

Raida Chakroun, Hamadi Matoussi and Sarra Mbirki

Transformational leadership and affective organizational commitment: mediating roles of perceived social responsibility and organizational identification pp. 585-600

Gregory W. Allen, Prince A. Attoh and Tao Gong

Corporate governance: evidence from Islamic banks pp. 601-624

Ali R. Almutairi and Majdi Anwar Quttainah

Sustainability KPIs for integrated reporting pp. 625-642

Tomoki Oshika and Chika Saka

CSR and turnover intentions: examining the underlying psychological mechanisms pp. 643-660

Richa Chaudhary

Volume 13, issue 2, 2017

Corporate environmental responsibility and financial performance: does bidirectional causality work? Empirical evidence from the manufacturing industry pp. 221-234

Mario Testa and Antonio D’Amato

Social responsibility and crowdfunding businesses: a measurement development study pp. 235-249

Shaike Marom

Corporate social performance and cost of debt: the relationship pp. 250-265

Barbara Sveva Magnanelli and Maria Federica Izzo

Back to basics: exploring perceptions of stakeholders within the Swedish fashion industry pp. 266-278

Esben Rahbek Gjerdrum Pedersen, Linne Marie Lauesen and Arno Kourula

Epistemological development of corporate social responsibility: the evolution continues pp. 279-291

Norman Cameron Croker and Lisa Robyn Barnes

Green information technology adoption: influencing factors and extension of theory of planned behavior pp. 292-306

Shahin Dezdar

Arctic petroleum: local CSR perceptions in the Nenets region of Russia pp. 307-322

Julia S.P. Loe, Ilan Kelman, Daniel B. Fjærtoft and Nina Poussenkova

Corporate social responsibility and employee engagement: can CSR help in redressing the engagement gap? pp. 323-338

Richa Chaudhary

Antecedents of corporate social performance: the effects of task environment managerial discretion pp. 339-354

Matthew T. Luth and Donald J. Schepker

An investigation of the effects of corporate social responsibility on corporate reputation and customer loyalty – evidence from the Taiwan non-life insurance industry pp. 355-369

Chen-Ying Lee, Wei-Chen Chang and Hsin-Ching Lee

Commitment in corporate social responsibility and financial performance: a study in the Tunisian context pp. 370-389

Haifa Chtourou and Mohamed Triki

Corporate social responsibility and firm’s performance: empirical evidence pp. 390-406

Samuel Famiyeh

Volume 13, issue 1, 2017

Exploring the mediating role of intellectual capital and competitive advantage on the relation between CSR and financial performance in SMEs pp. 1-23

Priyanka Jain, Vishal Vyas and Ankur Roy

The influence of the institutional context on sustainability reporting. A cross-national analysis pp. 24-47

Laura Maria Ferri

United Nations Global Compact: the unmet promise of the UNGC pp. 48-61

Cubie L.L. Lau, Cliff D. Fisher, John F. Hulpke, William Aidan Kelly and Susanna Taylor

Does corporate ethics help investors forecast future earnings? pp. 62-77

Hsuan-Chu Lin, Chuan-San Wang and Ruei-Shian Wu

Promoting a strategic business focus to balance competitive advantage and corporate social responsibility–missing elements pp. 78-94

Alan J. Fish and Jack Wood

Sustainability reports in Brazil through the lens of signaling, legitimacy and stakeholder theories pp. 95-110

Hong Yuh Ching and Fábio Gerab

How CSR and overall service quality lead to affective commitment: mediating role of company reputation pp. 111-125

Nil Engizek and Bahar Yasin

The effect of equity and bond issues on sustainability disclosure. Family vs non-family Italian firms pp. 126-142

Giovanna Gavana, Pietro Gottardo and Anna Maria Moisello

Advancing sustainable business through discourse: a conceptual framework pp. 143-154

Jeffrey Gauthier

Integrated reports: disclosure level and explanatory factors pp. 155-176

Yaismir Adriana Rivera-Arrubla, Ana Zorio-Grima and María A. García-Benau

Corporate social responsibility disclosures in Malaysia: evidence from large companies pp. 177-202

Abdelkader Sadou, Fardous Alom and Hayatullah Laluddin

CSR practices, ISO 26000 and performance among Malaysian automotive suppliers pp. 203-220

Nursyazwani Mohd Fuzi, Nurul Fadly Habidin, Siti Norhafizan Hibadullah and Sharon Yong Yee Ong

Volume 12, issue 4, 2016

Corporate sustainability reporting practices in India: myth or reality? pp. 625-641

Najul Laskar and Santi Gopal Maji

The important role of corporate social responsibility capabilities in improving sustainable competitive advantage pp. 642-653

Eun-Mi Lee, Hyun Jung Lee, Jae-Hyeon Pae and Seong-Yeon Park

Global financial crisis and corporate social responsibility disclosure pp. 654-671

António Dias, Lúcia Lima Rodrigues and Russell Craig

Corporate social and financial performance in different industry contexts: the chicken or the egg? pp. 672-686

Anni Tuppura, Heli Arminen, Satu Pätäri and Ari Jantunen

Corporate social responsibility and shareholder support for corporate governance changes pp. 687-705

Charles P. Cullinan, Lois S. Mahoney and Pamela Roush

Internal auditing and assurance of corporate social responsibility reports and disclosures: perspectives of some internal auditors in Ghana pp. 706-718

Samuel Nana Yaw Simpson, Francis Aboagye-Otchere and Ruby Lovi

An exploration of internal audit’s corporate social responsibility role – insights from South Africa pp. 719-739

Barry Ackers

Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility disclosure: evidence from Saudi Arabia pp. 740-754

Murya Habbash

The relation between stakeholders’ integration and environmental competitiveness pp. 755-769

Milad Abdelnabi Salem, Fekri Shawtari, Mohd Farid Shamsudin and Hafezali Iqbal Hussain

Investigating the influence of religion, ethical ideologies and generational cohorts toward consumer ethics: which one matters? pp. 770-785

Denni Arli and Andre Pekerti

Elderly consumers’ sensitivity to corporate social performance pp. 786-805

Chamila Roshani Perera and Chandana Hewege

Does the theory of stakeholder identity and salience lead to corporate social responsibility? The case of environmental justice pp. 806-819

Terry Beckman, Anshuman Khare and Maggie Matear

Volume 12, issue 3, 2016

The effect of authenticity and social distance on CSR activity pp. 397-414

Myungsuh Lim and Yoon Yang

Differential reporting of social and environmental disclosures between local and foreign oil companies in Nigeria pp. 415-438

Odhiambo Odera, Albert Scott and Jeff Gow

Let’s talk about firm responsibility: the perception of individual Ghanaian shareholders on corporate social responsibility pp. 439-462

Otuo Serebour Agyemang, Abraham Ansong and Millicent Kyeraa

Peculiarities of corporate social responsibility development in the monotowns in post-communist countries pp. 463-483

Inna Blam, Katarína Vitálišová, Kamila Borseková and Mariusz Sokolowicz

Corporate social responsibility and organizational attractiveness: implications for talent management pp. 484-505

Joana Story, Filipa Castanheira and Silvia Hartig

CSR maturity and motivation in the water sector pp. 506-522

Linne Marie Lauesen

Food security in Papua New Guinea: the need to go beyond “business case CSR” pp. 523-534

Fernanda de Paiva Duarte and Benedict Young Imbun

Bank social responsibility and the use of money pp. 535-544

Gilciney Ferreira and Cecilia Queirós Mattoso

Ethics of the firm, for the firm or in the firm? Purpose of extrinsic and intrinsic CSR in Switzerland pp. 545-570

Stéphanie Looser and Walter Wehrmeyer

Women workers, social sustainability and working time: a study in a cooperative guided by the principles of solidarity economy pp. 571-583

Mariane Lemos Lourenço and Carlos Eduardo Neres Lourenço

Measuring and understanding the engagement of Bangladeshi SMEs with sustainable and socially responsible business practices: an ISO 26000 perspective pp. 584-610

Md Nazmul Hasan

Does Warsaw Stock Exchange value corporate social responsibility? pp. 611-622

Jacek Lipiec

Volume 12, issue 2, 2016

Systemic corporate social responsibility: micro-to-macro transitions, collective outcomes and self-regulation pp. 209-227

Brent D. Beal and Cristina Neesham

The effect of employee CSR attitudes on job satisfaction and organizational commitment: evidence from the Bangladeshi banking industry pp. 228-246

Shafiqur Rahman, Debbie Haski-Leventhal and Mehrdokht Pournader

Effect of corporate social responsibility on nonfinancial organizational performance: evidence from Yemeni for-profit public and private enterprises pp. 247-262

Eyad Al-Samman and Murad Mohammed Al-Nashmi

Customer perception of CSR initiatives: its antecedents and consequences pp. 263-279

Samra Chaudary, Zohad Zahid, Saad Shahid, Shamila N. Khan and Sana Azar

Exclusive corporate philanthropy: rethinking the nexus of CSR and corporate philanthropy pp. 280-294

Georg von Schnurbein, Peter Seele and Irina Lock

The moderating effect of profitability and leverage on the relationship between eco-efficiency and firm value in publicly traded Malaysian firms pp. 295-306

Nosakhare Peter Osazuwa and Ayoib Che-Ahmad

Behavioral and psychological consequences of corporate social responsibility: need of the time pp. 307-320

Talat Islam, Ishfaq Ahmed, Ghulam Ali and Tahreem Sadiq

Tobacco manufacturer brand strategy following plain packaging in Australia: implications for social responsibility and policy pp. 321-334

Steven J. Greenland, Lester Johnson and Shahla Seifi

Linguistic perception of corporate responsibility disclosure: the case of Japanese Idemitsu pp. 335-347

Amir Rahdari and Udo Braendle

Estimating the hidden corporate social performance of Japanese firms pp. 348-362

Megumi Suto and Hitoshi Takehara

Strategic CSR: an integrative model for analysis pp. 363-381

António Marques-Mendes and Maria João Santos

Seaport CSR: innovation for economic, social and environmental objectives pp. 382-396

Thierry Vanelslander

Volume 12, issue 1, 2016

Framing green consumer behaviour research: opportunities and challenges pp. 1-22

Sapna A. Narula and Anupriya Desore

Profitability, state ownership, tax reporting and corporate social responsibility: evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 23-31

Bixia Xu and Tao Zeng

Organizational accountability relations:de factoorde jure? pp. 32-53

Cameron Sabadoz and Lindsay McShane

Do ethical firms create value? pp. 54-68

Khondkar Karim, SangHyun Suh and Jiali Tang

Financial firms’ social activities and how they influence their customers’ preference structure pp. 69-84

José Manuel García-Gallego, Antonio Chamorro Mera and María Jesús Barroso-Méndez

Socially responsive consumption behaviour – an Indian perspective pp. 85-102

Meenakshi Gandhi and Neeraj Kaushik

Social responsibility in the Spanish financial system pp. 103-116

Antonio Carlos Aranda Ruiviejo and Eva Maria Sotomayor Morales

Corporate social responsibility diffusion by multinational subsidiaries in Indonesia: organisational dynamic and institutional effect pp. 117-129

Melia Famiola and Siti Adiprigandari Adiwoso

Corporate involvement brings environmental improvement: the language of disclosure in Malaysian CSR reports pp. 130-146

Kumaran Rajandran

Does the stakeholders – corporate social responsibility (CSR) relationship exist in emerging countries? Evidence from China pp. 147-166

Dongwei Li, Han Lin and Ya-wen Yang

Factors determining social and environmental reporting by Indian textile and apparel firms: a test of legitimacy theory pp. 167-189

Ratna Nurhayati, Grantley Taylor, Rusmin Rusmin, Greg Tower and Bikram Chatterjee

Corporate social responsibility – from a mere concept to an expected business practice pp. 190-207

Anjum Amin-Chaudhry