International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility

2016 - 2025

Current editor(s): René Schmidpeter and Samuel O. Idowu

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Volume 10, issue 1, 2025

The three-dimensional corporate social performance model revisited and refreshed pp. 1-10

Archie B. Carroll

Our common journey towards a sustainable existence pp. 1-2

Samuel O Idowu

Fostering sustainability through a new management paradigm pp. 1-2

René R. Schmidpeter

Diversity, equity and inclusion at a crossroads: a scoping review of the characteristics of its workplace backlash pp. 1-18

Iva Mihaylova and Konrad Rietmann

Exploring the best practices and strategies of sustainable Learning Sites for Agriculture in Lanao del Norte, including Iligan City pp. 1-29

Dhevine C. Paninsoro and Pamela F. Resurreccion

Exploring the role of corporate social responsibility as a moderating factor in influencing bank financial performance in Ethiopia pp. 1-17

Wondu Garoma Berra, Misganu Getahun Wodajo, Tarekegn Tariku Ebissa, Rafisa Dugasa, Temesgen Kotin Furi and Adamu Terfa Keno

Digital business process integration and sustainability among smes: the mediating role of operational efficiency and the moderating role of credit access pp. 1-17

Dedrix Stephenson Bindeeba, Susan Atuhaire, Rennie Bakashaba and Eddy Kurobuza Tukamushaba

Stakeholder engagement and participation in environmental contexts, social responsibility and society based on a study conducted in Rome, Italy pp. 1-45

Adewole Olukorede

Manipulation and employee motivation: an unexamined relationship pp. 1-7

Borna Jalsenjak and Randy L. Richards

Effect of entrepreneurship orientation on eco-hotels sustainability with mediation of customer loyalty in Ethiopia pp. 1-13

Shashi Kant and Tafese Niguse

Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development goals for a developed India @2047 pp. 1-13

Swapnil Gupta

What is greenwashing- a scoping review of greenwashing definitions and development of the need-for- balance model pp. 1-13

Thomas Koch and Nora Denner

Segmentation and strategy for promoting benefit corporation certification pp. 1-11

D. Scott Borden and Madeline Fones

Qualitative research on the perceptions of Romanian and Serbian entrepreneurs of SMEs regarding circular economy pp. 1-11

Silvia Puiu and Milica Velickovic

Orchestration of corporate social responsibility in company law – reframing human security through education pp. 1-16

Onyeka K. Osuji and Obinna C. Edeji

The Möbius Paradigm: A transformative approach for integrating stakeholder perspectives when navigating dilemmas in complex operating environments pp. 1-19

Linda O’Riordan and Charles Hampden-Turner

Can the differences in senior leadership team & society’s orientations impact on CSR implementation in MNCs? A case study pp. 1-19

Taye Timothy Osadiya

Challenges to environmental sustainability and circular economy practices of Nigerian small and medium enterprises pp. 1-22

Adebimpe Adesua-Lincoln

Volume 9, issue 1, 2024

Assessing the impact of corporate social responsibility communication on nonprofit organisations in South Africa pp. 1-10

Sabryna Joanne Tsinga-Mambadja, Hilda Bongazana Dondolo and David Pieter Conradie

Morality matters: social psychological perspectives on how and why CSR activities and communications affect stakeholders’ support - experimental design evidence for the mediating role of perceived organizational morality comparing WEIRD (UK) and non-WEIRD (Russia) country pp. 1-12

Tatiana Chopova, Naomi Ellemers and Elena Sinelnikova

Bibliometric study on organizational resilience: trends and future research agenda pp. 1-12

David Mhlanga and Mufaro Dzingirai

Board gender diversity and corporate social responsibility pp. 1-29

Yuan Chang, Kun-Tsung Wu, Shu-Hui Lin and Chia-Jung Lin

Assessment of corporate social responsibility practices in selected public libraries in South-West and North-Central, Nigeria pp. 1-17

Ismail Olatunji Adeyemi, Boluke Favour Abiona, Adetunji Idris Adebisi, Khudro Iyabo Ishola and Halleluyah David Ogunlowo

The role of internal CSR in guiding the digitalisation of work pp. 1-17

Lea Wolf, Ronny Ehlen, Mona-Maria Bardmann, Caroline Ruiner, Julia Lanzl, Manfred Schoch and Henner Gimpel

Developing indicators for the social benefits of university-industry collaborations pp. 1-17

Irina Ervits

Identifying transitions in corporate sustainability reporting: a content analysis of JSE/FTSE multinational sustainability reports from 2016 to 2021 pp. 1-23

Liesel Kassier

‘Leveraging on CSR as a tool of brand communication based on consumer’s perception with extrapolation from a novel 3-factor model pp. 1-23

Olukorede Adewole

Do companies walk the talk? Commitments and actions in global supply chain labor standards pp. 1-23

Sarah Vandenbroucke, Helen Pluut, Yvonne Erkens and Jaroslaw Kantorowicz

Translating brand reputation into equity from the stakeholder’s theory: an approach to value creation based on consumer’s perception & interactions pp. 1-39

Olukorede Adewole

Navigating the myriad of corporate quality standards: a CSR and stakeholder perspective pp. 1-13

William J. Ritchie, Scott Gallagher, Steven A. Melnyk and Ali Shahzad

Corporate (social) responsibility in state-business relations from the perspective of critical state theory: a historical case of early modern China pp. 1-13

Xu Kang

Corporate social responsibility, sustainable environmental practices and green innovation; perspectives from the Ghanaian manufacturing industry pp. 1-11

Emmanuel Jeffrey Dzage, Muhammad Rizwan Hussain, Paul Opuni Dapaah and Yussif Mustapha

Investigating the potential domino effect of a dazzling fiscal-period on CSR performance: a luxury brand scenario pp. 1-14

Abhinav Karthikeyan Ravichandran and Rashmi Singh

Stakeholders, stakeholder theory and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) pp. 1-14

Hart O. Awa, Willie Etim and Enyinda Ogbonda

The need for social equality from emerging patterns in business and costs towards environmental sustainability in a new paradigm shift pp. 1-28

Olukorede Adewole

Volume 8, issue 1, 2023

Correction: When and where does it pay to be green? – A look into socially responsible investing and the cost of equity capital pp. 1-1

Yanbing Wang, Michael S. Delgado and Jin Xu

When and where does it pay to be green? – A look into socially responsible investing and the cost of equity capital pp. 1-23

Yanbing Wang, Michael S. Delgado and Jin Xu

Is capital structure associated with corporate social responsibility? pp. 1-20

Shu-Chen Hsu, Kun-Tsung Wu, Qing Wang and Yuan Chang

Challenges of CSR in Sub-Saharan Africa: clarifying the gaps between the regulations and human rights issues pp. 1-9

Achille Gildas Ndong Ntoutoume

Synthesising synergies between CSR and BHR for corporate accountability: an integrated approach pp. 1-15

Mallika Tamvada

How Corporate Sociopolitical Activism (CSA) impacts portfolio allocations: an experiment pp. 1-11

Shane Enete and Tim Sturr

Corporate social responsibility communication in the ICT sector: digital issues, greenwashing, and materiality pp. 1-25

Jordan Famularo

Towards a definition of sustainable banking - a consolidated approach in the context of guidelines and strategies pp. 1-26

Markus Riegler

Responsible government and responsible business: the challenge of harnessing CSR in a new epoch pp. 1-10

Ian Taylor

Volume 7, issue 1, 2022

Sustainability performance indicator trends: a Canadian industry-based analysis pp. 1-17

Michel Coulmont, Sylvie Berthelot and Vincent Gagné

Wheat and chaff: the degree to which strategic management principles are integrated within corporate social responsibility reporting among large Canadian firms pp. 1-17

Mark Fuller

Corporate social responsibility. A strategy for social and territorial sustainability pp. 1-11

Letizia Carrera

How does CSR of food company affect customer loyalty in the context of COVID-19: a moderated mediation model pp. 1-10

N. Zhang

New corporate social responsibility brand evaluation in a developing country: Uzbekistan pp. 1-15

Zamira Ataniyazova, Barry A. Friedman and Prabha Kiran

ESG in the boardroom: evidence from the Malaysian market pp. 1-15

Kamilah Kamaludin, Izani Ibrahim, Sheela Sundarasen and Faizal Ova

Issues emanating from business impact on climate, environmental sustainability and CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility): steps towards pragmatism in extant realities”: “Brand translation to equity from ‘CSR as a potential tool in climate change mitigation and enhancing financial performances in organizations pp. 1-18

Olukorede Adewole