Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility
2021 - 2025
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Volume 34, issue 4, 2025
- Framing consumer empowerment in the digital economy: From networks and engagement toward sustainable purchase pp. 1011-1032

- Elena‐Mădălina Vătămănescu, Elena Dinu, Patrizia Gazzola and Dan‐Cristian Dabija
- Stakeholder engagement processes for the made in Italy small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises: Value co‐creation in the stakeholder network pp. 1033-1050

- Daniele Giordino, Ciro Troise, Wim Vanhaverbeke and Francesca Culasso
- Trust and control dynamics in buyer–supplier relationships: The case of organic honey certification in Cuba pp. 1051-1068

- Maren Busch and Christian Herzig
- Stakeholder engagement in managing systemic risk management pp. 1069-1085

- Francesca Iandolo, Antonio La Sala, Lorenzo Turriziani and Francesco Caputo
- Returnee executives and corporate fraud: Evidence from China pp. 1086-1105

- Ping Zeng, Ge Ren and Xi Zhong
- Assessing the influence of organisational citizenship behaviour towards environment on economic cost performance in UAE hotels pp. 1106-1120

- Rekha Pillai, Aminul Islam, Parul Kumar and Hamza Almustafa
- Assessing digital capability for twin transition and profitability: From firm and people perspectives with leadership support as moderator pp. 1121-1140

- Bindu Singh, Anugamini Priya Srivastava, Sheshadri Chatterjee, Pavol Durana and Tomas Kliestik
- The impact of green brand trust repair strategies on trust repair after greenwashing: From a brand legitimacy perspective pp. 1141-1155

- Yi Zhou, Wei Zhang and Yu Feng
- Unveiling sustainability: Tech‐infused governance and ESG performance in textile industry pp. 1156-1170

- Naiping Zhu, Jinlan Yang and Andrew Osei Agyemang
- Impact of ownership structure and cross‐listing on the role of female audit committee financial experts in mitigating earnings management pp. 1171-1187

- Bilal, Francisca Ezeani, Muhammad Usman, Bushra Komal and Ali Meftah Gerged
- Sustainable supply chains – Designing a requisite holistic model pp. 1188-1200

- Igor Perko, Giovanna del Gaudio and Vojko Potocan
- Exploring stakeholder engagement network behavior: Strategic and managerial implications for corporate social responsibility pp. 1201-1224

- Roberto Linzalone, Salvatore Ammirato, Alberto Michele Felicetti, Vincenzo Corvello and Francesco Santarsiero
- Can corporate social responsibility reduce customer mistreatment? A contingent dual‐process model pp. 1225-1238

- Xiaojun Zhan, Na Lu, Weipeng Lin, Wenhao Luo and Xixia Zhang
- The role of organizational culture and structure in implementing sustainability initiatives pp. 1239-1254

- Berina Jaganjac, Kathrine Wallevik Hansen, Henriette Lunde and John A. Hunnes
- How does green entrepreneurial orientation improve enterprises' sustainable performance? Evidence from agricultural sector in China pp. 1255-1277

- Xiu‐e Zhang, Yijing Li and Xinyu Teng
- Examining the competing demands of business and sustainability: What do corporate sustainability discourses reveal? pp. 1278-1299

- Riikka Tapaninaho
- Unveiling the impact of territorial and network embeddedness on circular economy adoption in cooperatives pp. 1300-1315

- Chiara De Bernardi, Filippo Corsini, Nora Annesi and Marco Frey
- Do independent directors inform the share of CSR criteria in executive compensation? Moderating effect of gender diversity pp. 1316-1327

- Mohamed Khenissi, Amal Hamrouni and Nadia Ben Farhat
- The moral dark side of entrepreneurial leadership: How it leads to employee creative unethicality pp. 1328-1340

- Sijia Zhao, Lingfeng Yi and Ya Xi Shen
- Unmasking luxury consumption and its psychology: An experimental approach to understanding the motivations behind ethical and sustainable brand preferences pp. 1341-1362

- Tahir Islam, Vikas Arya, Ali Ahmad Bodla, Rosa Palladino and Armando Papa
- Guiding sustainable growth: The interplay between CEO trustworthiness, managerial ability, and green innovation pp. 1363-1381

- Muhammad Jameel Hussain, Umair Bin Yousaf, Muhammad Umar, Syed Tauseef Ali and Tian Gaoliang
- Performance pressure and annual report text manipulation: Evidence from China pp. 1382-1398

- Yanxi Li, Delin Meng and Lan Wang
- How and when employees' attributions of their employers' CSR activities affect their extra‐role work behavior pp. 1399-1411

- Carmen Castro‐Casal, Guadalupe Vila‐Vázquez and Romina García‐Chas
- A business ethics perspective on constructive deviant behavior in organizations: A literature review and an integrated framework proposal pp. 1412-1431

- Irina‐Alina Popescu, Antonio Cimino and Ilda Maria Coniglio
- How to have the best of both worlds: Value‐based decision‐making through stakeholder value trade‐offs pp. 1432-1449

- Aveed Raha and Seyed Hosein Kazemi
- Can environmental tax promote green M&A in emerging market firms? Evidence from China's heavy polluters pp. 1450-1474

- Deli Wang, Yan Wang and Minxian Zhou
- Perceived greenwashing and employee green behavior: The roles of green organizational identity and self‐serving leadership pp. 1475-1486

- Yufei Ma, Shuming Zhao, Jiaxi Chen, Chenhong Hu and Jiaojiao Qu
- Mapping business ethics and society: A systematic journey into research and way forward pp. 1487-1503

- Vinod Kumar, Sachin Kumar, Ranjan Chaudhuri, Sheshadri Chatterjee and Demetris Vrontis
- How does leader self‐sacrifice lead to employees' unethical pro‐organizational behavior? A moderated mediation model pp. 1504-1515

- Hao Ji, Shenjiang Mo and Yi Su
- How climate change and modern slavery interact in the supply chain: A conceptual model development through a systemic review pp. 1516-1539

- Yuxin Wang and Maryam Lotfi
- Assessing the influence of ESG washing on bank reputational exposure: A cross‐country analysis pp. 1540-1560

- Valeria Venturelli, Alessia Pedrazzoli, Daniela Pennetta and Gennaro De Novellis
- A technology‐enabled framework for stakeholder engagement in a destination management system: Evidence from DMS Puglia pp. 1561-1575

- Piera Buonincontri, Roberto Micera and Ornella Papaluca
- An exploration of cooperative stakeholder engagement and risk‐taking behavior in privately held family firms pp. 1576-1591

- Yoo Na Youm, Jennifer J. Griffin and Andrew Bryant
- Toward a contemporary understanding of organizational trust in socio‐economic systems: Connecting theoretical perspectives of the management and business ethics literature pp. 1592-1620

- Erik van Rietschoten and Koen van Bommel
- Evaluation of Taiwan's IC industry production and market efficiencies under the consideration of corporate social responsibility pp. 1621-1641

- Tai‐Yu Lin, Hsiao‐Wen Chiang, Yung‐Ho Chiu, Tzu‐Han Chang and Chung‐Tzer Liu
- Culture matters: Cultural variability in corporate codes of conduct as a means to foster organizational legitimacy pp. 1642-1661

- Daniel Wolfgruber and Sabine Einwiller
- Managerial decision horizon and corporate greenwashing: Evidence from China pp. 1662-1683

- Jinyue Yu, Qiang Qiu and Yuyang Qiao
- Genuine CSR motive and organizational attractiveness: The effects of a Company's inconsistent CSR behaviors on moral jobseekers pp. 1684-1698

- Kihyon Kim, JiHoon Jhang and Se‐Hyung Oh
- ESG and overcapacity governance evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 1699-1712

- Dingyu Ou, Siyao Hou and Fenfang Zhou
- Unraveling the smokescreen of ESG disclosure debate: Shedding light on excessive ESG disclosure and economic risk pp. 1713-1729

- Imen Khanchel and Naima Lassoued
- Are listed SMEs ready for the corporate sustainability reporting directive? Evidence from Italy pp. 1730-1741

- Simone Pizzi and Lorenzo Coronella
- The curvilinear effect of environmental, social, and governance performance on stock price crash risk in China pp. 1742-1767

- Xiaohua Zhou, Yi Yang and Haitao Zhang
- Impact of female directors' foreign experience on green innovation: Evidence from China pp. 1768-1786

- Muhammad Jameel Hussain, Tian Gaoliang, Khalil Hussain, Adeeb Alhebri and Fadoua Kouki
- Cost of debt financing, stock returns, and corporate strategic ESG disclosure: Evidence from China pp. 1787-1812

- Wenjiao Wang, Ziyuan Sun, Yuting Dong and Longyu Zhang
- Can Chinese‐style trade unions promote corporate philanthropy? A stakeholder theory perspective pp. 1813-1830

- Yadong Cui, Su Xu, Yaohui Jiang, Zhaowen Zhang and Haoyu Hu
- Connecting the dots in green food purchasing behavior literature: A system thinking approach for systematic literature reviews pp. 1831-1859

- Alberto Michele Felicetti, Roberto Linzalone, Serena Filippelli and Barbara Bigliardi
- ESG pay and corporate social irresponsibility: Does culture matter? pp. 1860-1885

- Maria Roszkowska‐Menkes
- Business ethics, law and zemiology: The criminology of social and environmental harm pp. 1886-1896

- Robin Klimecki and Martin Parker
- Organizational ethical pressure as a threat to employee health: The buffering roles of ethical leadership and employee ethical efficacy pp. 1897-1912

- Zhen Wang and Sean T. Hannah
- Counter‐hegemonic ethics for sustainable business pp. 1913-1927

- Joshua Hurtado Hurtado, Pasi Heikkurinen, Toni Ruuska, Sophia E. Hagolani‐Albov and Kari Koppelmäki
- Enhancing value creation through stakeholder engagement in sustainable mega‐events: The case of Expo 2020 Dubai legacy pp. 1928-1941

- Sara Moggi, Fabietti Giacomo and Isonni Elisa
- Toward sustainable smart agriculture in a developing country: An empirical analysis of green firms determinants pp. 1942-1965

- Marco Savastano, Altaf Hussain Samo, Uzair Abdullah and Nicola Cucari
- Ethical Ramifications of the Dark Side of Business Practices in the International Business Area pp. 1966-1972

- Nebojsa S. Davcik, Piyush Sharma and Stefan Markovic
- Green Consumption Values and Environmental Concerns Nexus: The Moderating Role of Buying Involvement in Organic Food Consumption in Pakistan pp. 1973-1997

- Abdul Majeed, Rizwan Qaiser Danish and Abdul Rasheed
- Publics' Expectation Toward Ethical Leadership and Ethical Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Evidence From the U.S. and South Korea pp. 1998-2012

- Keonyoung Park and Hyejoon Rim
- Ethical Leadership as a Driver of Supervisor Technical and Social Effectiveness: A Triple Helix for Cultivating Employees' Sense of Purpose pp. 2013-2033

- Hussam Al Halbusi, Pablo Ruiz‐Palomino, Jorge Linuesa‐Langreo and Germán Scalzo
- Are Good Leaders Also Green Leaders? Differentiating Established and Environmental Leadership Styles, Their Antecedents, and Predictive Validity for Corporate Environmental Responsiveness pp. 2034-2047

- Philipp Schäpers, Tabea Guntermann, Henrik Heinemann and Franz W. Mönke
- Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Shifting From Optional Due Diligence to Mandatory Duty pp. 2048-2055

- Emilene Leite, Nikolina Koporcic and Stefan Markovic
- Dual Social Responsibility: The Pathway Effects and Mechanisms of Benevolent and Malevolent Actions on Firm Performance pp. 2056-2074

- Hong Zhang and Lei Zhang
- Ethics and Entrepreneurship: How Recent Unanticipated Externalities Change the Scope A Bibliometric Analysis and Research Agenda pp. 2075-2096

- Issam Mejri, Séverine Le Loarne Lemaire, Gael Bertrand, Adnan Maalaoui and Thomas Maran
- Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Dialogue: Bypassing Elected Staff Representatives? pp. 2097-2114

- Fanny Bastian, Rachel Bocquet and Nicolas Poussing
- The Impact of TMT Stability on Firms' Sustainable Development: ESG Scores as a Constraint or Catalyst for Chinese Heavy‐Polluting Firms? pp. 2115-2136

- Yan Zhou, Jing Xiao, Hailin Lan and Fuli Zhou
- Institutional Imprinting as a Source of Managerial Attention Priority: A Behavioral Theory of Hybrid Organizations pp. 2137-2157

- Heng Zhang and Binglin Gong
- Examining the Impact of Leadership Coaching Behavior on Team‐Level Knowledge Creation and Environmental Performance: A Social Exchange Theory Perspective pp. 2158-2172

- Naseer Abbas Khan, Waseem Bahaudur, Maria Akhtar, Robin Maialeh and Natayla Pravdina
- Ethical Leadership: A Bibliometric Review and Research Framework with Methodological Implications pp. 2173-2186

- Viktoria Pletz, Victor Tiberius and Natanya Meyer
- Research on Corporate Social Responsibility in Public Relations: A Hybrid Review Through Topic Modeling Analysis and Way Forward pp. 2187-2209

- Fatih Çelik, Mehmet Ali Koseoglu and Blend Ibrahim
- Environmental Ethics Unveiled: Navigating the Nexus Between Government Divestiture and Environmental Investment pp. 2210-2225

- Farman Ullah Khan, Sajid Ullah, Fawad Rauf, Junrui Zhang and Daniela Harangus
- CSR Authenticity During Disruptive Events: Exploring Social Media Evaluations of Tesla's Ventilator Initiative in Response to COVID‐19 pp. 2226-2242

- Saud Nasser Albusaidi, Tijs van den Broek and Kees Boersma
- CEO Ability and ESG Responsibility Fulfillment pp. 2243-2258

- Lin Liang and Yan Li
- Influence of Corporate Digital Responsibility on Financial Performance: The Mediating Role of Firm Reputation pp. 2259-2273

- Stephen Oduro, Leul Girma Haylemariam and Rana Muhammad Umar
- Can Platform Leadership Drive Twin Transitions in Greening SMEs? Exploring the Nexus Between AI Infrastructure Flexibility, Information Effects, and Green Sustainable Practices pp. 2274-2292

- Khalid Mehmood, Ataullah Kiani, Hina Rehman, Safiya Mukhtar Alshibani and Patrice Piccardi
- How Much Does the Business Development of Circular Eco‐Efficient Practices Improve by Shaking Stakeholders up? pp. 2293-2308

- Concepción Garces‐Ayerbe, Pilar Rivera‐Torres and Aurore Darmandieu
- Are Corporations Like Psychopaths? Lessons On Moral Responsibility From Rio Tinto's Juukan Gorge Disaster pp. 2309-2320

- Anne Schwenkenbecher
- Birds of a Feather Flock Together: The Impact of Top Management Team Faultlines on Environmental, Social, and Governance Performance pp. 2321-2338

- Hai Huang and Shengbin Hao
- “Sticking to One's Post” or “Backing the Right Captain”?—The Impact of Corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance Performance on Employee Turnover pp. 2339-2355

- Shengshi Zhou
- Environmental Concern of Owner‐Managers and Environmental Practices of SMEs: A Typology Considering Size and Sector‐Specific Environmental Regulations pp. 2356-2372

- Anthony Vandersteene
- High‐Speed Rail Opening and Corporate Environmental Responsibility Performance: Analysis of Talent Aggregation and Supervisory Pressure pp. 2373-2389

- Kun Luo, Xiaoya Liu, Xiaolu Wang and Lei Ye
- How Has the COVID‐19 Crisis Affected the Link Between ESG Disclosure and Firm Value? A Two‐Level Analysis of European Listed Companies pp. 2390-2407

- Aziza Garsaa
- How and When Does Unethical Pro‐Organizational Behavior Lead to Organizational Deviance? A Moderated Dual‐Path Model pp. 2408-2422

- Taolin Wang, Hao Qu, Guanglei Zhang, Hao Zhou, Fengwen Chen and Yong Zhang
Volume 34, issue 2, 2025
- Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure, earnings management and cash holdings: Evidence from a European context pp. 295-308

- Isam Saleh, Malik Abu Afifa and Abdallah Alkhawaja
- Corporate social responsibility in times of social distancing: Evidence from China pp. 309-327

- Md Jahidur Rahman, Qi Wu and Hongtao Zhu
- Measuring machinewashing under the corporate digital responsibility theory: A proposal for a methodological path pp. 328-346

- Francesca Bernini, Paola Ferretti, Cristina Gonnella and Fabio La Rosa
- Stakeholder engagement for sustainable value co‐creation: Evidence from made in Italy SMEs pp. 347-361

- Michela Matarazzo, Stephen Oduro and Alessandro Gennaro
- Socially responsible purchasing (SRP) in the supply chain industry: Meanings and influences pp. 362-376

- Titilayo Ogunyemi, Emmanuel Adegbite, Franklin Nakpodia, Kemi Yekini and Angela Ayios
- Scaling circular economy business models: A capability perspective pp. 377-389

- Aurélien Acquier, Valentina Carbone and Cécile Ezvan
- Fostering circular economy through open innovation: Insights from multiple case study pp. 390-408

- Francesco Antonio Perotti, Augusto Bargoni, Paola De Bernardi and Zoltan Rozsa
- Team ethical culture as a coupling mechanism between a well‐implemented organizational ethics program and the prevention of unethical behavior in teams pp. 409-422

- Guillem C. Cabana and Muel Kaptein
- Moral licensing effect of work engagement: The role of psychological entitlement and relationship conflict with supervisors pp. 423-436

- Lianghua Zhang and Yongli Wang
- Firm's emission reduction effectiveness and the influence of the five institutional dimensions of the quintuple helix model: European evidence pp. 437-455

- Carmelo Reverte, Jennifer Martínez‐Ferrero and Emma García‐Meca
- Antecedents of electric vehicle purchasing behaviors: Evidence from Türkiye pp. 456-472

- Veland Ramadani, Barış Armutcu, Nail Reshidi, Ahmet Tan and Ercan İnce
- Fostering pro‐environmental behavior at work: A self‐determination theory perspective pp. 473-488

- Matus Maco and Jimin Kwon
- Not all faultlines are created equal: The heterogeneous impact of TMT faultlines on a firm's ESG disclosure pp. 489-506

- Chao Pan, Xin Su and Xi Zhong
- Monetary wisdom: Can yoking religiosity (God) and the love of money (mammon) in performance and humane contexts inspire honesty? The Matthew Effect in Religion pp. 507-527

- Yuh‐Jia Chen, Velma Lee and Thomas Li‐Ping Tang
- Constructing a social responsibility system for professional sports clubs based on the perspective of China pp. 528-540

- Xiannan Yang, Hongyu Lu, Junren Cai and Shaojie Zhang
- Sustainable supply chain governance: A literature review pp. 541-564

- Linh Thuy Nguyen and Rob Zuidwijk
- Comparative study of socially responsible consumption measurement in three Latin American countries pp. 565-580

- Lida Esperanza Villa‐Castaño, Jesús Perdomo‐Ortiz, Sebastián Dueñas‐Ocampo and William Fernando Durán León
- How can sustainable business models distribute value more equitably in global value chains? Introducing “value chain profit sharing” as an emerging alternative to fair trade, direct trade, or solidarity trade pp. 581-601

- Elizabeth A. Bennett and Janina Grabs
Volume 34, issue 1, 2025
- How open innovation can improve companies' corporate social responsibility performance? pp. 1-16

- Serena Strazzullo, Roberto Mauriello, Vincenzo Corvello, Livio Cricelli and Michele Grimaldi
- Creating organizational value and sustainability through green HR practices: An innovative approach with the moderating role of top management support pp. 17-31

- Sheshadri Chatterjee, Ranjan Chaudhuri and Demetris Vrontis
- Technology, capitalism, and the social contract pp. 32-42

- Philip Stiles, Eleanor Toye Scott and Pradeep Debata
- Examining the role of knowledge sharing among stakeholders and firm innovation performance: Moderating role of technology usage pp. 43-57

- Ranjan Chaudhuri, Sheshadri Chatterjee, Demetris Vrontis and Gianpaolo Basile
- Drivers and impacts of green product innovation as open innovation: Evidence from science‐based firms pp. 58-68

- Francesco Gangi, Lucia Michela Daniele, Mario Tani and Ornella Papaluca
- Resource‐efficiency actions and financial performance: Exploring the moderating role of production cost pp. 69-80

- Muhammad Ishfaq Ahmad, Muhammad Akram Naseem, Enrico Battisti, Ramiz Ur Rehman and Guido Giovando
- Digital transformation and greenwashing in environmental, social, and governance disclosure: Does investor attention matter? pp. 81-102

- Ziyuan Sun, Xiao Sun, Wenjiao Wang and Wei Wang
- Can organizations get away with greenwashing? CSR attributions and counterproductive sustainability behaviors pp. 103-120

- Ifzal Ahmad, Dima Rachid Jamali and Muhammad Nisar Khattak
- The role of women on board in combatting greenwashing: A new perspective on environmental performance pp. 121-136

- R. M. Ammar Zahid, Umer Sahil Maqsood, Shoaib Irshad and Muhammad Kaleem Khan
- Creating shared value through open innovation: Insights from the case of Enel industrial plants pp. 137-154

- Gianluca Gionfriddo and Andrea Mario Cuore Piccaluga
- Engaging marginal stakeholders on social networking sites. A cross‐country exploratory analysis among Generation Z consumers pp. 155-173

- Marco Valerio Rossi, Pasquale Sasso, Andrea Perna and Ludovico Solima
- How open innovation specialists contribute to corporate sustainability and responsibility: A latent Dirichlet allocation approach pp. 174-188

- Francesca Culasso, Elisa Giacosa, Daniele Giordino and Edoardo Crocco
- Can penalties for environmental violations deter firms from engaging in greenwashing? pp. 189-214

- Ruiqian Li, Ma Zhong and Yasir Shahab
- Metagovernance forms for enhancing sustainability‐oriented innovation in a knowledge ecosystem pp. 215-230

- Simona Fiandrino, Melchior Gromis di Trana, Alberto Tonelli and Fabio Rizzato
- Why do funders support social welfare crowdfunding platforms? An elaboration likelihood perspective pp. 231-245

- Aqsa Sajjad, Qingyu Zhang, Ghadah Alarifi, Enrico Battisti and Elisa Arrigo
- Letters to stakeholders: An emerging phenomenon of multi‐stakeholder engagement pp. 246-259

- Chiara Civera, Damiano Cortese, Sergiy Dmytriyev and R. Edward Freeman
- Stakeholder engagement disclosures in sustainability reports: Evidence from Italian food companies pp. 260-279

- Rubina Michela Galeotti, Mark Anthony Camilleri, Fabiana Roberto and Fabiana Sepe
- Global standards and the philosophy of consumption: Toward a consumer‐driven governance of global value chains pp. 280-294

- Guli‐Sanam Karimova, Ludger Heidbrink, Johannes Brinkmann and Stephen Arthur LeMay
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