Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility
2021 - 2025
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Volume 30, issue S1, 2021
- Grand challenges in developing countries: Context, relationships, and logics pp. 1-4

- Dima Jamali, Jennifer Leigh, Georges Samara and Ralf Barkemeyer
- Fit for addressing grand challenges? A process model for effective accountability relationships within multi‐stakeholder initiatives in developing countries pp. 5-24

- Esther Hennchen and Judith Schrempf‐Stirling
- MSI deliberations and context: The influence of Southeast Asian business systems on member justifications and approaches to anti‐corruption pp. 25-43

- Luisa Murphy
- Governing partnerships for development in post‐conflict settings: Evidence from a longitudinal case study in Colombia pp. 44-60

- Stella Pfisterer and Rob Van Tulder
- “A healthy outside starts from the inside”: A matter of sustainable consumption behavior in Italy and Pakistan pp. 61-86

- Muhammad Ishtiaq Ishaq, Huma Sarwar and Roheel Ahmed
- Exploring the relationship between employees’ CSR perceptions and intention to emigrate: Evidence from a developing country pp. 87-102

- Sonja Grabner‐Kräuter, Robert J. Breitenecker and Festim Tafolli
- Advancing transcendent development: An in‐depth review of developmental corporate social responsibility’s value proposition, inhibitions, and inclusive sustainable development prospects pp. 103-125

- Andani Thakhathi
Volume 30, issue 4, 2021
- Rising like a phoenix: From suppression to 6.967 pp. 467-469

- Dima Jamali, Stefan Markovic, Ralf Barkemeyer and Georges Samara
- Impeding corporate social responsibility: Revisiting the role of government in shaping business — Marginalized local community relations pp. 470-484

- Nolywé Delannon and Emmanuel Raufflet
- Impression management tactics in the CEO statements of Turkish sustainability reports pp. 485-506

- Arzu Ozsozgun Caliskan, Emel Esen and Ralf Barkemeyer
- Drivers of CSR anchoring in transition economies: Evidence from Poland pp. 507-521

- Anna Doś and Francesco Pattarin
- Impact investing and sustainable market transformations: The role of venture capital funds pp. 522-537

- Maarten Holtslag, Nicolas Chevrollier and Andre Nijhof
- Antecedents of corporate misconduct: A linguistic content analysis of decoupling tendencies in sustainability reporting pp. 538-550

- Marcus Conrad and Dirk Holtbrügge
- How capital markets assess the credibility and accuracy of CSR reporting: Exploring the effects of assurance quality and CSR restatement issuance pp. 551-569

- Jennifer Martínez‐Ferrero, Emiliano Ruiz‐Barbadillo and Michele Guidi
- Extreme weather and ratings on corporate climate mitigation policies pp. 570-587

- Dong Chen
- Does female human capital constrain earning management: The case of the United Kingdom pp. 588-603

- Zakaria Ali Aribi, Philip Kostov and Emhemmed Aghab
- Promoting employees’ pro‐environmental behaviour through empowering leadership: The roles of psychological ownership, empowerment role identity, and environmental self‐identity pp. 604-618

- Zhihui Cheng, Wenxing Liu, Kong Zhou, Yujie Che and Yi Han
- Implementation and profitability of sustainable investment strategies: An errors‐in‐variables perspective pp. 619-638

- Benjamin R. Auer
- Go beyond tokens: Number and type both matter pp. 639-656

- Yu Wang, Xiaoyi Luo, Tienan Wang and Die Hu
- Collaborative economy, a society service? Involvement with ethics and the common good pp. 657-674

- María Peana Chivite Cebolla, Javier Jorge Vázquez and Carmen Mª Chivite Cebolla
- Ethical behavior perceptions in Russia: Do ethics‐related programs and individual characteristics matter? pp. 675-696

- Natalia Ermasova and Polina Ermasova
- Dark times for cosmopolitanism? An ethical framework to address private agri‐food governance and planetary stewardship pp. 697-715

- Jose M. Alcaraz, Francisco Tirado and Ana Gálvez
- Islamic Religious Atmosphere and Audit Pricing: Evidence from Iran pp. 716-737

- Mehdi Khodakarami, Zabihollah Rezaee and Reza Hesarzadeh
- Investigating when religious culture increases trade credit: A signaling theory approach pp. 738-757

- Yaoqin Li and Danfeng Zhu
- Impact of employees’ perceived threat of market competition on unethical marketing and selling practices: Moral disengagement and ethical leadership pp. 758-771

- Salim Khan, Abdul Karim Khan, Adnan Muhammad Shah, Liaqat Ali and Rizwan Ullah
- Ethics at the workplace in the fourth industrial revolution: A Catholic social teaching perspective pp. 772-783

- Domènec Melé
- Examining the within‐person effects of abusive supervision on multifoci deviance: Ethical climate as a moderator pp. 784-800

- Hongqing Wang and Jiuling Xiao
- Virtue and virtuousness in organizations: Guidelines for ascribing individual and organizational moral responsibility pp. 801-817

- Mihaela Constantinescu and Muel Kaptein
- Spirituality and ethical treatment of customers and employees by devout Thai women small business owners pp. 818-831

- Jitnisa Roenjun, Mark Speece and Leela Tiangsoongnern
Volume 30, issue 3, 2021
- Do business ethics really matter? pp. 245-247

- Dima Jamali, Ralf Barkemeyer, Stefan Markovic and Georges Samara
- A review of CSR classification schemes and the operationalization of bolted‐on vs. built‐in CSR pp. 248-261

- Noushi Rahman and Laura Blake
- What do we know about corporate philanthropy? A review and research directions pp. 262-286

- Wonsuk Cha and Ujvala Rajadhyaksha
- Impact investments, evil investments, and something in between: Comparing social banks' investment criteria and strategies with depositors' investment preferences pp. 287-310

- Nikolas Höhnke and Susanne Homölle
- Making implicit CSR explicit? Considering the continuity of Japanese “micro moral unity” pp. 311-322

- Shinji Horiguchi
- Antecedents of CSR communication by hotels: The case of the Colombian Caribbean Region pp. 323-337

- Antoni Serra‐Cantallops, David D. Peña Miranda and José Ramón‐Cardona
- CEO personality and language use in CSR reporting pp. 338-359

- Fereshteh Mahmoudian, Jamal A. Nazari, Irene M. Gordon and Karel Hrazdil
- Micro‐credit NGOs and strategic trust: An odd couple? pp. 360-377

- Kazi A. S. M. Nurul Huda
- How do standard setters define materiality and why does it matter? pp. 378-391

- Cynthia E. Clark
- Gender differences in perceived workplace harassment and gender egalitarianism: A comparative cross‐national analysis pp. 392-411

- Steffen Otterbach, Alfonso Sousa‐Poza and Xing Zhang
- The thesis of “doux commerce” and the social licence to operate framework pp. 412-422

- Emma Borg
- An ethical defense of cryptocurrencies pp. 423-431

- Philipp Bagus and Luis P. de la Horra
- Combining ethics and compliance: A systems psychodynamic inquiry into praxis and outcomes pp. 432-446

- Jeremias J. de Klerk
- Intention without action? Differences between whistleblowing intention and behavior on corruption and fraud pp. 447-463

- Sebastian Oelrich
Volume 30, issue 2, 2021
- Developmental and collegial peer‐reviews: A BEER roadmap pp. 169-171

- Dima Jamali, Ralf Barkemeyer and Georges Samara
- Exploring how and when ethical conflict impairs employee organizational commitment: A stress perspective investigation pp. 172-187

- Zhen Wang, Haoying Xu and Meng Song
- The ethos of business students pp. 188-201

- Jelle van Baardewijk and Gjalt de Graaf
- Culture, convention, and continuity: Islam and family firm ethical behavior pp. 202-215

- Dalal Alrubaishi, Maura McAdam and Richard Harrison
- Sin sectors and negative screening pp. 216-230

- Fernando Muñoz
- Emotional intelligence and servant leadership: A meta‐analytic review pp. 231-243

- Chao Miao, Ronald H. Humphrey and Shanshan Qian
Volume 30, issue 1, 2021
- Chaos as opportunity pp. 1-3

- Dima Jamali, Ralf Barkemeyer, Jennifer S. A. Leigh and Georges Samara
- Who really cares about the environment? CEOs’ military service experience and firms’ investment in environmental protection pp. 4-18

- Yongqiang Gao, Yingli Wang and Miaohan Zhang
- How Norway’s sovereign wealth fund negative screening affects firms’ value and behaviour pp. 19-37

- Khalil Al Ayoubi and Geoffroy Enjolras
- Socially responsible consumption in Russia: Testing the theory of planned behavior and the moderating role of trust pp. 38-53

- Irina Petrovskaya and Fazli Haleem
- Best practices in ethics management: Insights from a qualitative study in Slovakia pp. 54-75

- Anna Lašáková, Anna Remišová and Alexandra Bohinská
- Innovative ethics officers as drivers of effective ethics programs: An empirical study in the Netherlands pp. 76-89

- Sjoerd Hogenbirk and Desirée H. van Dun
- An integrative ethical approach to leader favoritism pp. 90-101

- Inju Yang, Sven Horak and Nada K. Kakabadse
- Personality and balanced psychological contracts: The mediating roles of epistemic curiosity and rule‐following behavior pp. 102-115

- Muhammad Mubbashar Hassan, Sajid Bashir, Usman Raja, Patrick Mussel and Sana Aroos Khattak
- The ethical consequences of “going dark” pp. 116-126

- Richard A. Spinello
- The effect of formalism on unethical decision making: The mediating effect of moral disengagement and moderating effect of moral attentiveness pp. 127-142

- Rui Dong, Ting Lu, Qiaolong Hu and Shiguang Ni
- Responsibility of the University in Employability: Development and validation of a measurement scale across five studies pp. 143-156

- María Jesús López‐Miguens, Gloria Caballero and Paula Álvarez‐González
- The digital transformation of work: A relational view pp. 157-167

- Carlos Rodriguez‐Lluesma, Pablo García‐Ruiz and Javier Pinto‐Garay
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