Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
2002 - 2025
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Volume 32, issue 2, 2025
- Towards environmental disclosures: The role of intellectual capital pp. 1381-1392

- Akshita Arora and Ranjit Tiwari
- Values‐based barriers and good practices in sustainability‐oriented innovation management pp. 1393-1411

- Kiril Ivanov
- Corporate social responsibility and family firm performance: A meta‐analytic review pp. 1412-1443

- Stephen Oduro, Rana Muhammad Umar, Alfredo De Massis and Leul Girma Haylemariam
- Factors affecting the quality of accounting disclosures provided in the annual reports for Jordanian firms pp. 1444-1456

- Manar Al‐Mohareb, Herenia Gutiérrez Ponce and Julián Chamizo González
- Human capital efficiency, corporate sustainability, and performance: Evidence from emerging economies pp. 1457-1472

- Yaser Saleh Al Frijat and Ahmed A. Elamer
- Corporate moral hazard and ESG performance: Unveiling the influence of gross enforcement actions and ownership dynamics in US multinational corporations pp. 1473-1494

- Zahra El Shlmani, Haslindar Ibrahim, Muhammad Tahir and Suhaib Al‐khazaleh
- Shining light on the shadows: The role of corruption control in the relationship between board composition and SDG disclosure pp. 1495-1507

- Alan Bandeira Pinheiro, Gabriele Lopes and Gabriel Gusso Mazzo
- A critical analysis of the integration of life cycle methods and quantitative methods for sustainability assessment pp. 1508-1544

- Roberto Cerchione, Mariarosaria Morelli, Renato Passaro and Ivana Quinto
- Evolution and relevance of research on Environmental, Social, and Governance factors pp. 1545-1566

- Carlos Estevez‐Mendoza and Juan Infante
- Digital transformation, environmental regulation and enterprises' ESG performance: Evidence from China pp. 1567-1582

- Jie Wang
- Still dare to be different? Peers' CSR engagement and analysts' response to focal firms' CSR strategies pp. 1583-1604

- Hailiang Zou, Guoyou Qi and Hanyang Ma
- Talk green, act brown: Transition risks and drilling investments of U.S. upstream oil and gas firms pp. 1605-1617

- Yun Dong Yeo
- The impact of digitalization on CSR commitment: The role of human resource management system and employee autonomy pp. 1618-1630

- Muhammad Zeshan, Shahid Rasool, Roberto Cerchione, Piera Centobelli and Mariarosaria Morelli
- The role of employees' perceptions of corporate social responsibility in the relationship between organizational reputation and organizational attractiveness. Evidence from Italy pp. 1631-1645

- Angelo Rosa, Nicola Capolupo and Giuliano Marolla
- Corporate social responsibility and energy efficiency: Empirical evidence from the manufacturing sector of India pp. 1646-1667

- Baikunthanath Sahoo, Santosh Kumar Sahu and Krishna Malakar
- How certified benefit corporations contribute to corporate social responsibility disclosure: Empirical evidence from Italy pp. 1668-1687

- Roberto De Luca, Maria Rosaria Sessa, Benedetta Esposito and Ornella Malandrino
- Local directors and corporate social responsibility activities of multinational companies in Africa pp. 1688-1697

- Vincent Tawiah, Nyahas Samson and Ulan Jatau
- Sustainability accounting research over three decades: A scientometric meta‐analysis pp. 1698-1734

- Monica Singhania, Gurmani Chadha and Anisha
- Charting the temporal evolution of stakeholder involvement in business model for sustainability: A comprehensive bibliometric review pp. 1735-1766

- Giovanna Attanasio and Cinzia Battistella
- Exploring food delivery app adoption: Corporate social responsibility and perceived product risk's influence pp. 1767-1778

- Anna Prisco, Fabiana Sepe, Luana Nanu and Mario Tani
- The impact of board gender diversity on green building practices: Moving beyond traditional linear and logistic specifications pp. 1779-1830

- José‐María Montero, María del Carmen Valls Martínez and José Manuel Santos‐Jaén
- Circular supply chain and circular practices: An analysis from the perspective of sustainability and Industry 4.0 pp. 1831-1846

- Duane Jaqueline Zardo, Ana Paula Granela, Simone Sehnem and Dulcimar Jose Julkovski
- Does women's political participation promote green innovation? Global evidence pp. 1847-1862

- Jun‐Zhuo Wang, Gen‐Fu Feng, Zhu‐Jia Yin and Chun‐Ping Chang
- The effect of CSR on corporate financial performance, considering the role of female representation in the retail industry pp. 1863-1878

- Javad Izadi, Manita Kaur Shetra, Pantea Foroudi and Maria Palazzo
- Linking green supply chain management practices with perceived environmental performance: A mediated moderation model pp. 1879-1900

- Md Sajjad Hosain and Mohitul Ameen Ahmed Mustafi
- Determinants of socially responsible investment intentions in India: The role of non‐economic goals pp. 1901-1919

- Amarjit Kaur Passi, Pooja Mehta and Esha Jain
- Leveling up on labels? Consumer preferences for firm‐level eco‐labels as substitutes for or complements to product‐level eco‐labels pp. 1920-1944

- Siri Boe‐Lillegraven and Joris Demmers
- Scientometric and content analysis‐based review of employees in micro‐level corporate social responsibility research pp. 1945-1969

- Atia Alpha Alfa, Raphael Aryee, Franklyn Manu and Israel Kpekpena
- Influencers and prosocial luxury dynamics pp. 1970-1986

- Coral Cenizo
- Exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on the pursuit of SDGs: Evidence from European state‐owned enterprises pp. 1987-2001

- Flavio Spagnuolo, Raffaela Casciello, Ilaria Martino and Fiorenza Meucci
- To what extent is the banking sector devoted to sustainability? A bibliometric and content analysis pp. 2002-2018

- Flavia Santiago Moises and Marly Monteiro de Carvalho
- Is Integrated Reporting still relevant for the capital markets? Evidence from a voluntary setting—The case of environmental and social sensitive European companies pp. 2019-2036

- Rareș Hurghiș, Adriana Tiron‐Tudor and Dan Ioan Topor
- Women and leadership in non‐listed private companies in an emerging country: An analysis of barriers and facilitators pp. 2037-2050

- Md Asadul Islam, Dieu Hack‐Polay, Mahfuzur Rahman, Justyna Fijałkowska and Francesca Dal Mas
- Investor's ESG tendency probed by pre‐trained transformers pp. 2051-2071

- Chao Li, Alexander Ryota Keeley, Shutaro Takeda, Daikichi Seki and Shunsuke Managi
- Carbon implications of sovereign wealth funds pp. 2072-2084

- Elena Vaagenes Andersen, Jakob Willem Wilts, Yuli Shan, Franco Ruzzenenti and Klaus Hubacek
- Political network embeddedness and ecological innovation: Do absorptive capacity and dynamic capability have any influence? pp. 2085-2103

- Shuliang Zhao, Ziye Wang and Vincent Ekow Arkorful
- The influence of NGO‐corporate relationship on environmental disclosure: Evidence from the fashion industry pp. 2104-2127

- Giuseppe Crapa, Paolo Roma and Manfredi Bruccoleri
- Governing for the green: How European board attributes are driving environmental innovation pp. 2128-2146

- Aladdin Dwekat, Muiz Abu Alia, Islam Abdeljawad and Rasmi Meqbel
- Exploring the barriers and drivers of ESG in the German Mittelstand: A qualitative analysis of mechanical and plant engineering companies pp. 2147-2170

- Marsela Bebic, Natálie Bruder Badie, Ladislav Tyll and Mohit Srivastava
- Mandatory disclosure of standardized sustainability metrics: The case of the EU Taxonomy Regulation pp. 2171-2190

- Marvin Nipper, Andreas Ostermaier and Jochen Theis
- Managing organizational carbon neutrality: A systematic review pp. 2191-2206

- Olivier Boiral, Geneviève Morin, Alexander Yuriev and David Talbot
- Sustainability reporting quality and firm value in ASEAN+3: A series moderation model pp. 2207-2224

- Hien Vo Van, Nha Minh Nguyen, Malik Abu Afifa, Dao Truc Thi Vo and Duong Van Bui
- Harmonizing ESG in a local context; integrating social dimension and Kekeluargaan values in the context of Indonesia culture pp. 2225-2236

- Marko Sebira Hermawan and Alan Darma Saputra Handoyo
- Exploring the influence of military experience directors on corporate governance: Evidence from Thai‐listed companies pp. 2237-2253

- Veerawin Korphaibool, Pattanaporn Chatjuthamard, Pornsit Jiraporn and Sirimon Treepongkaruna
- The effect of the board of directors, audit committee, and institutional ownership on carbon disclosure quality: The moderating effect of environmental committee pp. 2254-2270

- Abbas Abdelrahman Adam, Zalailah Salleh, Waleed M. Alahdal, Asaad Mubarak Hussien, Mohammed Bajaher and Saeed Rabea Baatwah
- NGO campaign responses to corporate environmental policies and practices pp. 2271-2294

- Winson Chiu and Ivar Kolstad
- Unveiling sustainable practices in financial institutions: A bibliometric analysis cum meta‐analytical review on enhancing financial performance pp. 2295-2316

- Mousumi Ghosh and Manvendra Pratap Singh
- Investigating the antecedents of Sustainable Development Goals disclosure via social media: Evidence from water companies pp. 2317-2331

- Giuseppe Nicolo' and José María Cervilla‐Bellido
- Can supply chain digitalization open the way to sustainable development? Evidence from corporate ESG performance pp. 2332-2346

- Lin Tian, Weilun Tian and Mengqi Guo
- Sustainable governance levers and environmental innovation: Evidence from French SBF 120 companies pp. 2347-2361

- Fayçal Ait Saadi, Sami Ben Larbi and Véronique Bon
- Beyond profit: Exploring CEO tenure, social value risk‐taking, and competitive dynamics in savings banks pp. 2362-2374

- Steve Kyungjae Lee
- The impacts of artificial intelligence literacy, green absorptive capacity, and green information system on green innovation pp. 2375-2389

- Jie Cheng, Nai Ru Xu, Noor Ullah Khan and Harcharanjit Singh Mahinder Singh
- Does environmental materiality matter to corporate financial performance: Evidence from 34 countries pp. 2390-2411

- Siyu Shen, Jun Xie, Hidemichi Fujii, Alexander Ryota Keeley and Shunsuke Managi
- Determinants and consequences of environmental, social and governance controversies. Status quo and limitations of recent empirical quantitative research pp. 2412-2437

- Inmaculada Bel‐Oms
- Financial sustainability in the context of ESG disclosure: A comprehensive analysis of Chinese‐listed firms pp. 2438-2457

- Muhammad Istiaque Hossain, Baolei Qi, Mohamed Marie, Mohamed Omran and Yucheng Chen
- Test of a serial mediated model of green human resource management in the manufacturing industry pp. 2458-2471

- Saeid Nosrati, Niusha Talebzadeh, Denitsa Hristoforova Maydon and Osman M. Karatepe
- How the interaction between board gender diversity and ESG shapes dividend policy pp. 2472-2490

- Filip Hampl and Dagmar Vágnerová Linnertová
- Exploring the role of environmental regulations in green marketing success pp. 2491-2513

- Lemuel Kenneth David, Jianling Wang, Idrissa I. Cisse and Vanessa Angel
- Chief Executive Officer Narcissism and Environmental, Social, and Governance Performance: The Moderating Role of Chief Executive Officer Gender pp. 2514-2526

- Nana Adwoa Anokye Effah, Qinggang Wang and Kun Su
- How Green Innovation and Green Corporate Social Responsibility Transform Green Transformational Leadership Into Sustainable Performance? Evidence From an Emerging Economy pp. 2527-2541

- Thanh Tiep Le and Linh Le Cat Gia
- A system dynamic analysis of corporate carbon disclosure in China pp. 2542-2558

- Mengna Li, Chenxi Pu and Sai Yuan
- Decoding ESG Report Narratives: Unveiling Sustainable Supply Chain Insights and Impacts Through Textual Analysis pp. 2559-2581

- Yicheng Wang, Yingbin Peng and Chen Yang
- Value‐Belief and Value‐Identity Norms in Ethical Food Consumption: Investigating the Influence of Worker‐Friendly Labels in Italy pp. 2582-2597

- Claudio Mirabella, Valeria Borsellino, Antonino Galati, Emanuele Schimmenti and Francesco Caracciolo
- The Dynamics of Performance Feedback and ESG Disclosure: A Behavioral Theory of the Firm Perspective pp. 2598-2615

- Richard Yeaw Chong Seow
- Does Environmental Uncertainty Increase the Likelihood of Greenwashing? The Roles of Government Subsidies and Media Attention pp. 2616-2629

- Xinhui Yang, Bei Liu, Zhenhua Liu, Jie Zhang and Qingqing Sun
- The Power of Ethics: Merchant Culture and Corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Disclosure pp. 2630-2650

- Wei Wang and Guoliu Hu
- Identifying the Impact of Stakeholder Empowerment During the Social Innovation Journey pp. 2651-2663

- Jessica Salmon, Emine Beyza Satoğlu, Vincent Ogutu and Samantha Gisleson
- How Reliable Is Environmental Management in Mining? Learnings Through Analysis of Sustainability Reports pp. 2664-2680

- Layla Howe, Susan Johnston and Claire Côte
- “G” and ESG Strategy Integration and Disclosure: Exploring the Governance‐Related Factors That Influence Companies' Decision‐Making pp. 2681-2696

- Joanna Krasodomska and Karsten Eisenschmidt
- Exploring the link between corporate social responsibility and financial performance in social enterprises: The mediating role of productivity pp. 2697-2709

- Mahinda Wejesiri, Chansoo Park, Peter Wanke, Yong Tan and Cory Searcy
- Gender Equality in Sustainability Reporting: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 2710-2727

- Lucy Ojeda, Matías Ginieis and Eleni Papaoikonomou
- Sustainability Committee, External Assurance, and ESG Performance: Empirical Evidence From Banking Industry in Emerging Economies pp. 2728-2745

- Yunice Karina Tumewang, Taha Almarayeh and Esraa Alharasis
- Linking Top Management Commitment and Circular Practice Through Human Resource Perspective: Do Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Make a Difference in Sustainability? pp. 2746-2768

- Yuanling Li, Yu Zhang, Andrea Appolloni and Junqi Liu
- Shared Governance and ESG Rating: Evidence From Korea pp. 2769-2782

- Hoje Jo, Hongmin Chun and Hakjoon Song
- Environmental Sustainability Award Winners: Do They Communicate Their Environmental Performance Without Potential Greenwashing? pp. 2783-2794

- Luca Marrucci, Roberta Iovino and Fabio Iraldo
- Driving Sustainable Business Practices With Carbon Accounting and Reporting: A Holistic Framework and Empirical Analysis pp. 2795-2814

- Nuri C. Onat, Jafar Mandouri, Murat Kucukvar, Adeeb A. Kutty and Ahmed A. Al‐Muftah
- Board Capital and CEO Power Configurations to Promote ESG Performance: The Case of the European Banking Industry pp. 2815-2834

- Nieves Remo‐Diez, Cristina Mendaña‐Cuervo and Mar Arenas‐Parra
- Addressing Sustainability Footprint Disclosure for High Pollutant Firms in China and the US: The Roles of Firms Governance Structure, Financing Decisions, and Eco‐Technology pp. 2835-2858

- Andrew Osei Agyemang, Kong Yusheng and Abednego Osei
Volume 32, issue 1, 2025
- Digital platforms and the SDGs: A socio‐eco‐technical framework for SMEs based on cross‐case analysis pp. 1-17

- Carmen Isensee, Frank Teuteberg and Kai‐Michael Griese
- Does the transparency of sustainability reports matter? A quantitative assessment pp. 18-43

- Maria Chiara Demartini, Valentina Beretta and Anna Larisch
- The impact of ownership structure on environmental performance in the G20 energy sector pp. 44-57

- Shaimaa Mursi Alghawwas and Noora Imad Aljabr
- Does corporate social responsibility and environmental governance drive green innovation? pp. 58-70

- Adnan Khurshid, Ying Hongbin, Javier Cifuentes‐Faura and Sardar Fawad Saleem
- Environmental performance: A systematic review of literature and directions for future studies pp. 71-87

- Charlotte Adjanor‐Doku, Florence Yaa Ellis and Emmanuel Affum‐Osei
- The overall sustainability index (OSI): A suitable way to measure the sustainability of electrical industry in Italy pp. 88-101

- Paola Carrabba, Laura Maria Padovani and Barbara Di Giovanni
- Corporate social responsibility in the era of government subsidies: A novel empirical perspective on market competitiveness pp. 102-117

- Adnan Khurshid, Javier Cifuentes‐Faura, Ying Hongbin and Sardar Fawad Saleem
- Corporate environmentalism and value creation: Investigating the role of shared independent directors in green technology adoption and financial performance pp. 118-137

- Jalal Khan, Wu Fengyun and Arshad Fawad
- The moderating role of investor sentiments between sustainability reporting and firm reputation. Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 138-159

- Zain Ul Abideen
- Design and evaluation of a blockchain‐based system for increasing customer engagement in circular economy pp. 160-175

- Roberto Cerchione
- Mandatory disclosure and corporate ESG performance: Evidence from China's “explanation for nondisclosure” requirement pp. 176-191

- Longsheng Wu, Siyao Liu, Lingli Qi and Deqin Lin
- Environmental policy and stakeholder engagement: Incident‐based, cross‐country analysis of firm‐level greenwashing practices pp. 192-211

- Judit Lilla Keresztúri, Edina Berlinger and Ágnes Lublóy
- Floodlight or spotlight? Public attention and corporate social responsibility decoupling pp. 212-233

- Ling He and Shengdao Gan
- Information interactions on social media platforms and the quality of corporate social responsibility disclosure: Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 234-252

- Zhiyong Niu, Chen Wang, Chunyan Wang, Xiaowei Wang and Ziyi Zhu
- Enhancing organizational attractiveness through CSR consistency: Examining the impact of corporate hypocrisy, conceptual fluency, and proactive communication in HR recruitment pp. 253-268

- Hong‐yan Li, Xianxian Duan and Qiang Fu
- Corporate social responsibility and circular economy integration framework within sustainable supply chain management: Building blocks for industry 5.0 pp. 269-290

- Bruna da Silva Santiago, Luiz Felipe Scavarda, Rodrigo Goyannes Gusmão Caiado, Renan Silva Santos and Daniel Luiz de Mattos Nascimento
- Disclosure and transparency of sustainability information in Spanish social enterprises: An empirical study of audited special employment centers pp. 291-307

- Elisabet Gómez‐González, Elisa Isabel Cano‐Montero, Jesús Fernando Santos‐Peñalver and Julián Chamizo‐González
- Sustainable wins: Exploring the nexus of Environmental, Social and Governance investment and firm efficiency in the gambling industry moderated by business strategy type pp. 308-324

- Chia‐Yang Chang, Wen‐Min Lu, Irene Wei Kiong Ting, Day‐Yang Liu and Joseph C. P. Shieh
- Identifying the role of absorptive capacity in the relationship between quality management and sustainability: Evidence from the tourism industry pp. 325-340

- María D. López‐Gamero, José F. Molina‐Azorín, Juan José Tarí and Jorge Pereira‐Moliner
- Apologize or deny? How companies defend legitimacy of Wall street, Main street, and Market street after corporate misconduct pp. 341-356

- Marc Oberhauser, Marcus Conrad and Dirk Holtbrügge
- Assessing the economic impacts of eco‐innovation strategies across contexts shaped by different institutional and structural pressures pp. 357-382

- Beatriz Forés
- Implementing sustainability: What role do knowledge management and management accounting play? Agenda for environmentally friendly businesses pp. 383-403

- Laura Broccardo, Daniele Giordino, Muhammad Zafar Yaqub and Safiya Mukhtar Alshibani
- The effect of green human resource management on employee green behavior pp. 404-418

- Dejene Adugna Yadate
- How do female CEOs affect corporate pay dispersion? The perspective of risk aversion and competition avoidance pp. 419-433

- Yuting Guo, Ying Zhang, Hongfei Ruan, Yi Xiang and Yongzhi Du
- Indian mining industry: A balancing act? Social accounting and the path to sustainable corporate social responsibility pp. 434-447

- Trilochana Dash and Chandan Kumar Sahoo
- Collaborations with nonprofit organizations: Signals or agents of operational change? Empirical evidence from Italian listed enterprises pp. 448-464

- Paola Garrone and Andrea Rizzuni
- U‐shaped relationships between corporate carbon performance and cost of debt: Evidence of China pp. 465-480

- Hua Wang, Haodong Chang and Kun‐Shan Wu
- Impact of internal and external corporate social responsibility on internationalization speed: Evidence from Chinese multinational enterprises pp. 481-505

- Zhuang Guo and Yi Xie
- Unveiling the moderating role of governance mechanism on the nexus between CSR and firm performance in India: A GMM‐based dynamic panel approach pp. 506-521

- Subhas Mondal and Tarak Nath Sahu
- Exploring the psychological antecedents of suppliers' sustainability practices: A qualitative investigation in the Indian textile industry pp. 522-542

- Rahul Sahu and Tarikere T. Niranjan
- Synergizing lean management and circular economy: Pathways to sustainable manufacturing pp. 543-562

- Ricardo Aparecido Sasso, Moacir Godinho Filho and Gilberto Miller Devós Ganga
- Extending the boundaries of financial reporting in the extractive industries: Insights from bibliometric analysis pp. 563-579

- Giovanna Centorrino, Valeria Naciti and Daniela Rupo
- The effect of corporate social responsibility on customer engagement and citizenship behavior pp. 580-598

- Muhammad Mubushar, Roberto Cerchione, Shahid Rasool, Piera Centobelli and Mariarosaria Morelli
- Shaping tomorrow's managers: The influence of university education on economics students' attitudes toward corporate social responsibility and labor unions pp. 599-614

- Piotr Zientara, Joanna Adamska and Monika Bąk
- Examining the link between CSR perceptions and employee advocacy through organizational justice: Can corporate hypocrisy mitigate? pp. 615-634

- Pragya Gupta, Sonali Singh, Laura Broccardo and Ebtesam Abdullah Alzeiby
- Green human resource practices and corporate sustainable performance—The role of corporate green culture and dynamic capabilities pp. 635-646

- Wei Hu, Yan Xu and Junyi Yang
- Of shepherds and sheep: Who sets the agenda for firms' attention to social issues? pp. 647-660

- Ronei Leonel, Jae Hwan Lee and Elise Perrault
- Nudging towards sustainability: Exploring the role of behavioral interventions in circular bio‐economy development for the fashion industry pp. 661-678

- Pasquale Marcello Falcone and Raffaele Fiorentino
- Identifying institutional gaps: Implications for an early‐stage support framework for impact entrepreneurs pp. 679-697

- Richard Bläse, Matthias Filser, Jana Weise, Albena Björck and Kaisu Puumalainen
- Corporate social responsibility and capital structure: Moderating effect of culture pp. 698-717

- Cyrine Mhiri, Aymen Ajina, Nazim Hussain, Bernard Mnzava and Monika Wieczorek‐Kosmala
- Climate governance and industrial ecological transformation pp. 718-728

- Jiale Yan
- Pro‐environmental action plan for managers of distributed service facilities pp. 729-740

- Bartlomiej Gawin, Jacek Winiarski and Bartosz Marcinkowski
- Do effective and sustainable corporate governance mechanisms affect the relevance of non‐financial information? pp. 741-756

- Annamaria Zampella, Francesco Campanella, Luana Serino and Alessia Spignese
- How do green CSR initiatives influence green employee engagement among tourism and hospitality employees? pp. 757-768

- Shalini Srivastava, Alpana Agarwal, Poornima Madan and Pradeep Kautish
- Mandatory ESG disclosure and trade credit: International evidence pp. 769-787

- Hao Liu, Yao Deng, Qiliang Liu and Xinping Xia
- Do academic executives influence corporate ESG performance? Evidence from China pp. 788-805

- Shanping Wang, Xinye Liang, Jiawei Huang and Peng Cao
- The effects of perceived corporate social responsibility and Confucian ethics on psychological meaningfulness and employee engagement: A moderated‐mediation study pp. 806-819

- Ying Wei and Chun‐Yu Lin
- Effectiveness of sustainability communication on stakeholder engagement: A multi‐method qualitative assessment of sustainable development pp. 820-834

- Soni Agrawal, Arghya Ray and Nripendra P. Rana
- The interplay between smart technologies, business sustainability, and environmental sustainability: An empirical analysis of SMEs pp. 835-848

- Rajan Kumar V K, Minna Saunila, Tero Rantala and Juhani Ukko
- Can corporate social responsibility increase person organizational fit and extra role behavior that impacts sustainability pp. 849-865

- Alex Winarno, Ahmad Kultur Hia, Nurdelima Waruwu, Silvy Sondari Gadzali and Deni Hermana
- Corporate social responsibility, ownership structure, and corporate governance—An analysis of the Brazilian firm pp. 866-880

- Hyane Correia Forte, Vicente Lima Crisóstomo and Félix Javier López‐Iturriaga
- The role of the corporate ethical virtues model in sustainability reporting pp. 881-893

- Marino Pezzolo and Massimiliano Monaci
- Corporate social responsibility sophistication: Company‐specific drivers among early and late adopters pp. 894-910

- Kyra Kunkel, Katharina Wigge and Rainer Lueg
- Green dynamic capability and green product innovation for sustainable development: Role of green operations, green transaction, and green technology development capabilities pp. 911-926

- Prasad Siba Borah, Courage Simon Kofi Dogbe and Nyankomo Marwa
- Corporate sustainability strategy deployment: A case study on the implementation of corporate sustainability using hoshin kanri pp. 927-946

- Katharina E. Roche and Rupert J. Baumgartner
- Fashion and sustainability: Evidence from the consumption of second‐hand clothes pp. 947-962

- Fabiana Sepe, Muto Valerio, Prisco Anna and Tani Mario
- CSR as a catalyst: Examining the effects of board gender diversity on earnings management pp. 963-983

- Hussain Muhammad, Stefania Migliori and Daniela Di Berardino
- Antecedents and consequences of environmental, social, and governance: A bibliometric analysis based on the Web of Science database pp. 984-1001

- Manzhi Liu, Jia Lu, Chen Zhao, Jie Luo, Qiyao Liu, Hui Wang, Shuting Fang and Yaxin Yang
- Environmental, social, and governance, board gender diversity, and firm efficiency: Evidence from the global mining industry pre‐ and post‐COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 1002-1023

- Wen‐Min Lu, Kuo‐Cheng Kuo, Qian Long Kweh and Oyunchimeg Ganbaatar
- How is ISO14001:2015 boosting the spread of product‐oriented environmental management practices? pp. 1024-1041

- Germán Arana‐Landín, Beñat Landeta‐Manzano, Iker Laskurain‐Iturbe and Anushree Priyadarshini
- Understanding the CSR‐luxury paradox: The duality of luxury and responsibility in consumer perceptions pp. 1042-1059

- Yanqi Sun, Tianxiang Mai and Cheng Xu
- Green bonds and corporate Environmental social and governance performance: Innovative approaches to identifying greenwashing in green bond markets pp. 1060-1078

- Pengfei Ge, Yichao Liu, Chuxiong Tang and Rui Zhu
- Environmental, social and governance practices: A new perspective from Asian developing countries pp. 1079-1095

- Malik Abu Afifa, Nha Minh Nguyen, Dao Truc Thi Vo, Duong Van Bui and Hien Vo Van
- ESG investing & firm performance: Retrospections of past & reflections of future pp. 1096-1121

- Radhika Narula, Purnima Rao, Satish Kumar and Andrea Paltrinieri
- Corporate hypocrisy and ESG rating divergence pp. 1122-1146

- Renxiang He, Hongtao Chen and Xiang Zhu
- Female chief financial officers (CFOs) and environmental decoupling. The moderating impact of sustainability board committees pp. 1147-1160

- Patrick Velte
- Firm ownership and ESG performance in European agri‐food companies: The mediating effect of risk‐taking and time horizon pp. 1161-1181

- Megi Gega, Julia Höhler, Jos Bijman and Alfons Oude Lansink
- Impact of environmental, social, and governance performance on cash holdings in BRICS: Mediating role of cost of capital pp. 1182-1197

- Sisi Chen, Umar Farooq, Salem Hamad Aldawsari, Sami Sobhi Waked and Mamoun Badawi
- Corporate social responsibility and climate change mitigation: Discovering the interaction role of green audit and sustainability committee pp. 1198-1212

- Kamran Mohy‐ud‐Din, Muhammad Shahbaz and Anna Min Du
- Seeing is believing: Do face‐to‐face meetings between independent directors and investors enhance corporate ESG performance? pp. 1213-1229

- Qi Liu, Shuai Qin and Chen Chen
- The impact of corporate environmental reporting on the financial performance of listed manufacturing firms in Ghana (Csr‐24‐2036) pp. 1230-1244

- Musah Mohammed Saeed, Shahin Sultana Mohammed, Manisha Kumari and Ghanshyam Pandey
- Implementation of social responsibility in digital transformation: An opportunity or a challenge to corporate innovation performance pp. 1245-1260

- Guanglei Zhang, Qi Xie, Huangting Gao, Jintao Lu and Nicola Cucari
- The impact of Big Data Analytics on firm sustainable performance pp. 1261-1278

- Myriam Ertz, Imen Latrous, Ahlem Dakhlaoui and Shouheng Sun
- Value‐enhancing drivers of corporate governance in improving human rights due diligence: Worldwide evidence pp. 1279-1290

- Riccardo Torelli, Simona Fiandrino and Francesco Scarpa
- Environmental, social, and governance evaluation for European small and medium enterprises: A multicriteria approach pp. 1291-1308

- Diana Barro, Marco Corazza and Gianni Filograsso
- Doing good with flow: Unlocking brand passion through virtual CSR co‐creation participation and immersive experiences pp. 1309-1324

- Danni Suo, Jiatong Dai and Siyu Gong
- When and how corporate social responsibility promotes innovation: A multi‐level moderated mediation model pp. 1325-1345

- Byung‐Jik Kim, Niels Van Quaquebeke, Youngkyun Chang and Tae‐Hyun Kim
- Navigating industrial performance: Impact of corporate social responsibility on sustainable development with moderation of reverse supply chain management pp. 1346-1357

- Huawei Tian, Thillai Raja Pertheban and Xuhui Han
- Bank competition and ESG performance‐evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 1358-1377

- Danning Lu and Jing Yang
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