Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
2002 - 2023
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Volume 30, issue 2, 2023
- Are superstar directors effective in corporate social responsibility performance? An empirical analysis of sustainable development goals pp. 487-503

- Silu Cheng
- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance and stakeholder engagement: Evidence from the quantity and quality of CSR disclosures pp. 504-517

- Kevin Koh, Heather Li and Yen H. Tong
- Enabling green supply chain integration via green entrepreneurial orientation: Does environmental leadership matter? pp. 518-530

- Gang Wang, Taiwen Feng, Zhanguo Zhu and Yisa Jiang
- Corporate social responsibility and comparative capitalism frameworks: Evidence from the United States, Poland, and Italy pp. 531-547

- Giacomo Boesso, Barbara Fryzel and Marco Ghitti
- Agility, innovation, environmental management and competitiveness in the hotel industry pp. 548-562

- María D. López‐Gamero, José F. Molina‐Azorín, Jorge Pereira‐Moliner and Eva M. Pertusa‐Ortega
- Sustainable business models of small and medium‐sized enterprises and the relationships to be established within the supply chain to support these models pp. 563-573

- Laura Macchion, Antonio Cavallin Toscani and Andrea Vinelli
- Corporate social responsibility and performance measurement systems in Iran: A levers of control perspective pp. 574-588

- Kaveh Asiaei, Neale G. O'Connor, Majid Moghaddam, Nick Bontis and Jasvinder Sidhu
- Towards a sustainability management tool for food manufacturing small and medium‐sized enterprises—Insights from a Delphi study pp. 589-604

- Rebekka Küchler, Birte Maja Nicolai and Christian Herzig
- Corporate social responsibility and green behaviour: Towards sustainable food‐business development pp. 605-620

- Nematollah Shiri and Vahid Jafari‐Sadeghi
- Institutional antecedents of integrated reporting quality: The moderating role of board independence pp. 621-640

- Kar Shun Wong, Azlan Amran and Ei Yet Chu
- Green innovation peer effects in common institutional ownership networks pp. 641-660

- Xiaohui Wu, Yumin Li and Chong Feng
- Institutionalizing corporate social responsibility disclosure: Historical webpages of the Fortune global 500 companies, 1997–2009 pp. 661-676

- Enying Zheng, Wenjie Liao, Yan Xing and Jiajia Zheng
- CSR and organizational performance: The role of pro‐environmental behavior and personal values pp. 677-694

- Xin Guan, Naveed Ahmad, Muhammad Safdar Sial, Jacob Cherian and Heesup Han
- Reporting Sustainable Development Goal 12 in the Spanish food retail industry. An analysis based on Global Reporting Initiative performance indicators pp. 695-707

- Teresa Vallet‐Bellmunt, Iluminada Fuertes‐Fuertes and María Luisa Flor
- Leadership support, innovative work behavior, employee work engagement, and corporate reputation: Examining the effect of female in not government organizations pp. 708-719

- Muhammad Jawad, Munazza Naz and Sohail Rizwan
- Corporate social responsibility and the alignment of CEO and shareholders wealth: Does a strong alignment induce or restrain CSR? pp. 720-741

- Hyeong Joon Kim, Seongjae Mun and Seung Hun Han
- Are gender‐diverse boards eco‐innovative? The mediating role of corporate social responsibility strategy pp. 742-754

- Ayman Issa and Nasrine Bensalem
- Board gender diversity and corporate green innovation: An industry‐level institutional perspective pp. 755-772

- Khwaja Naveed, Fahad Khalid and Cosmina Lelia Voinea
- CSR variability, managerial risk aversion, and hostile takeover threats pp. 773-790

- Takakorn Likitapiwat, Sirimon Treepongkaruna and Pornsit Jiraporn
- Corporate biodiversity management and organisational change mechanisms: The case of a tea producer in Sri Lanka pp. 791-801

- Upekha Atupola, Paola Vola, Nuwan Gunarathne, Elisa Truant and Lorenzo Gelmini
- The effect of sustainable business practices on profitability. Accounting for strategic disclosure pp. 802-819

- Massimiliano Cerciello, Francesco Busato and Simone Taddeo
- Civil society organisations as agents for societal change: Football clubs' engagement with sustainability pp. 820-828

- Rodrigo Lozano and Maria Barreiro‐Gen
- Discovering the key factors behind multi‐stakeholder partnerships for contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals: Insights around the electric vehicle in Spain pp. 829-845

- Jose Ignacio Galan and Jose Angel Zuñiga‐Vicente
- Minding the gap‐relating disclosure to contexts of sustainability reporting in the automotive industry pp. 846-857

- Imke Rhoden, Christopher Stephen Ball, Stefan Vögele and Wilhelm Kuckshinrichs
- Impact of corporate governance on environmental, social, and governance disclosure: Any difference between financial and non‐financial companies? pp. 858-873

- Nejla Ould Daoud Ellili
- Corporate social responsibility and chief executive officer wrongdoing: A fraud triangle perspective pp. 874-888

- Chunling Zhu, Ruixin Zeng, Ruxi Wang and Yihui Xiao
- How does green credit policy improve corporate social responsibility in China? An analysis based on carbon‐intensive listed firms pp. 889-904

- Yi Chen, Zhongwen Xu, Xuehao Wang and Yining Yang
- Mutual funds and gender equality in portfolio firms: Toward the sustainable development goals pp. 905-926

- Carmen‐Pilar Martí‐Ballester
- How does the research community contribute to corporate climate‐related risk disclosures? The gap between ideals and reality pp. 927-940

- Chia‐Chi Lee, Shih‐Yun Kuo, Huang‐Hsiung Hsu, Tung‐Li Mo, En‐Yu Chang and Kuan‐Chun Huang
- Circular economy business models: Towards achieving sustainable development goals in the waste management sector—Empirical evidence and theoretical implications pp. 941-954

- Pina Puntillo
- Communicating corporate social responsibility: How fit, specificity, and cognitive fluency drive consumer skepticism and response pp. 955-967

- Rachel Esther Lim and Wei‐Na Lee
- Does consumer social responsibility augment corporate social responsibility: A reciprocal analysis of external stakeholder from stakeholder theory perspective pp. 968-978

- Huawei Tian
- How do financial markets reward companies tackling climate change concerns? A natural experiment based on the Brexit referendum pp. 979-990

- Riccardo Rodella and Maria Rosa De Giacomo
- Impact of corporate social responsibility attributions on employee's extra‐role behaviors: Moderating role of ethical corporate identity and interpersonal trust pp. 991-1004

- Sajjad A. Afridi, Bilal Afsar, Asad Shahjehan, Wajid Khan, Zia U. Rehman and Muhammad A. S. Khan
- How can corporate culture contribute to emission reduction in the construction sector? An SME case study on beliefs, actions, and outcomes pp. 1005-1022

- Carmen Isensee, Frank Teuteberg and Kai‐Michael Griese
Volume 30, issue 1, 2023
- A bibliometric performance analysis of publication productivity in the corporate social responsibility field: Outcomes of SciVal analytics pp. 1-16

- Nicola Cucari, Ilaria Tutore, Raffaella Montera and Sofia Profita
- Measuring quality of popular annual financial reports: Features of the rewarded US reporting municipalities pp. 17-27

- Nicola Raimo, Michele Rubino, Paolo Esposito and Filippo Vitolla
- Reporting on sustainable development: Configurational effects of top management team and corporate characteristics on environmental information disclosure pp. 28-52

- Ge Wang, Huijin Zhang, Saixing Zeng, Xiaohua Meng and Han Lin
- Exploring the moderating effects of corporate social responsibility performance under mimetic pressures. An international analysis pp. 53-65

- Giovanni Zampone, Giuseppe Sannino and Isabel‐María García‐Sánchez
- Towards sustainable development: The role of directors' international orientation and their diversity for non‐financial disclosure pp. 66-90

- Dorota Dobija, Claudia Arena, Łukasz Kozłowski, Joanna Krasodomska and Justyna Godawska
- The impact of social responsibility on corporate financial performance in the energy sector: Evidence from Lithuania pp. 91-104

- Judita Adamkaite, Dalia Streimikiene and Kristina Rudzioniene
- Corporate social responsibility: Does it really matter in the luxury context? pp. 105-118

- Laura Broccardo, Francesca Culasso, Amandeep Dhir and Elisa Truant
- The impact of environmental disclosure on initial public offering underpricing: Sustainable development in Singapore pp. 119-133

- Eugene Kang and Nguyen Bao Lam
- Environmental, social and governance ratings and firm performance: The moderating role of internal control quality pp. 134-145

- Mounia Boulhaga, Abdelfettah Bouri, Ahmed A. Elamer and Bassam A. Ibrahim
- Participative pricing and donation programs in a socially concerned supply chain pp. 146-164

- Ali Sabbaghnia, Jafar Heydari and Jafar Razmi
- Executives' overseas background and corporate green innovation pp. 165-179

- Wen Chen, Yufeng Zhu and Chenyu Wang
- Fashion industry's environmental policy: Social media and corporate website as vehicles for communicating corporate social responsibility pp. 180-191

- Carmen Quiles‐Soler, Alba‐María Martínez‐Sala and Juan Monserrat‐Gauchi
- Willingness to invest and the assurance of corporate social responsibility reports pp. 192-208

- Thanyawee Pratoomsuwan and Yingyot Chiaravutthi
- Does board capital enhance corporate social responsibility disclosure quality? The role of CEO power pp. 209-225

- Laila Maswadi and Azlan Amran
- Do foreign chief executive officers spend more on corporate social responsibility in Vietnam? pp. 226-235

- Samuel Adomako and Mai Dong Tran
- Which diversity measures best capture public company value? pp. 236-247

- Benjamin P. Foster, Andrew S. Manikas and James R. Kroes
- Corporate social responsibility and export performance under stakeholder view: The mediation of innovation and the moderation of the legal form pp. 248-266

- Antonio Martos‐Pedrero, David Jiménez‐Castillo, Vera Ferrón‐Vílchez and Francisco Joaquín Cortés‐García
- Corporate social responsibility and firm performance: Green supply chain management as a mediating variable pp. 267-276

- Maya Novitasari, Anggita Langgeng Wijaya, Nindya Mariana Agustin, Ardi Gunardi and Leo‐Paul Dana
- Does a country's environmental policy affect the value of small and medium sized enterprises liquidity in the energy sector? pp. 277-290

- Tiziana La Rocca, Maurizio La Rocca, Francesco Fasano and Alfio Cariola
- How does multi‐agent govern corporate greenwashing? A stakeholder engagement perspective from “common” to “collaborative” governance pp. 291-307

- Wei Wang, Ziyuan Sun, Weixing Zhu, Lin Ma, Yuting Dong, Xiao Sun and Fengzhi Wu
- Does corporate environmental responsibility contribute to financial performance? A dual path analysis through operational efficiency and the cost of debt pp. 308-323

- Lan Gao and Liang Wan
- Institutional and stakeholder pressures on organisational performance and green human resources management pp. 324-341

- Luca Marrucci, Tiberio Daddi and Fabio Iraldo
- Sustainable service ecosystems from the transformative value perspective: A study in tourism destinations pp. 342-357

- Miguel Ángel Moliner‐Tena, Diego Monferrer‐Tirado, Marta Estrada‐Guillén and Lidia Vidal‐Meliá
- Longer board tenure and audit committee tenure. How do they impact environmental performance? A European study pp. 358-368

- Francesco Paolone, Matteo Pozzoli, Nicola Cucari and Rosario Bianco
- Green human resource management, a gateway to employer branding: Mediating role of corporate environmental sustainability and corporate social sustainability pp. 369-383

- Raheel Yasin, Aydan Huseynova and Muhammad Atif
- A need for assurance: Do internal control systems integrate environmental, social, and governance factors? pp. 384-401

- Murad Harasheh and Roberta Provasi
- Stakeholder engagement as a sustainable development strategy: Managerial entrenchment for cross‐shareholdings pp. 402-418

- Kenichi Yoshida, Kenichi Kurita and Shunsuke Managi
- Effect of gender diversity on corporate soundness and social contribution pp. 419-430

- Chang Seop Rhee, Sohee Woo and Hyunjung Rhee
- Walking the talk, but above all, talking the walk: Looking green for market stakeholder engagement pp. 431-442

- Javier Amores‐Salvadó, Gregorio Martin‐ de Castro and Elisabeth Albertini
- Airlines practices to incorporate circular economy principles into the waste management system pp. 443-458

- Aitor Salesa, Raúl León and José Mariano Moneva
- How do female CEOs affect corporate environmental policies? pp. 459-472

- Ying Zhang, Yuting Guo and Aiman Nurdazym
- Sustainability restatements, firm risk and controversial industries: Analysing the signals based on revision type pp. 473-485

- Jennifer Martínez‐Ferrero, Michele Guidi and Emma García‐Meca
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