Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
2002 - 2024
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Volume 18, issue 6, 2011
- The influence of corporate social responsibility and price fairness on customer behaviour: evidence from the financial sector pp. 317-331
- Jorge Matute‐Vallejo, Rafael Bravo and José M. Pina
- Executive compensation, corporate social responsibility, and corporate financial performance: a multi‐equation framework pp. 332-351
- Scott J. Callan and Janet M. Thomas
- Corporate social responsibility: the role of Fortune 100 companies in domestic and international natural disasters pp. 352-369
- Brian R. Johnson, Eric Connolly and Timothy S. Carter
Volume 18, issue 5, 2011
- Does corporate social responsibility influence profit margins? a case study of executive perceptions pp. 263-274
- Atle Blomgren
- Sustainability reporting: A comparative study of NGOs and MNCs pp. 275-284
- Charles T. Crespy and Miller Van V.
- Strategic corporate social responsibility: a ‘dynamic capabilities’ perspective pp. 285-293
- Venugopal Ramachandran
- Corporate social responsibility in times of recession: Changing discourses and implications for policy and practice pp. 294-305
- Louise Ellis and Claire Bastin
- Strategic Corporate Responsibility in the Food Chain pp. 306-316
- Pasi Heikkurinen and Sari Forsman‐Hugg
Volume 18, issue 4, 2011
- Application of a fuzzy hierarchical model to the assessment of corporate social and environmental sustainability pp. 209-219
- Vassilis S. Kouikoglou and Yannis A. Phillis
- Mining and stakeholder engagement discourse in a Papua New Guinea mine pp. 220-233
- Kevin P. Kepore and Benedict Y. Imbun
- How corporate social responsibility information influences stakeholders' intentions pp. 234-245
- Umit Alniacik, Esra Alniacik and Nurullah Genc
- The effects of value on the perception of corporate social responsibility implementation: A study of Chinese youth pp. 246-262
- Lei Wang and Heikki Juslin
Volume 18, issue 3, 2011
- Critical research in sustainability debate pp. 123-124
- Gabriel Eweje
- A Shift in corporate practice? Facilitating sustainability strategy in companies pp. 125-136
- Gabriel Eweje
- Integral responsibilities for a responsive and sustainable practice in organization and management pp. 137-150
- Wendelin M. Küpers
- Relating sustainability theory to practice at Auckland airport: An engaged scholarship endeavour involving students pp. 151-161
- Kate Kearins and Martin Fryer
- An exploratory study of sustainability as a stimulus for corporate entrepreneurship pp. 162-171
- Sussie C. Morrish, Morgan P. Miles and Michael Jay Polonsky
- Walking the talk? Environmental responsibility from the perspective of small‐business owners pp. 172-185
- Martina Battisti and Martin Perry
- SMEs and environmental responsibility: do actions reflect attitudes? pp. 186-199
- Sue Cassells and Kate Lewis
- Perceptions on corporate social responsibility: A study in capturing public confidence pp. 200-208
- Elvia Shauki
Volume 18, issue 2, 2011
- Measuring corporate environmental justice performance pp. 61-79
- Michael Ash and James K. Boyce
- Corporate environmentalism in a small emerging economy: stakeholder perceptions and the influence of firm characteristics pp. 80-90
- Kalim U. Shah
- The relationship between corporate governance and corporate social behavior: a structural equation model analysis pp. 91-101
- José Luis Fernández Sánchez, Ladislao Luna Sotorrío and Elisa Baraibar Díez
- Contextual environment and stakeholder perception of corporate social responsibility practices in uganda pp. 102-109
- Vincent Amooti Bagire, Immaculate Tusiime, Grace Nalweyiso and John Bosco Kakooza
- The quality of stakeholder engagement in sustainability reporting: empirical evidence and critical points pp. 110-122
- Giacomo Manetti
Volume 18, issue 1, 2011
- Sustainable development: the role of network communication pp. 1-10
- Anne Ellerup Nielsen and Christa Thomsen
- CSR and environmental responsibility: motives and pressures to adopt green management practices pp. 11-24
- Kathy Babiak and Sylvia Trendafilova
- What motivates managers to pursue corporate responsibility? a survey among key stakeholders pp. 25-38
- Caroline D. Ditlev‐Simonsen and Atle Midttun
- Motivations, barriers, and incentives for adopting environmental management (cost) accounting and related guidelines: a study of the republic of Korea pp. 39-49
- Ki‐Hoon Lee
- Readability of Corporate Social Responsibility communication in Malaysia pp. 50-60
- Aishah Sheikh Abu Bakar and Rashid Ameer
Volume 17, issue 6, 2010
- Performance evaluation for sustainable business: a profitability and marketability framework pp. 311-319
- Shih‐Fang Lo
- Five leaps to corporate sustainability through a corporate responsibility portfolio matrix pp. 320-336
- Tarja Ketola
- Reverse logistics and social sustainability pp. 337-354
- Joseph Sarkis, Marilyn Michelle Helms and Aref A. Hervani
- How credible are mining corporations' sustainability reports? a critical analysis of external assurance under the requirements of the international council on mining and metals pp. 355-370
- Alberto Fonseca
Volume 17, issue 5, 2010
- Corporate social reporting in Italian multi‐utility companies: an empirical analysis pp. 247-271
- Chiara Mio
- Corporate social reporting for different audiences: the case of multinational corporations in Spain pp. 272-283
- Ladislao Luna Sotorrío and José Luis Fernández Sánchez
- The Green Onion: a corporate environmental strategy framework pp. 284-298
- Scott Victor Valentine
- Business students' perception of corporate social responsibility: the United States, China, and India pp. 299-310
- Alan Wong, Fu Long and S. Elankumaran
Volume 17, issue 4, 2010
- Determinants of environmental disclosure in the annual reports of large companies operating in Portugal pp. 185-204
- Sónia Maria da Silva Monteiro and Beatriz Aibar‐Guzmán
- Critical success factors for corporate social responsibility: a public sector perspective pp. 205-214
- Shirish Sangle
- The impact of operational characteristics on firms' EMS decisions: strategic adoption of ISO 14001 certifications pp. 215-229
- Takuya Takahashi and Masao Nakamura
- Sustainable supply chain management and inter‐organizational resources: a literature review pp. 230-245
- Stefan Gold, Stefan Seuring and Philip Beske
Volume 17, issue 3, 2010
- Responsible leadership pp. 123-124
- Tarja Ketola
- Sustainable entrepreneurship in SMEs: a case study analysis pp. 125-132
- Cheryl Rodgers
- An innovative model to promote CSR among SMEs operating in industrial clusters: evidence from an EU project pp. 133-141
- Massimo Battaglia, Lara Bianchi, Marco Frey and Fabio Iraldo
- Image differentiation with corporate environmental responsibility pp. 142-152
- Pasi Heikkurinen
- Responsible leadership? Development of CSR at danfoss, Denmark pp. 153-168
- Martin Lehmann, ImnLin Toh, Per Christensen and Rufei Ma
- Weaving social responsibility with business strategy: a case study of South India Paper Mills pp. 169-172
- M. Kanchan
- Responsible leadership: Building blocks of individual, organizational and societal behavior pp. 173-184
- Tarja Ketola
Volume 17, issue 2, 2010
- Corporate social responsibility: discourse, narratives and communication pp. 63-69
- Peter Dobers and Delyse Springett
- Corporate response to CSO criticism: decoupling the corporate responsibility discourse from business practice pp. 70-80
- Jenny Ählström
- A linguistic interpretation of Welford's hijack hypothesis pp. 81-95
- Mark Brown
- Communication via responsibility reporting and its effect on firm value in Finland pp. 96-106
- Hannu Schadewitz and Mikael Niskala
- A reinterpretation of the principles of CSR: a pragmatic approach pp. 107-117
- Bjørn‐Tore Blindheim* and Oluf Langhelle
- Culture and sustainability pp. 118-121
- Sture Packalén
Volume 17, issue 1, 2010
- Community relations in the global mining industry: exploring the internal dimensions of externally orientated work pp. 1-14
- Deanna Kemp
- The integration of corporate governance in corporate social responsibility disclosures pp. 15-26
- Ans Kolk and Jonatan Pinkse
- The implementation of socially responsible purchasing pp. 27-39
- Charlotte Leire and Oksana Mont
- Managing corporate citizenship: a new tool for companies pp. 40-51
- Vesela R. Veleva
- Environmental disclosures of palm oil plantation companies in Malaysia: a tool for stakeholder engagement pp. 52-62
- Radiah Othman and Rashid Ameer
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