CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance

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Perspectives on the Integration of Corporate Governance in Equity Investments: From the Periphery to the Core, from Passive to Active: Mikkel Skougaard
Mapping Georgian Bank Customer’s Preferences for Corporate Social Responsibility: Anna Gogichadze and Dionisia Tzavara
Situating the Concept of Organizational Mindfulness: The Multiple Dimensions of Organizational Learning: Claus Rerup and Daniel A. Levinthal
The Development of Integrated Reporting and the Role of the Accounting and Auditing Profession: Dominic S. B. Soh, Philomena Leung and Shane Leong
Payments for Environmental Services: Revisiting the Theoretical Baseline Assumptions: Philipp Aerni
Values Cockpits and Values Management: Friedrich Glauner
The Analysis of European Reporting Systems for Responsible Tourism and CSR: Mara Manente, Valeria Minghetti and Erica Mingotto
Research Methodology and Procedure: Silke Bustamante
Corporate Social Responsibility—Guidelines and Best Practices: Saumitra Bhaduri and Ekta Selarka
Sustainability for Centuries: Monastic Governance of Austrian Benedictine Abbeys: Birgit Feldbauer-Durstmüller, Simon Sandberger and Maximilian Neulinger
Corporate Social Responsibility: A Governable Space: Anthea Wesley, Martin Brueckner, Christof Pforr and Diana MacCallum
Environmental Accounting: Conceptual Framework: Maria-Gabriella Baldarelli and Ninel Nesheva-Kiosseva
Corporate Governance and Sustainability: The Role of the Board of Directors: Stuart Farquhar
Humanitarian Perspective on Social Innovation: Michael Hopkins
Social Sustainability and Quality of Working Life: Klaus J. Zink
Authenticity: Is Corporate Social Responsibility the Key to Overcoming Crisis?: Mara Baldo
Re-conceptualizing Corporate Social Responsibility in Japan: Scott Davis
The Principle of Responsibility in Circular Economy: Between Freedom and Duty: Cristian R. Loza Adaui
Exploring the Theoretical Basis for Stakeholder Protection in Corporate Governance: Anthony O. Nwafor and Mandhlaenkosi Sibanda
The Should, the Could, and the Would: On Paradox Constellations of CSR in the Media Business—and a Call to Action: Lars Rademacher
The CSR Rationale of Strategy Development: Responsibility: Friedrich Glauner
Legitimacy Threats and Stakeholder Concerns Within Supply Chains: Muhammad Azizul Islam
Oversurveillance: Less Surveillance for Better Corporate Governance and Reduced Financial Crime: J. S. Nelson
To Legislate or Not: That Is the Question—Comparing CSR Intent and Effects in Economies with Voluntary CSR and Legislated CSR: Lars Isaksson and Nayan Mitra
Putting Ethics in Business: Mary Godwyn
Normative and Market Instruments of Sustainability: Paolo Candio
How Can the Circular Economy Contribute to the Achievement of SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth?: Esin Yücel Karamustafa, Burcu Arsan and Deniz Palalar Alkan
The Banality of Good and Evil: Ethics Courses in Business Management Education: Mary Godwyn
Corporate Social Responsibility in the United Kingdom: Stephen Vertigans
Where Digitalization Meets Sustainability: Opportunities and Challenges: Sezen Aksin-Sivrikaya and C. B. Bhattacharya
Lipstick: Richard Ennals
Social Entrepreneurship Through Collaboration: A Case Study on Sustainable and Inclusive Social Business Development in Japan: Keiko Yokoyama and Yukihiro Wakuta
CSR as an Economic, Ethical, and Communicative Concept: Matthias Karmasin and Michael Litschka
Is Corporate Governance Different in Financial Firms than in Non-Financial Firms? Evidence for the Pre- and Post-Crisis Period in Europe: Belén Díaz Díaz, Rebeca García-Ramos and Elisa Baraibar Díez
How Useful Is the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Reporting Framework to Identify the Non-financial Value of Corporate Social Performance (CSP)?: Elizabeth-Anne Thomas
Topical Approach: Gender Discrimination as CSR Problem: Christina Keinert-Kisin
Social Entropy as Predictor for Sustainability: Emil Dinga
Addressing Social Risks: The Corporate Social Responsibility Way: Shulagna Sarkar, J. Kiranmai and R. K. Mishra
Sustainable Development of Meat Supply Chain and Human Rights: Francesco Zecchin
Innovation and Entrepreneurship: The Invisible Cycle: Robert B. Rosenfeld
The Purpose of Values in Social Systems: Viability: Friedrich Glauner
Legitimizing Corporate Social Responsibility Governance: Sarah Jastram and Julia Prescher
Overcoming Sustainability Displacement: The Challenge of Making Sustainability Accessible in the Here and Now: Angus Morrison Saunders and Michael Hughes
Public Value for Public Service Media? A Case Study Analysis of Austria’s ORF: Paul Clemens Murschetz, Eduard Frantz and Niko Alm
Practical Indigenous Wisdom: A Track in the Conference “Sustainability Rhetoric: Facts and Fictions”: Robyn Heckenberg
Challenges to the Effective Implementation of SDG 8 in Creating Decent Work and Economic Growth in the Southern African Hemisphere: Perspectives from South Africa, Lesotho and Zimbabwe: Mikovhe Maphiri, Matsietso Agnes Matasane and Godknows Mudimu
Cadbury’s Ethics and the Spirit of Corporate Social Responsibility: Andrew Fincham
Human Rights in the Supply Chain: Uwe G. Schulte
Trends in CSR Practices in Developed and Developing Countries: Nakib Muhammad Nasrullah and Mia Mahmudur Rahim
Operations Management: Zamumtima Chijere