The sustainable development of the global economy and society calls for the practice of the
environmental, social and governance (ESG) principle. The ESG principle has been …

Research applying institutional theory to corporate social responsibility (CSR) has
experienced remarkable momentum. Institutional theory‐based CSR research illustrates the …

Corporate efforts in green technology improvements are critical for enhancing sustainability;
consequently, how to promote green innovation has attracted scholarly attention. This study …

Green innovation is an important way for firms to achieve both economic benefits and
environmental protection in the long term. We focus on the influence of corporate social …

Drawing on the institutional view of legitimacy theory, we examine whether and under which
conditions a policy tool, mandatory corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting, enforced …

A growing number of firms have used disruptive innovation as a strategy to gain
competitiveness, and the topic of how disruptive innovation occurs has attracted wide …

This introduction to the Thematic Collection on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) tracks
the evolution of CSR research published in the Journal of Management Studies from 2006 …

The premise of being “green” is often perceived as socially beneficial, yet its financial
implications remain uncertain. To address this gap, we examine the complex relationship …

This study explores how firms sought to effectively match their internal competence with
external resources from the supply chain network to improve operational resilience (OR) …

This study documents the effect of CEO's identification with their hometown on corporate
social responsibility (CSR). We propose that firms headquartered in their CEOs' hometowns …