Greenwashing is more virulent than ever. A profusion of environmental, social, and
governance and net zero commitments are becoming fraught with questionable and …

Purpose This paper aims to synthesize the corporate social responsibility decoupling
(CSRD) literature, CSRD's causes and consequences and discuss other organizational …

While sustainability research is expansive, studies of business‐internal practices and
resulting sustainability outcomes are largely unexplored. This research fills this gap by …

Societal actors increasingly expect multinational enterprises (MNEs) to positively impact the
host countries in which they operate. While these expectations have prompted IB scholars to …

This paper examines whether sustainability committees curb environmental decoupling.
Using a global sample, we document a negatively significant association between …

This study examines whether and how a strong corporate culture influences stakeholder
violations. Using a longitudinal sample of monetary penalties imposed on US-listed firms for …

Over the last two decades, sustainability disclosure has become a well-established practice
among large and medium-sized companies. Despite the increasing number of sustainability …

Employing the sensemaking perspective, this paper aims to study the relationship between
social innovation and resilience. The study highlights how sensemaking of social innovation …

Across global supply chains, buyers enforce labour codes as a primary mechanism for
ensuring suppliers' social compliance with international labour standards and rights for …

University rankings have gained prominence in tandem with the global race towards
excellence and as part of the growing expectation of rational, scientific evaluation of …