We conduct a multidisciplinary review of how sustainable investing impacts the environment
and society. Our review starts from the insight that shareholders can create impact not only …

Shareholder activism is an important driver of corporate change. Yet, the phenomenon has
primarily been studied within disciplinary silos, providing only a partial understanding of the …

We study collaborative shareholder engagements on climate change issues. These
engagements involve coalitions of investors pursuing behind-the-scenes dialogue to …

To explain how multistakeholder groups organize democratic deliberations about complex
sustainability issues, organizational scholars have focused on the key role of deliberative …

Stakeholders increasingly expect to be engaged in corporate social responsibility (CSR)
agendas through dialogue; the joint creation of meaning between firms and stakeholders, or …

Purpose This study examines shareholder and board motivations regarding corporate social
responsibility (CSR) to understand boards' stewardship approaches to environmental …

This study investigates how rhetorical configurations of grand challenges shape collective
action through a case study of the Danish government's handling of a zoonotic disease …

We examine how the authority of investors to speak about climate change with corporations
is established. Leveraging the 'communication as constitutive of organisations'(CCO) …

This introduction argues that the use of the concept of deliberative democracy in corporate
social responsibility (CSR) research needs to be theoretically extended. We review three …

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reports are globally recognized as a keystone
in sustainable enterprise development. This study aims to map the changing landscape of …