Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and technological innovation (TI) are two fundamental
driving forces for sustainable development. The importance of the CSR-TI relationship has …

Urgent societal issues require corporations to make changes and contribute solutions.
Insider social change agents are uniquely poised to propel this work. Operating from within …

Despite their central role in the construction and development of the market for virtues as
well as in the design, implementation, and evaluation of corporate sustainability strategies …

Purpose The current market conditions are driving firms to plan, design and implement
corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies that are true to the firms' real sense, ie …

Although CSR scholarship has highlighted how tensions in CSR implementation are
negotiated, little is known about its normative and moral dimension at a micro-level. Drawing …

Organizations often leverage corporate social responsibility (CSR) in their efforts to gain
external legitimacy, and yet CSR managers–the very people responsible for implementing …

Prior research on sustainability suggests that ambitious sustainability strategies are often
turned into “business-as-usual” practices. Although ecological embeddedness—that is …

In the face of rising sustainability issues, increasing numbers of organisations are trying to
build compromises between their economic purpose and ecological objectives …

While recent debates about the professions have noted the pervasive influence of
organizations, less is known about how this plays out at the macro or occupational level. In …

This contribution aims to explain when and why policies that increase social accountability
are likely to have unintended and counterproductive effects on the social performance of …