Corporate social irresponsibility (CSI) is a critical issue for managers and researchers. In
fact, the number of studies on this subject from diverse literature is rapidly increasing …

We provide a synthesis of four decades of empirical research regarding the reaction of
shareholders to environmental events. This literature is at the crossroads of finance …

Using the financial proxies in the efficient market hypothesis (EMH), we explore how the
bullwhip effect (BWE) and ripple effect (RE) have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic …

Purpose The study investigates the interaction of sustainability dimensions in supply chains.
Along with the analysis of sustainability trade-offs (ie prioritizing one dimension to the …

While scholars have largely confirmed that target firms respond proactively to institutional
investor ESG activism, a wide range of studies pay little attention to green responses beyond …

Increasingly, creating and delivering value through complex supply chain networks involves
substantial risks. However, strategy development under business risk conditions is not well …

This study provides empirical evidence on the effect of the September 2015 Volkswagen
diesel emissions scandal on the stock prices of publicly traded firms in the global automotive …

Purpose The study aims to investigate cultural aspects in supply chains, analysing the effect
that local customs may have in the quality of buyer–supplier relationships. Building on the …

This study investigates whether the inclusion of war veterans and disabled people in
supplier diversity programs grants firms with reputational gains. With preliminary evidence …

Abstract This “Reflections on Europe” marks the end of the tercentenary of Adam Smith's
birth as an opportunity to consider the relevance of his work beyond the epithet of “founding …