Over the past two decades, more and more US firms are voluntarily issuing costly
standalone Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Reports. Nevertheless, firms' motivations …

Tax is one of the most significant business costs incurred by firms, and it has a direct impact
on profitability and shareholder value. Consequently, firms have financial incentives to be …

We considered the question of how corporate social responsibility (CSR) differs between
Canada and the US Prior research has identified that national institutional differences exist …

Considering specific contextual differences (in laws, governance attributes, and CEO pay
policies) found between the Anglo‐American and the European corporate governance …

This research examines whether firms who issue these reports are really more socially
responsible or if they are merely trying to convince stakeholders that they are. We use the …

This paper explores, through a relevant survey, the factors affecting companies' behaviour
towards Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility (CSR and CER) and how the …

Increasingly, US firms voluntarily issue standalone corporate social responsibility (CSR)
reports to demonstrate to society a commitment to social and environmental activities …

Our paper explores the evolution in the reporting of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
for 115 Canadian firms (51 cross-listed on US stock exchanges) throughout the seven year …

The rate of alliance formation by firms has greatly increased over the past two decades.
Congruently, firm interest in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives has also …

While the global extensiveness of CSR in modern capitalism is a systemic reality and is
drawing increasing attention from scholars from many disciplines, this ubiquity also masks …