Interest in the drivers of firms' corporate social responsibility (CSR) is growing. However,
little is known about the influence of a CEO's childhood experience of natural disasters on …

This study examines the effect of environmental and social (ES) activities on global banking
stability in the shadow of the COVID‐19 pandemic. Using a sample of 244 commercial …

Our research examines the potential influence of CEOs' childhood poverty experiences on
corporate financial fraud. We employ upper echelon theory and imprinting theory to …

New digital technologies, combined with the challenges faced by the pandemic, have
prompted several organizations, including small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), to …

Recognizing the potential contributions businesses can make to address the grand
challenge of global poverty, management scholars have increasingly turned research …

Recently, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has been the subject of extensive
research and publication. Researchers have pointed out that corporate ESG performance is …

Purpose During recent years, there has been a growing interest in CSR across disciplines.
Various scholars document that Chief Executive Officer (CEO) narcissism is an important …

This study explores the effect of chief executive officer (CEO) early‐life poverty experiences
on firms' environmental violations. By integrating upper echelon theory and imprinting …

Purpose Without a doubt, COVID-19 is a disruptive event that one may not consider before it
becomes a global pandemic. This study aims to examine the firm's risk preference …

As interest in the role of the early-life experience of CEOs on firms' decisions and outcomes
increases, this study examines how a CEO's early-life experience of China's Reforms and …