This paper provides a scoping review of European sustainability reporting studies. Previous
sustainability studies do not offer a comprehensive discussion of features key to the …

Purpose The importance of board composition, especially female directors' presence on
boards, is thought to influence corporate responsibility performance, has attracted significant …

The integration of technology and finance has emerged as a pivotal driver of economic
growth and innovation, yet its impact on green innovation remains underexplored. This study …

In this article we chart the evolution of corporate brand management from an organization-
centric view based on control to one rooted in a participative cocreated perspective where …

Using a manually collected sample of 331 corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports
issued by US public companies, we examine the relationship between the CSR …

We hypothesize that CSR serves as a control mechanism to reduce deviations from optimal
risk taking, and therefore, CSR curbs excessive risk taking and reduces excessive risk …

Transnational corporations (TNCs) today are facing rising expectations that they will engage
with societal stakeholders and get involved with sustainable development, even in light of an …

Considering the growing awareness and increased pressure from various stakeholders
about sustainable development, organizations placed green initiatives among their top …

Gender policies concerning the composition of board of directors are included in the
legislation of many countries, especially promoted by the European Commission to reach …

The inconclusiveness of previous research on the association between gender diverse
boards (GDB) and corporate social performance (CSP) has led us to revisit the question in …