Society and Business Review
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Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) power and sustainability-based compensation for climate change disclosure and carbon performance: is it different for developed and developing nations?
Mohamed ToukabriCompanies are increasingly appointing a Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) to anchor the need to highlight climate change at the senior management level. This study aims to…
The need to address limited access to capital and strengthen entrepreneurial ecosystems in order to increase black new venture creation
Robert P. Singh, Melvin T. MillerRacial wealth inequality is a significant and growing issue in the USA. Improving the lagging rate of black new venture creation and successful entrepreneurship could help close…
Sustainable resource management and community corporate social performance: strategic implications of corruption control in MNEs
Leyla Orudzheva, Manjula S. Salimath, Robert PavurThe consequences of corporate corruption control (CCC) have either been investigated outside the firm (e.g. foreign direct investment inflows) or inside the firm (e.g…
Politicizing and economizing – domestic water charges in Ireland – from a free public service, to pay-by-volume, and back again
Martin Quinn, Orla FeeneyThis paper aims to explore why a country with significant under-investment in water infrastructure has not successfully imposed domestic water charges. Drawing on an economization…
How Islamic work ethics predict work engagement: a double mediation model
Sheema TarabPositive work attributes and moral behaviors are vital for creative organizations, their people and sustainable work systems. The twofold purpose of this study is first, to…
Education or experience? A study of the relationship between entrepreneurs and social enterprise mission drift
Kun Zhang, Ru Li, Qiao MengThe multiple goals make social enterprises vulnerable to mission drift, which hurts the sustainability of these hybrid organizations. As initiators, the relationship between…
The influence of workplace Confucian culture on employees’ organizational commitment through the modelling role of moral identities
Hong Quan Nguyen, Le Ngoc Ha Nguyen, Linh Chi Hoang, Thi Thanh Hau Phan, Thi Phuong Hoa Dang, My Binh Phuong NgoThis article aims to provide a theoretical unifying framework for workplace Confucian culture and employees’ organizational commitment (OC) through the modelling role of moral…
Mandatory CSR regime strips the competitive advantage: a comparative study of pre-post CSR mandate using the Bandwagon-bias effect theory
Taral Pathak, Ruchi Tewari, Samuel DrempeticWith corporate social responsibility (CSR) becoming mandatory, several firms in India have been compelled into spending resources on CSR while their business strategy and…
The impact of flexible work arrangements on an older grieving population
Marlee E. MercerAge-inclusive management practices are crucial for addressing the needs of the older workforce, but there is limited research on these practices. One underexplored area is how…
Back to the basics: is business ethics an oxymoron?
Mohammad A. Ali, Faiza Abbas, Rhoda JosephThis paper intends to argue against the idea of an asocial business arena by reiterating the original philosophical underpinnings of theories on the creation of society, societal…
Corporate social responsibility and tax avoidance: the moderating role of economic freedom
Catherine Acosta Garcia, Isabelle Verleyen, Annelies RoggemanPrevious studies on the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and tax avoidance (TA) have found inconclusive results. Academics have suggested deepening our…
Is it possible to reconcile the economic and social objectives of companies? A critical perspective
Klára KatonaThis paper aims to examine whether reconciling profit maximization and social welfare as two possible aspirations of company is feasible.
Sustainability on the horizon? An investigation into sustainable banking practices in an emerging economy
Kareem Folohunso Sani, Ayantunji Gbadamosi, Rula R. Al-AbdulrazakThis study aims to investigate sustainability practices in the banking industry, focusing on a developing economy. It uses the triple-bottom-line framework to answer the following…
The introspections of contemporary business research: a call for scientific creativity
Kuldeep SinghThis study aims to squeeze some critical viewpoints from the shifting landscape of business research (she), that conceals her true personality. Today, she is relentlessly…
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