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  2. Sustaining Learning Sites for Agriculture (LSAs) is essential for enhancing agricultural education and rural development; however, research lacks a structured framework for identifying key sustainability strat...

    Authors: Dhevine C. Paninsoro and Pamela F. Resurreccion
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:14
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  3. A substantial and rigorous literature exists on manipulation. Similarly, an even more substantial and rigorous literature exists on motivation. However, we believe almost nothing examining the theory and pract...

    Authors: Borna Jalsenjak and Randy L. Richards
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:13
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  4. The main objective of the paper is to better understand the perceptions of entrepreneurs of small and medium enterprises in two European countries (Romania, an EU country, and Serbia an EU candidate country) r...

    Authors: Silvia Puiu and Milica Velickovic
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:12
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  5. This study investigates the impact of digital business process integration on economic performance and environmental performance among small and medium-sized enterprises in Uganda, a resource‐constrained conte...

    Authors: Dedrix Stephenson Bindeeba, Susan Atuhaire, Rennie Bakashaba and Eddy Kurobuza Tukamushaba
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:11
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  6. The objective of this paper is to argue the fundamental significance of education in addressing notable gaps in the constitutive, performance and evaluation criteria for corporate social responsibility (CSR) a...

    Authors: Onyeka K. Osuji and Obinna C. Edeji
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:10
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  9. The present study is to unveil the concept of stakeholder engagement and participation in CSR, the environment, and society from the realist’s point of view based on a quantitative method. A poll was conducted...

    Authors: Adewole Olukorede
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:7
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  12. This study looks at how an entrepreneur’s mindset orientation affects Ethiopian eco-hotel sustainability, using customer loyalty as a mediating factor. Utilizing a quantitative research strategy, data was obta...

    Authors: Shashi Kant and Tafese Niguse
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:4
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  15. Amidst the growing complexity and uncertainty of today’s operating environments, traditional binary thinking—reducing choices to limited “either/or” decisions—often falls short. To address these nuanced challe...

    Authors: Linda O’Riordan and Charles Hampden-Turner
    Citation: Journal of Sustainable Business 2025 10:1
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  16. This article examines the efforts towards implementing minimum labor standards in global supply chains through the lens of corporate social responsibility. The adoption of supplier codes of conduct has driven ...

    Authors: Sarah Vandenbroucke, Helen Pluut, Yvonne Erkens and Jaroslaw Kantorowicz
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:17
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  17. This study is to establish that consumers’ perceptions can trigger value creation from commitment, and pursuit of CSR by an organization can bring leverage and advantage by adopting the same as a brand, when f...

    Authors: Olukorede Adewole
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:16
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  19. This article presents a theoretical framework for analysing corporate responsibility through the lens of critical state theory, focusing on the dynamic interplay between state and business. Traditionally, corp...

    Authors: Xu Kang
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:14
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  20. A consensus and buying pattern regarding luxury brands has endured a paradigm shift from being envied to being questioned or entirely overlooked. The pandemic has led to a fair share of economic implications. ...

    Authors: Abhinav Karthikeyan Ravichandran and Rashmi Singh
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:13
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  21. The dominant practice governing sustainability reporting in the private sector is that of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or Environmental Social Governance (ESG) reporting. CSR has its roots in philanth...

    Authors: Liesel Kassier
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:12
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  22. Complacency is almost archaic in the knowledge economy, because firms are overwhelmingly confronted with diverse expectations from better informed stakeholders, who pressure on societal issues amid shareholder...

    Authors: Hart O. Awa, Willie Etim and Enyinda Ogbonda
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:11
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  23. Companies’ communications about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) have become increasingly prevalent yet psychological reasons for why those communications might lead to positive reactions of the general p...

    Authors: Tatiana Chopova, Naomi Ellemers and Elena Sinelnikova
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:10
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  26. Based on a total of 1,590 listed non-financial firms on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and the Taipei Exchange (formerly the Over The Counter securities market) covering the period of 2007~2020, this study examines...

    Authors: Yuan Chang, Kun-Tsung Wu, Shu-Hui Lin and Chia-Jung Lin
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:7
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  27. In the context of the increased use of digital technologies at work and the various reported positive and negative outcomes for workers, this paper deals with the effects of internal corporate social responsib...

    Authors: Lea Wolf, Ronny Ehlen, Mona-Maria Bardmann, Caroline Ruiner, Julia Lanzl, Manfred Schoch and Henner Gimpel
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:6
    Content type: Review Article Published on:

  28. The aim of the study was to investigate whether the content of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) messages predicts communication outcomes in South African nonprofit organisations (NPOs). The study found a ...

    Authors: Sabryna Joanne Tsinga-Mambadja, Hilda Bongazana Dondolo and David Pieter Conradie
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:5
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  29. As the discourse around business ethics and sustainable development intensifies, many organizations are adopting initiatives in corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a strategic tool to satisfy regulatory r...

    Authors: Emmanuel Jeffrey Dzage, Muhammad Rizwan Hussain, Paul Opuni Dapaah and Yussif Mustapha
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:4
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  30. This study explored corporate social responsibility practices in selected public libraries in south-west and north-central Nigeria. The study adopts multiple case-study design, and qualitative research approac...

    Authors: Ismail Olatunji Adeyemi, Boluke Favour Abiona, Adetunji Idris Adebisi, Khudro Iyabo Ishola and Halleluyah David Ogunlowo
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:3
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  31. Quality standards (QS) (e.g., ISO 9001) play an important role in assuring the quality of goods and services for organizational stakeholders on a global scale. Recent work has highlighted the role of QS in com...

    Authors: William J. Ritchie, Scott Gallagher, Steven A. Melnyk and Ali Shahzad
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:2
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  32. This study is to examine the translation of a reputable brand into equity and how consumers’ perceptions can trigger value creation from commitment and pursuit of CSR by an organization and adopting the same a...

    Authors: Olukorede Adewole
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2024 9:1
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  34. Digitalization brings with it new social and governance issues and heightened responsibility, particularly for corporations. In recent years, society has demanded more transparency from companies about digital...

    Authors: Jordan Famularo
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:8
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  36. Based on a total of 1,590 listed non-financial firms on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and the Taipei Exchanges covering the period of 2007 ~ 2020, this study examines whether a firm's capital structure is affected...

    Authors: Shu-Chen Hsu, Kun-Tsung Wu, Qing Wang and Yuan Chang
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:6
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  37. Sustainable development efforts, initiated by the SDGs and the Paris Agreement on climate change, are bringing banking to the center of the debate, which calls for, among other things, sustainable banking. In ...

    Authors: Markus Riegler
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:5
    Content type: Review Article Published on:

  40. This paper discusses the practice of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa. The main purpose is to highlight and clarify the gaps between CSR regulations and human righ...

    Authors: Achille Gildas Ndong Ntoutoume
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:2
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  41. We investigate the circumstances under which socially responsible investing (SRI) enhances firm long-term financial performance, and therefore provides incentives for firms to self-regulate their environmental...

    Authors: Yanbing Wang, Michael S. Delgado and Jin Xu
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:1
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    The Correction to this article has been published in International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2023 8:4

  43. The relationship between ‘CSR and Brands to the sustainable business environment coupled with climatic changes and environmental issues; ‘while emphasizing the potentials of ‘CSR from brand reputation translat...

    Authors: Olukorede Adewole
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:6
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  44. This empirical study examines the degree to which strategic principles are reflected in the corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting practices among Canada’s largest corporations. In a two-phased approa...

    Authors: Mark Fuller
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:5
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  45. This study examines the influence of boards’ characteristics with respect to independence, diversity, and diligence on the environment, social, governance (ESG) disclosure among Bursa Malaysia companies. The b...

    Authors: Kamilah Kamaludin, Izani Ibrahim, Sheela Sundarasen and OVA Faizal
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:4
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  46. Organizations strive to satisfy salient and unmet consumer needs by providing value through their products and services. If environmentally sustainable “green” brands successfully exist by addressing environme...

    Authors: Zamira Ataniyazova, Barry A. Friedman and Prabha Kiran
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:3
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  47. This study aims to examine the trends in the sustainability performance indicators disclosed in sustainability reports by Canadian companies. Our sample is comprised of eight companies in four sectors and our ...

    Authors: Michel Coulmont, Sylvie Berthelot and Vincent Gagné
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:2
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  48. Because of COVID-19 in the world, enterprises and consumers pay more and more attention to environmental protection, food safety and health issues. The purpose of this paper is to take China's food company as ...

    Authors: N. Zhang
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2022 7:1
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  49. This empirical study investigates the relationships between management control systems and social and environmental risks. Building on Simons’ Levers of Control conceptual framework, this study proposes that c...

    Authors: Natalia Semenova
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2021 6:13
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  50. Corporate social responsibility has been an important theme in management at least since the 1960s. International business became a recognized subfield in management around the same time. Logically, there migh...

    Authors: Karen Paul and Carlos M. Parra
    Citation: International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility 2021 6:12
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