Purpose This paper aims to synthesize the corporate social responsibility decoupling
(CSRD) literature, CSRD's causes and consequences and discuss other organizational …

The term “ethicswashing” was recently coined to describe the phenomenon of
instrumentalising ethics by misleading communication, creating the impression of ethical …

The research objective is to analyze how companies address their contribution to the United
Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to manage their legitimacy. Reaching the …

This article proposes a conceptual map** to outline salient properties and relations that
allow for a knowledge transfer from the well-established greenwashing phenomenon to the …

In recent years, many companies have started to include references to the sustainable
development goals (SDGs) in their corporate reporting as a means for demonstrating their …

Based on our review of the past 40 years of strategy implementation research, we find that
the focus of the research area has moved from the pioneering structural control view to a …

Change communication is a critical dimension for leading digital transformation. Existing
literature predominantly theorizes change communication as part of the earliest stages of the …

The agri-food system features prominently in discussions about sustainable development
because of its broad economic, social, and environmental impacts. To examine how the agri …

The notion that transparency forces organizations to eschew decoupling and embrace
substantive adoption represents an important assumption in the corporate social …

Ownership concentration (OC) has garnered scholarly attention because it may affect firms'
governance, transparency and disclosure of issues related to the sustainable development …