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Open access articles

May 14 2026
The good and the bad of family firms: when minority shareholder protection becomes relevant for firm performance
Christophe Volonté, Pascal A. Gantenbein
May 12 2026
Gender diversity as a catalyst: enhancing corporate governance and environmental disclosures in Namibia
Longane Bhebhe – Mwelasi
April 15 2026
Stakeholder capitalism: a new perspective on corporate sustainability
Cristiana Dias, Leandro F. Pereira et al.
April 15 2026
Under construction: how managerial cognition shapes sustainable transition pathways
Claire Beach, Michael S.W. Lee et al.
December 04 2025
Gender equality discourse: a Japanese context
Gabriel Eweje, Hitomi Toyosaki et al.

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Editor(s):
Professor Gabriel Eweje

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Driving sustainability with Industry 4.0: the role of accounting and risk management
Whistleblowing as a governance tool: mitigating earnings management in UK FTSE-350 firms
Unveiling the moderating effect of corporate governance on the carbon emission and firm performance nexus: evidence from a carbon-non-regulated economy
The natural resource curse and local communities: issues and implications for social sustainability
State-owned enterprises, public corporate governance codes, and financial performance: evidence from Brazil

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