Issues

Special Issue: Camouflaging of corporate (un)sustainability. Guest Editors: Carol Adams, Silvia Pilonato, Federica Ricceri, Giovanna Michelon, Robin Roberts

Behind camouflaging: traditional and innovative theoretical perspectives in social and environmental accounting research

Giovanna Michelon; Silvia Pilonato; Federica Ricceri; Robin W Roberts
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CSR disclosure in response to major airline accidents: a legitimacy-based exploration

Petros Vourvachis; Thérèse Woodward; David G. Woodward; Dennis M Patten
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SLAPPed: the relationship between SLAPP suits and changed ESG reporting by firms

Olivia Giles; Daniel Murphy
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An exploratory analysis of managerial perceptions of social and environmental reporting in China: Evidence from state-owned enterprises in Beijing

Na Zhao; Dennis M Patten
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Social impact measurement: why do stakeholders matter?

Ericka Costa; Caterina Pesci
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The illusion of CSR: drawing the line between core and supplementary CSR

Pablo Gomez-Carrasco; Encarna Guillamon-Saorin; Beatriz Garcia Osma
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