.... However, the impact of modern slavery on firm performance has not been shown before. This paper aims to investigate the impact of modern slavery allegations on companies’ operational performance. It also looks at the role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts with respect to modern slavery...

... in SSCM, which also has been referred to as responsible sourcing (Zorzini et al., 2015), responsible buying (Maignan et al., 2002) or purchasing social responsibility (Carter and Jennings, 2004). Despite their linguistic heterogeneity, these varied terms share a common focus on ethical...

... by asking for lower prices, it can benefit from an enhanced social reputation (Surroca et al., 2010). Social responsibility Sustainable supply chain management Ecological efficiency IMSS Moderated mediation Increasing demand from a variety of stakeholders has pushed companies...

... analyzed using structural equation modeling. Findings – Findings indicate that public procurement was more effective in influencing socially responsible goals than environmental goals. In terms of supplier readiness, vendors achieved greater progress in delivering green than socially responsible...

... that impacts on the reputation of the organisation. Furthermore, managers require an appropriate tool set to control it. The present paper aims to have a twin focus: first, it will lay out the basic premises behind corporate reputation, reputational risk, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). Second...

...Stefan Ulstrup Hoejmose; Johanne Grosvold; Andrew Millington Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyse the role of relational power/dependent asymmetries and symmetries in shaping socially responsible supply chain management, whilst also examining how these issues are moderated...