... Sustainability Corporate Governance Circular Economy Gender Diversity Sustainable Investing In a global context marked by climate crises and increasing demands for corporate transparency, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria may become a strategic pillar for companies seeking to align...

... reforms to strengthen corporate governance and align CSR strategies with societal expectations. Originality/value This research makes a significant contribution to the business ethics literature by empirically validating the positive impact of corporate social responsibility ( CSR ) on financial...

.... The findings inform policymakers, regulators and corporate leaders about structuring governance mechanisms to advance sustainability accounting and align with SDGs in emerging economies. Corresponding author Prince Gyimah pgyimah@aamusted.edu.gh Sustainability accounting Corporate governance SDGs...

... inform actions and impede understanding. Each has normative implications for the practice of corporate governance, and yet each, like an empty vessel, [1] leaves practitioners with an unhappy sense of knowing they have a use but not knowing what to do with them. Design/methodology/approach...

... Limited 2012 Maximizing shareholder value Delighting the customer Theory of the Firm Stock‐based executive compensation Incentive compensation Board governance Corporate governance Hedge funds Hedging Radical management There is only one valid definition of a business purpose...

..., as they did in the 2008–2009 financial crisis. Roger Martin can be contacted at: martin@rotman.utoronto.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Corporate governance Unethical leadership Earnings expectations Earnings manipulation Shareholder capitalism CEO's compensation Capital...

... to enterprise‐wide risk management,” Corporate Governance, Vol. 9, No. 5, 539‐557 (2009). Hughes, C., “Managing enterprise risk,” Mortgage Banking, Vol. 69, No. 8, 84‐86 (2009). Bainbridge, S.M., “Caremark and enterprise risk management”, Journal of Corporation Law, Vol...

... and provocative questions about the role of the customer in the future of the firm. Brian Leavy can be contacted at: brian.leavy@dcu.ie © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Customer relations Innovation Modelling Corporate governance Individual perception It's been more than...

... development is called the “strategic choice process”; it has six steps, with the CEO and his/her team leading the way. Chief executives Boards of directors Corporate governance Corporate strategy There is, however, a middle position, one that we call value‐added engagement. In this approach...

...P. Michael Maher; Malcolm C. Munro; Flora L. Stormer Abstract This article summarizes the findings of a recent corporate governance study that was designed to answer several questions: how can a hard-working, top-performing corporate board that is ready to meet current challenges...

...Ian Wilson The author outlines a “new rules” agenda for business that is being driven by changing market forces and growing public expectations. The new rules address seven primary issues: corporate legitimacy and stakeholder relations, corporate governance, increased equity and diversity...

... should respond. Their original remarks are followed by their current thoughts about what progress has been made in five years and how the critical issues may have changed in that time. Keywords Change, Social responsibility, Corporate culture, Shareholders, Corporate governance, Unemployment 1995 Reprise...