... employee life cycles and decision-making processes. Another important yet often underexplored predictor of sustainable performance is organizational citizenship behaviour towards the environment (OCBE). OCBE encompasses employees’ voluntary and discretionary pro-environmental behaviours that go beyond...

... purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence maybe seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Environment Environmental NGOs NGO–business partnerships Non-government organizations...

... farming is generally defined as agricultural food products grown using environmentally friendly processes and exhibiting excellent quality, safety and environmental protection along with nutrient richness (Organic Produce Export Committee, 2002). The organic food items basically encompass natural food...

... Environment Social Investor Investment decisions Values Agriculture Ahesha Perera can be contacted at: A.Perera1@massey.ac.nz The current study selects the New Zealand agricultural sector as its focus. It uses a qualitative approach and collects investors’ opinions on the environmental...

... of the importance of sustainability for businesses, the discipline has now evolved to address the problems related to society and the environment (Schaltegger and Wagner, 2011 ; Schaltegger et al., 2018). Entrepreneurship now addresses the issues of poverty, inequality and environmental degradation (Muñoz...

... green/eco-friendly products or items. Researchers refer to PBC concerning the environment, which includes certain processes, such as recycling, socio-friendly purchasing and using public transport (Xiong et al., 2012). PBC may also comprise consumers’ pro-environmental actions that lead...

... of issues, including species at risk of extinction, operational considerations, risk management practices and how SANParks evaluates its environmental performance. The information is detailed and included in different parts of the organisation’s annual reports suggesting a genuine commitment to protecting...

... and environmental relationships with stakeholders such as employees, customers, suppliers and local authorities. That is the sustainable management of the business. Nowadays, managers of businesses have become more concerned about the environment and demonstrate their responsibility to society and the community...

... for corporate environmental disclosure ”, Business Strategy and the Environment , Vol. 11 No. 3 , pp. 154 - 169 . Surroca , J. , Tribó , J.A. and Waddock , S. (2010), “ Corporate responsibility and financial performance: the role of intangible resources ”, Strategic Management Journal...

... in the industry; this was confirmed to be true by Yang (2016) , who in his research found that firms mimic the environmental practices that successful leading firms have adopted and to enhance their corporate image. Matten and Moon (2008) , conducted a study to ascertain the exact factors responsible...

... to pay more for items that are environmentally friendly (MasterCard, 2012). © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Environment Ghana Sub-Saharan Africa Green marketing Theory of planned behaviour Green consumer 26 11 2016 26...

... to the environment forms a mental context in which that person receives and processes information that has an environmental component (Magee and Wojdynski, 2012). A worldview’s environment-related dimension guides a consumer’s inferences about the source of an environment-related message, as well as any judgments...

...). Although the predictive power of physiological factors such as environmental values, attitudes and behavior on the pro-environment-related behavior has been research extensively in the past, very limited studies investigated these factors simultaneously in the context of green restaurant patronage...

... of potential impact on the environment are subject to greater pressures. They are more likely to disclose environmental information than companies in industries with less risk of environmental impact (Branco and Rodrigues, 2008). The social dimension of CSRD increased between 2005 and 2008 for all...

... environmental performance of Swedish-listed companies. The study found a negative relationship indicating that firms rated highly in terms of their performance on the environment are not ceteris paribus highly valued by investors. The argument is supported by the cost-concerned school which purports...

...Kumaran Rajandran Purpose – This paper aims to analyse how Environment Sections in Malaysian corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports disclose environmental CSR. Design/methodology/approach – The analysis is grounded in Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), which helps to examine...

..., such as the triple bottom line approach (Elkington, 1997), to mitigate their negative impacts on the natural environment. On the demand side, consumers are increasingly becoming more environmentally conscious in their consumption of goods and services which led to what is now popularly known as sustainable...

... presence in terms of development projects. The exploration and production of oil has caused enormous environmental problems on oil-producing communities in Nigeria. In their broad description of the effects of oil spills on the environment, Dick (2005) and Clark et al. (1999) stated...

... interests; political non-alignment; equal opportunities in employment irrespective of race, caste, religion, colour, ancestry, marital status, sex, age, nationality and disability; provision of a safe and healthy working environment and compliance with all regulations regarding environmental preservation...

... of “Esteem and self actualization”. CSR has earlier been conceptualized from conflicting perspectives. The term, “corporate social responsibility” is currently used to encompass both social and environmental issues. CSR can be discerned in these three words, “Maximizing returns to shareholders...