Table 2.

Top ten reviewed articles with the highest local and global citations

Author, year, journalShort titleLCsGCs
Bansal (2005), SMJ*^Corporate sustainable development211346
Buysse and Verbeke (2003), SMJ*^Proactive environmental strategies261171
Christmann and Taylor (2001), JIBS*^Globalisation and the environment34648
Delmas and Toffel (2008), SMJ*^Organisational responses to environmental demands19594
Sharma and Vredenburg (1998), SMJ*^Proactive corporate environmental strategy301409
Sharma and Henriques (2005), SMJ*^Stakeholder influences on sustainability practice18695
King and Shaver (2001), SMJ*Foreign establishments’ environmental conduct1582
Kolk and Pinkse (2008), JIBS*MNEs and climate change learning19160
Kolk (2016), JWB*The social responsibility of international business19330
Pinkse and Kolk (2012), JIBS*MNEs and climate change: Institutional failures15100
Rugman and Verbeke (1998b) JIBS*Corporate strategy and international environmental policy17117
Berrone et al. (2013), SMJ^Institutional pressures and environmental innovations13673
Reid and Toffel (2009), SMJ^Corporate disclosure of climate change strategies8478
Sharman (2008), SMJ^Environmental risk management and the cost of capital3587
Walls et al. (2012), SMJ^Corporate governance and environmental performance4502
Note(s):

LCs = Local citations, GCs = Global Citations, *In the top ten LC only, ^ In the top ten GC only, *^ Both in top ten LC and GC. The top ten local citation documents are actually 11: the 10th and 11th each have 15 LCs. Authors are listed in alpha order

Source(s): Author’s own work

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