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Table 2.

Ten most-cited articles

Rank	Authors	Local citations	Global citations	Title
1	Aguinis et al. (2012)	82	2,106	The knowledge and ignorance surrounding corporate social responsibility
2	Bansal et al. (2005)	75	1,322	Adapting to change: an extended analysis of business sustainability initiatives
3	Vachon and Klassen (2006)	73	811	Integrating eco-friendly techniques into the supply chain
4	Sharma et al. (2000)	71	1,082	Organizational context and managerial interpretations as indicators of a company’s decision to adopt an environmental strategy
5	Christmann et al. (2000)	57	1,176	The importance of complementary assets in the impact of environmental management “best practices” on cost advantage
6	Gimenez et al. (2012)	51	419	A study of the past, present, and future of the buyer–supplier dyad interactions in the context of sustainable procurement
7	Nidumolu et al. (2009)	49	947	Why innovation is now primarily driven by sustainability
8	Zhu et al. (2005)	44	779	Green supply chain management in the Chinese automotive industry: challenges, procedures, and outcomes
9	Cheng et al. (2014)	44	1,225	Financial accessibility and corporate social responsibility
10	Daily et al. (2001)	41	516	Paying attention to human resource concerns in environmental management can help achieve sustainability

Rank	Authors	Local citations	Global citations	Title
1	Aguinis et al. (2012)	82	2,106	The knowledge and ignorance surrounding corporate social responsibility
2	Bansal et al. (2005)	75	1,322	Adapting to change: an extended analysis of business sustainability initiatives
3	Vachon and Klassen (2006)	73	811	Integrating eco-friendly techniques into the supply chain
4	Sharma et al. (2000)	71	1,082	Organizational context and managerial interpretations as indicators of a company’s decision to adopt an environmental strategy
5	Christmann et al. (2000)	57	1,176	The importance of complementary assets in the impact of environmental management “best practices” on cost advantage
6	Gimenez et al. (2012)	51	419	A study of the past, present, and future of the buyer–supplier dyad interactions in the context of sustainable procurement
7	Nidumolu et al. (2009)	49	947	Why innovation is now primarily driven by sustainability
8	Zhu et al. (2005)	44	779	Green supply chain management in the Chinese automotive industry: challenges, procedures, and outcomes
9	Cheng et al. (2014)	44	1,225	Financial accessibility and corporate social responsibility
10	Daily et al. (2001)	41	516	Paying attention to human resource concerns in environmental management can help achieve sustainability

Source: Compiled by the researcher with the help of R studio