Table III

Chronological evolution of partial observers approach vs impartial observers

TitleAuthorsYearName of the journalPartial observersImpartial observers
“Socially irresponsibility in management”Armstrong1977 Journal of Business Research X
“Corporate reputation and an insurance motivation for corporate social investment”Brammer and Pavelin2005 Journal of Corporate CitizenshipX 
“The effect of culture on consumer willingness to punish irresponsible corporate behaviour: applying Hofstede typology to the punishment aspect of corporate social irresponsibility”Williams and Zinkin2008 Business Ethics: A European ReviewX 
“The dark side of retailing: toward a scale of corporate social irresponsibility”Wagner et al.2008 International Journal of Retail & Distribution ManagementX 
“Leadership centrality and corporate social irresponsibility (CSIR): the potential ameliorating effects of self and shared leadership on CSIR”Pearce and Manz2011 Journal of Business EthicsX 
“Understanding attribution of corporate social irresponsibility”Lange and Washburn2012 Academy of Management ReviewX 
“Effects of corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility policies”Armstrong and Green2013 Journal of Business Research X
“Communicating responsibility-practicing irresponsibility in CSR advertisements”Perks et al.2013 Journal of Business ResearchX 
“Discourses on corporate social ir/responsibility in the financial sector”Herzig and Moon2013 Journal of Business Research X
“An extended moral of moral outrage at corporate social irresponsibility”Antonetti and Maklan2016a Journal of Business EthicsX 
“Social identification and corporate irresponsibility: a model of stakeholder punitive intentions”Antonetti and Maklan2016b British Journal of ManagementX 

Source: Authors’ elaboration from the Web of Science database and literature review

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