Chapter 5  
Table 1.Literature Review Selection Criteria.54
Chapter 6  
Table 1.Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria.72
Table 2.Top Journal Outlets by Number of Articles.74
Table 3.Thematic Categorization of the Dataset.77
Chapter 7  
Table 1.Codes Used in the Thematic Analysis.106
Table 2.Characterization of the Sample.109
Chapter 8  
Table 1.Content Analysis Categories.130
Table 2.Types of Organizations Initiating Campaigns.133
Table 3.SDG Coverage of Campaigns.134
Table 4.The Stakeholders With the Highest Level of Engagement.134
Table 5.The Stakeholders With the Lowest Level of Engagement.135
Table 6.Stakeholder Engagement Strategies.135
Table 7.Level of Objectives Used in the Campaigns.136
Table 8.Measurement Methods of the Campaigns.136
Chapter 9  
Table 1.AI Ethical Violations by Industry – Europe.156
Table 2.Nature of the AI Ethical Issue – Europe.157
Table 3.Media Trigger – Europe.157
Table 4.Distribution of Corporate Response Strategies.158
Table 5.Multinomial Regression – Strategic Silence vs Denial Posture.159
Table 6.Multinomial Regression – Strategic Silence vs Rebuilding Posture.160
Table 7.Multinomial Regression – Strategic Silence vs Bolstering Posture.160
Chapter 10  
Table 1.Accessibility of Information on Halal Offers by Food Retailers on Different Channels/Platforms.175
Table 2.Accessibility of Information on Sharia-Based Banking Services on Different Channels/Platforms.178
Chapter 11  
Table 1.Number of Facebook Posts by Social Actors.197
Table 2.Social Mediators as Hubs – Top 10 In-Degree Nodes (Generated Using NodeXL Pro).199
Table 3.Social Mediators as Bridges – Top 10 Betweenness Centrality Nodes (Generated Using NodeXL Pro).199
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