Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance: A cognitive approach

Keywords: Corporate Governance, Post-crisis reforms, Banking Regulation, Bank boards, CRD IV, CEO duality, Limits on directorships, Board diversity, Induction and Training,

Data analysis, controlling for gender and work experience, shows that in countries with large power distance, with less strict corporate governance, and more integrated

This paper shows how corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a negotiation process to help corporations manage uncertainties through collaborative work

Keywords: sustainability, corporate social responsibility, innovation, voluntary commitment, authentic CSR, small and medium sized enterprises SME 1.Introduction It has been more

The results across the three columns show that the effect of gender diversity is more significant in the higher quantile of environmental performance, which appears to indicate

We measure the impact of negative environmental, social and governance news on corporate bond prices and credit default swap premiums for the Eurozone market.. Each firm is affected

This study focuses on the policy of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) launched in the chemical industry in the 1980s and known as “Responsible Care”.. The debate surrounding

Focusing on an MNC perspective, the dissertation illustrates a rather opportunistic vision of societal performance management as aligned with the business case for CSR: