Measuring Sustainability and CSR: From Reporting to Decision-Making
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Measuring Sustainability and CSR: From Reporting to Decision-Making
Kacanski, Slobodan; Sund, Kristian J.; Kabderian Dreyer, Johannes
Springer International Publishing AG
03/2023
221
Dura
Inglês
9783031269585
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1. What is wrong with making profits?.- Chapter 2. Measuring companies multicontextual contribution to a sustainable development.- Chapter 3. Definition and measurement of sustainability and CSR: circumstances of perceptual misalignments.- Chapter 4. "What I say is not necessarily what I do": a critical conceptual analysis of the (missing) link between corporate sustainability reporting and social impact.- Chapter 5. Blended finance and the SDGS: using the spectrum of capital to de-risk business model transformation.- Chapter 6. Responsible business and integrated stakeholder reporting: towards a stakeholder model for integrated reporting of ESG and SDG.- Chapter 7. Social representations of responsible management: an alternative measure of sustainability?.- Chapter 8. Stakeholder engagement and materiality assessments in sustainability reporting.- Chapter 9. The performance-reporting gap: a key to understanding the relevance of sustainability reporting information to stakeholders.- Chapter 10. Addressing challenges to labour rights reporting on global value chains: social governance mechanisms as a way forward.- Chapter 11. CSR ratings in the presence of a former rating agency analyst: evidence from LinkedIn.- Chapter 12. Organizational culture and the moving target of corporate sustainability: an exploratory investigation.- Chapter 13. A cautionary tale: lessons from the strategic use of financial reporting.- Chapter 14. Corporate sustainability disclosure standards must emphasize outcomes over policies.- Chapter 15. ESG data challenges: user discretion is advised.- Chapter 16. Altruism in investor preferences: a catalyst for the green transition.- Chapter 17. Self-induced versus structured corporate social responsibility: the indian context.- Chapter 18. Measuring sustainability in india: a comparative assessment of frameworks and key challenges.- Chapter 19. Does hypercompetition foster corporate social responsibility? A research framework of the hypercompetitive effects on ESG performance.- Chapter 20. The integration of ESG ratings in Danish pension funds: interviews with pension fund managers.
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Corporate Social Responsibility;Sustainability;ESG;SDG 08 Decent Work and Economic Growth;SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production;Measurement Tools;Stakeholders
Chapter 1. What is wrong with making profits?.- Chapter 2. Measuring companies multicontextual contribution to a sustainable development.- Chapter 3. Definition and measurement of sustainability and CSR: circumstances of perceptual misalignments.- Chapter 4. "What I say is not necessarily what I do": a critical conceptual analysis of the (missing) link between corporate sustainability reporting and social impact.- Chapter 5. Blended finance and the SDGS: using the spectrum of capital to de-risk business model transformation.- Chapter 6. Responsible business and integrated stakeholder reporting: towards a stakeholder model for integrated reporting of ESG and SDG.- Chapter 7. Social representations of responsible management: an alternative measure of sustainability?.- Chapter 8. Stakeholder engagement and materiality assessments in sustainability reporting.- Chapter 9. The performance-reporting gap: a key to understanding the relevance of sustainability reporting information to stakeholders.- Chapter 10. Addressing challenges to labour rights reporting on global value chains: social governance mechanisms as a way forward.- Chapter 11. CSR ratings in the presence of a former rating agency analyst: evidence from LinkedIn.- Chapter 12. Organizational culture and the moving target of corporate sustainability: an exploratory investigation.- Chapter 13. A cautionary tale: lessons from the strategic use of financial reporting.- Chapter 14. Corporate sustainability disclosure standards must emphasize outcomes over policies.- Chapter 15. ESG data challenges: user discretion is advised.- Chapter 16. Altruism in investor preferences: a catalyst for the green transition.- Chapter 17. Self-induced versus structured corporate social responsibility: the indian context.- Chapter 18. Measuring sustainability in india: a comparative assessment of frameworks and key challenges.- Chapter 19. Does hypercompetition foster corporate social responsibility? A research framework of the hypercompetitive effects on ESG performance.- Chapter 20. The integration of ESG ratings in Danish pension funds: interviews with pension fund managers.
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