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2. Does it Pay to Patent Green Innovations? Stock Market Reactions to Family and Nonfamily Firms’ Green Patents. (2025). Eddleston, Kimberly A ; Patel, Pankaj C ; Chirico, Francesco.
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3. Sources of CEO power and firm mergers & acquisitions——Evidence from Chinese listed family firms. (2025). Wang, Haicheng ; Deng, Yuping ; Liu, Cenjie.
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4. The relative importance of ESG pillars: A two‐step machine learning and analytical framework. (2024). Asiaei, Kaveh ; Mashayekhi, Bita ; Jahangard, Amin ; Homayoun, Saeid ; Samavat, Milad ; Rezaee, Zabihollah.
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5. The power of CEO growing up in poverty: Enabling better corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. (2024). Liu, Yang ; Zhang, Han.
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6. ESG-driven innovation strategy and firm performance. (2024). Cabaleiro-Cervio, Goretti ; Mendi, Pedro.
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7. Are corporate environmental, social, and governance practices contagious? The peer-effect perspective. (2024). Wu, Woran ; Hong, YU ; Du, Pengcheng ; Huang, Shijun.
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8. Corporate Social Responsibility in Family Firms: Status and Future Directions of a Research Field. (2024). Schell, Sabrina ; Putz, Laura ; Stock, Christoph ; Werner, Arndt.
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9. Family firms and carbon emissions. (2024). Kowalewski, Oskar ; Eugster, Nicolas ; Klein, Paul-Olivier ; Borsuk, Marcin.
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10. Corporate Social Responsibility in Canadian Family Businesses: A Socioemotional Wealth Perspective. (2024). Mnif, Yosra ; Ertz, Myriam ; Kchaou, Jihene ; Latrous, Imen.
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11. Corporate social responsibility in family business: Using machine learning to uncover who is doing good. (2024). Huang, Wanying ; Fang, Mingjie ; Zhang, Jing ; Liu, Feng.
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12. Corporate litigation risk, institutional investor shareholding and corporate ESG performance. (2024). Ma, Wen ; Wu, Jiangning.
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13. Green finance and environmental, social, and governance performance. (2024). Yu, Wenzhe ; Qian, Shuitu.
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14. Data assets and corporate sustainable development: evidence from ESG in China. (2024). Li, Yuetong ; Wang, Xinyi ; Zheng, Xiaojia.
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15. Does family culture hamper corporate deceptive green behavior decision-making?. (2024). Guo, Yichen ; Zhang, Dongyang ; Vigne, Samuel A.
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16. Family firm, financial constraint, and environmental preparedness: An international study. (2024). Haider, Zulfiquer ; Wang, Yuan.
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17. Bank deregulation and corporate social responsibility. (2024). Zhou, Yue ; Wu, Qiang ; Liu, Frank Hong.
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18. Roots and rewards: Exploring the symbiotic relationship between familism and Chinese family business philanthropy. (2024). Ren, Jingfei ; Yang, Yunfan ; Tang, Yingkai ; Wang, Kun.
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19. Subjective perception of economic policy uncertainty and corporate social responsibility: Evidence from China. (2024). Nie, Huihua ; Shen, Xinyi ; Ruan, Rui ; Li, Jing.
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20. Geopolitical risk and stock price crash risk: The mitigating role of ESG performance. (2024). Verdoliva, Vincenzo ; Fiorillo, Paolo ; Pellegrino, Luigi Raffaele ; Meles, Antonio.
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21. Does voluntary environmental information disclosure prevent stock price crash risk? – Comparative analysis of chaebol and non-chaebol in Korea. (2024). Bae, Mincheol ; Sohn, Joongchan ; Cho, Jin Hyung ; Lee, Gunhee ; Han, Chanwoo.
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22. Family firms and carbon emissions. (2024). Kowalewski, Oskar ; Borsuk, Marcin ; Klein, Paul-Olivier ; Eugster, Nicolas.
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23. Digitalisation and environmental management activities: The effects of family ownership`. (2024). Issah, Wunnam Basit ; Sharif, Taimur ; Ferdous, Lutfa Tilat ; Bhuiyan, Faruk.
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24. CEO tenure and environmental fraud for listed family firms. (2024). Zhang, Yifei ; Wang, Yang ; Chang, Xiao ; Kang, Wei.
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25. Corporate social responsibility, family involvement, and stock price crash risk. (2023). Wang, Yan ; Maresova, Petra ; Yang, Minghui ; Bai, LU.
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26. Family Ownership and Carbon Emissions. (2023). Kowalewski, Oskar ; Eugster, Nicolas ; Klein, Paul-Olivier ; Borsuk, Marcin.
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27. The Theoretical Lineage and Evolutionary Logic of Research on the Environmental Behavior of Family Firms: A Literature Review. (2023). Lu, Xueyuan ; Geng, Limin ; Zhang, Can.
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28. The spillover effect of customers ESG to suppliers. (2023). Wang, Xiaoming ; Liu, Qigui ; Tang, Jinghua.
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29. A dynamic capabilities perspective to socially responsible family business: Implications on social-based advantage and market performance. (2023). Christodoulides, Paul ; Eteokleous, Pantelitsa P ; Leonidou, Leonidas C ; Eduardsen, Jonas Stromfeldt.
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30. How does family exit affect family business financialization?. (2023). Wang, Yuran ; Li, Huxing ; Zhang, Heng.
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31. Stock market openness and ESG performance: Evidence from Shanghai-Hong Kong connect program. (2023). Wang, YE ; Liu, Xufeng.
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32. Does going abroad lead to going green? Firm outward foreign direct investment and domestic environmental performance. (2023). Long, Wenbin ; Zhong, Qiqi ; Luo, LE ; Sun, Hongfeng.
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33. How Family Character Affect the Financing of Environmental Protection Strategies and Energy-Saving Measures. (2023). Priede-Bergamini, Tiziana ; Benito-Hernandez, Sonia ; Lopez-Cozar, Cristina.
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34. Can controlling family involvement promote firms to fulfill environmental responsibilities?—Evidence from China. (2022). Zhou, Zhifang ; Lai, YU ; Wang, Yanlin ; Bashir, Muhammad Farhan ; Ma, Benjiang.
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35. Competition laws, ownership, and corporate social responsibility. (2022). Lin, Chen ; Levine, Ross ; Ding, Wenzhi ; Xie, Wensi.
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36. Environment Sustainability Is a Corporate Social Responsibility: Measuring the Nexus between Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Big Data Analytics Capabilities, and Organizational Performance. (2022). Shahzad, Fakhar ; Wattoo, Muhammad Umair ; Du, Jianguo ; Zhu, Changchun.
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37. Unveiling the Direct Effects of Family Firm Heterogeneity on Environmental Performance. (2022). Boronat-Navarro, Montserrat ; Fernandez-Yaez, Jose Maria ; Fores, Beatriz ; Puig-Denia, Alba.
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38. La pianificazione della sostenibilit? nelle aziende familiari: il ruolo dei key value drivers. (2022). Camilli, Riccardo ; Hristov, Ivo ; Ranalli, Francesco ; Chirico, Antonio.
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39. Open knowledge disclosure and technical standard competition in transition economies: A legitimacy perspective. (2022). Liu, Ziyu ; Du, Yushen.
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40. Substantial response or impression management? Compliance strategies for sustainable development responsibility in family firms. (2022). Shen, Xinyan ; Jin, Chenfei ; Wu, Bao ; Monfort, Abel.
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41. Family firms as agents of sustainable development: A normative perspective. (2022). Ernst, Robin-Alexander ; Hulsbeck, Marcel ; Gerken, Maike ; Hack, Andreas.
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42. Controlling shareholder pledging and corporate ESG behavior. (2022). Luo, Yan ; Wang, Xiaohuan ; Huang, Wei ; Xiao, Lifu.
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43. Business Tax reform and CSR engagement: Evidence from China. (2022). Qin, NI ; Xiong, Mengxu ; Kong, Dongmin.
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44. Natural extreme events, government subsidies and corporate environment responsibility: Evidence from Chinas energy sector. (2022). Li, Shuangyan.
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45. Family control, institutional cross holding and corporate social responsibility. (2022). Hamza, Taher ; Benkraiem, Ramzi ; Nizar, Hamza ; Lakhal, Faten.
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46. Corporate social responsibility: A review of empirical research using Thomson Reuters Asset4 data. (2022). Li, Zhongtian ; Jia, Jing ; de Villiers, Charl.
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47. CEO Characteristics, Family Ownership and Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting: The Case of Saudi Arabia. (2021). Wan-Hussin, Wan Nordin ; Al-Duais, Shaker Dahan ; Thomran, Murad ; Bamahros, Hasan Mohamad ; Qasem, Ameen ; Alquhaif, Abdulsalam.
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48. The impact of government intervention on corporate environmental performance: Evidence from Chinas national civilized city award. (2021). Hao, Ying ; Liu, Qiang ; Ge, Guoqing ; Zhang, Chi.
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49. Firms and social responsibility: A review of ESG and CSR research in corporate finance. (2021). Gillan, Stuart L ; Starks, Laura T ; Koch, Andrew.
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50. Family ownership and stockholder reactions to environmental performance disclosure: A test of secondary agency relationships. (2021). Cordeiro, James J ; Tutore, Ilaria ; Profumo, Giorgia.
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