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6. Shortcomings in reporting contributions towards the sustainable development goals. (2021). Diazsarachaga, Jose Manuel.
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9. Including Sustainable Reporting Practices in Corporate Management Reports: Assessing the Impact of Transparency on Economic Performance. (2021). Sitnikov, Catalina Soriana ; del baldo, mara ; Mandache, Lucian ; Mnescu, Leonardo Geo ; Bocean, Claudiu George ; Bndoi, Anca.
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10. Framing Corporate Social Responsibility to Achieve Sustainability in Urban Industrialization: Case of Bangladesh Ready-Made Garments (RMG). (2021). Akhter, Shahida ; Saha, Polin Kumar ; Hassan, Azizul.
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11. Reputational Risk and Sustainability: A Bibliometric Analysis of Relevant Literature. (2021). Nobanee, Haitham ; al Harbi, Safaa ; Alhajjar, Maryam ; Abushairah, Ghada.
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12. Comparative Study of Key Supply Chain Management Elements in Sustainability Reports. (2021). Dong, Wenye ; Lee, Veronika ; Marasini, Durga.
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15. A Transformational Change Framework for Developing Ecologically Embedded Manufacturing. (2020). Colwill, J A ; Trollman, H.
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16. Managing sustainability in banking: extent of sustainable banking adaptations of banking sector in India. (2020). Kumar, Kishore ; Prakash, Ajai.
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17. A Conceptual Model for Understanding Corporate Social Responsibility Assurance Practice. (2020). Maroun, Warren.
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18. Sustainability Accounting—Cognitive and Conceptual Approach. (2020). Zyznarska-Dworczak, Beata.
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19. Corporate Sustainability Assessments in the Information Communication Technology Sector in Malaysia. (2020). Donovan, Jerome Denis ; Masli, Eryadi Kordi ; Topple, Cheree ; Pranugrahaning, Agnes.
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20. Is Financial Information Influencing the Reporting on SDGs? Empirical Evidence from Central and Eastern European Chemical Companies. (2020). Nichita, Mirela ; Nechita, Elena ; Manea, Diana ; Irimescu, Alina-Mihaela.
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21. KPIs Reporting and Financial Performance in the Transition to Mandatory Disclosure: The Case of Italy. (2020). Loprevite, Salvatore ; Raucci, Domenico ; Rupo, Daniela.
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22. A Case Study of LightStay (2010–2017)—Hilton’s Corporate Responsibility Management System. (2020). Zientara, Piotr ; Bohdanowicz-Godfrey, Paulina ; Maciejewski, Grzegorz ; Whitely, Claire.
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23. Sustainability Performance Indicators and Non-Financial Information Reporting. Evidence from the Italian Case. (2020). Tarquinio, Lara ; Raucci, Domenico.
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24. Controlling for sustainability strategies: findings from research and directions for the future. (2019). Mangena, Musa ; Herzig, Christian ; Ghosh, Biswaraj.
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25. Examination of sustainability reporting practices in Indian banking sector. (2019). Kumar, Kishore ; Prakash, Ajai.
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28. Integrated Management Approach Towards Sustainability: An Egyptian Business Case Study. (2019). Cupertino, Sebastiano ; Rinaldi, Loredana ; Vitale, Gianluca ; Riccaboni, Angelo.
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29. Reporting within the Corridor of Conformance: Managerial Perspectives on Work Environment Disclosures in Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting. (2019). Dixon, Shane M ; Neumann, Patrick W ; Searcy, Cory.
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30. Integrated reporting: An accounting disclosure tool for high quality financial reporting. (2019). Iatridis, George Emmanuel ; Magnis, Chris ; Pavlopoulos, Athanasios.
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31. CSR and green economy: Determinants and correlation of firms’ sustainable development. (2018). MONEVA, JOSE ; Scarpellini, Sabina ; Marcofondevila, Miguel.
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32. Board Governance and Sustainability Disclosure: A Cross-Sectional Study of Singapore-Listed Companies. (2018). Hu, Meibo ; Loh, Lawrence.
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33. El mercado de verificación de las memorias de sostenibilidad en España: un análisis desde la perspectiva de la demanda. (2018). Blanco, Silvia Ruiz ; Ogando, Natalia Vaz ; Souto, Belen Fernandez-Feijoo.
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34. Identifying Worldviews on Corporate Sustainability: A Content Analysis of Corporate Sustainability Reports. (2018). Landrum, Nancy E ; Ohsowski, Brian.
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35. Environmental impacts and aspects in the forest industry: What kind of picture do corporate environmental reports provide?. (2017). Makela, Marileena.
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36. Managing sustainable development with management control systems: A literature review. (2016). Lueg, Rainer ; Radlach, Ronny.
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37. Exploring the implications of integrated reporting for social investment (disclosures). (2016). Adams, Carol ; Singh, Prakash J ; York, Jodi ; Potter, Brad.
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38. The Wicked Character of Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Evidence from Sustainability Reports. (2016). Meckenstock, Johann ; Barbosa-Povoa, Ana Paula ; Carvalho, Ana.
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39. The International Integrated Reporting Council: A call to action. (2015). Adams, Carol.
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40. Exploring the Relationship between Sustainability Reporting and Sustainability Management Practices. (2015). Barkemeyer, Ralf ; Perez-Lopez, Diego ; Moreno-Romero, Ana.
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41. Linkages between Corporate Sustainability Reporting and Public Policy. (2014). Buslovich, Ruvena ; Beare, Dan ; Searcy, Cory.
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42. Scoring CSR Reporting in Listed Companies – Evidence from Italian Best Practices. (2014). Fissi, Silvia ; Gori, Elena ; Romolini, Alberto.
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43. An integrated approach for green design: Life-cycle, fuzzy AHP and environmental management accounting. (2014). Wang, Xiaojun ; Chan, Hing Kai ; Raffoni, Anna.
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44. Sustainability accounting in action: Lights and shadows in the Italian context. (2014). Cinquini, Lino ; Passetti, Emilio ; Tenucci, Andrea ; Marelli, Alessandro.
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45. A Habermasian model of stakeholder (non)engagement and corporate (ir)responsibility reporting. (2013). Ranamagar, Nathan ; Solomon, Jill F ; Barone, Elisabetta.
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47. Corporate social reporting by MNCs’ subsidiaries in Sri Lanka. (2013). Beddewela, Eshani ; Herzig, Christian.
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49. Accounting for climate change and the self-regulation of carbon disclosures. (2011). Andrew, Jane ; Cortese, Corinne.
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