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20. The influence of corporate social responsibilities on sustainable financial performance: Mediating role of shared vision capabilities and moderating role of entrepreneurship. (2022). Luo, Wenbo ; Li, Minxin ; Zhang, Chuan.
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21. Wheat and chaff: the degree to which strategic management principles are integrated within corporate social responsibility reporting among large Canadian firms. (2022). Fuller, Mark.
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22. Does corporate social responsibility disclosure impact firm performance? An industry-wise analysis of Indian firms. (2022). Kashiramka, Smita ; Singh, Shveta ; Hasan, Iram.
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23. Does winning a CSR Award increase firm value?. (2022). Benjamin, Samuel Jebaraj ; Biswas, Pallab Kumar.
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24. Investment Inefficiency and Corporate Social Responsibility. (2022). Rao, Xudong ; Parmeter, Christopher ; Engida, Tadesse Getacher.
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25. Are Socially Responsible Firms Associated with Socially Responsible Citizens? A Study of Social Distancing During the Covid-19 Pandemic. (2022). Tang, Zhenyang ; Xu, Xiaowei ; Breton-Miller, Isabelle.
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26. Unleashing the Role of CSR and Employees’ Pro-Environmental Behavior for Organizational Success: The Role of Connectedness to Nature. (2022). Cismaș, Laura ; Hongxin, Wang ; Saleem, Usama ; Khan, Mohammed Arshad ; Ali, Mohammad Athar ; Negru, Lucia ; Zhenqiang, Jian.
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27. The Mediating Role of Green Technology Innovation with Corporate Social Responsibility, Firm Financial, and Environmental Performance: The Case of Chinese Manufacturing Industries. (2022). Xu, Xiaoyang ; Lohana, Sonia ; Imran, Muhammad ; Ayaz, Muhammad.
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28. How Corporate Social Responsibility Affects Firm Performance: The Inverted-U Shape Contingent on Founder CEO. (2022). Xue, Yajiong ; Wang, Qian ; Chen, Huiru ; Liang, Huigang.
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29. An integrated multi-criteria decision-making and multi-objective optimization model for socially responsible portfolio selection. (2022). Liu, Xinwang ; Wu, Qun ; Deveci, Muhammet ; Zhou, Ligang ; Qin, Jindong ; Mardani, Abbas.
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30. Holistic risk assessment of container shipping service based on Bayesian Network Modelling. (2022). Zhou, Yusheng ; Li, Xue ; Yuen, Kum Fai.
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31. How do corporate social responsibility (CSR) and innovativeness increase financial gains? A customer perspective analysis. (2022). Ghanbarpour, Tohid ; Gustafsson, Anders.
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32. The fundamental effects of ESG disclosure quality in boosting the growth of ESG investing. (2022). Yu, LI ; Cho, Ken ; Gao, Jijun ; Wen, Hui.
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33. Disclosure or action: Evaluating ESG behavior towards financial performance. (2022). Managi, Shunsuke ; Yoo, Sunbin.
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34. Cultural diversity among directors and corporate social responsibility. (2022). Frijns, Bart ; Dodd, Olga ; Garel, Alexandre.
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35. Pre-deal differences in corporate social responsibility and acquisition performance. (2022). Hussain, Tanveer ; Shams, Syed.
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36. Does waste management affect firm performance? International evidence. (2022). GULL, Ammar ; Ahsan, Tanveer ; Atif, Muhammad ; Derouiche, Imen.
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37. Environmental Performance, Corporate Governance and Financial Performance of Chinese Heavy Polluted Industries. (2022). San, Ong Tze ; Anqi, Chen.
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38. Building knowledge by mapping model uncertainty in six studies of social and financial performance. (2022). Berchicci, Luca ; King, Andrew A.
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39. Corporate social responsibility performance and the reputational incentives of independent directors. (2022). Lim, Youngdeok ; Lu, Louise Y ; Monroe, Gary S ; Khoo, Eunice S.
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40. Being good at being good—The mediating role of an environmental management system in value‐creating green supply chain management practices. (2022). Jellojobor, Maria ; Raha, Aveed.
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41. Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Financial Performance: An Empirical Literature Review. (2021). ACHOUR, Zyed ; Hlioui, Zeineb ; Boukattaya, Sonia.
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42. ESG: Research Progress and Future Prospects. (2021). Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki ; Li, Ting-Ting ; Wang, Kai.
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43. The impact of social responsibility on financial performance: evidence from Romanian companies. (2021). Lakiss, Nour.
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44. Diversify or concentrate: The impact of customer concentration on corporate social responsibility. (2021). Zhu, Minghao ; Zhou, Honggeng.
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45. Hedge fund investor activism and human capital loss. (2021). Shi, Wei ; Meyerdoyle, Philipp ; Chen, Guoli.
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46. The ESG–financial performance relationship: Does the type of employee board representation matter?. (2021). Nekhili, Mehdi ; Nagati, Haithem ; Boukadhaba, Amal.
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47. The management of sustainable development: A longitudinal analysis of the effects of environmental performance on economic performance. (2021). Sedita, Silvia Rita ; Bassetti, Thomas ; Blasi, Silvia.
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48. Does Technological Innovation Drive Corporate Sustainability? Empirical Evidence for the European Financial Industry in Catching-Up and Central and Eastern Europe Countries. (2020). Estelles-Miguel, Sofia ; Rojas-Alvarado, Ronald ; Hervas-Oliver, Jose-Luis ; Sempere-Ripoll, Francisca.
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49. Correlation between the DJSI Chile and the Financial Indices of Chilean Companies. (2020). Chahuan-Jimenez, Karime.
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50. Parent Firm Corporate Social Responsibility and Overseas Subsidiary Performance: A Signaling Perspective. (2020). Makino, Shige ; Jung, Jae C ; Jiang, Guoliang Frank.
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