Oct 2026· Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management· 0 citations· 65 references
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This study aims to provide a comprehensive picture on CSR and sustainability drivers and barriers, proposing a comparison between CSR and sustainability literature, and family business (FB) studies. It employed a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) of 502 peer‐reviewed publications and adopted two analytic approaches: bibliometrics and manual content analysis. We found CSR and sustainability literature is broader, methodologically diverse, and centred on performance and institutional pressures, while FBs research is more recent, theoretically anchored in socioemotional wealth (SEW) and governance. We propose that CSR and sustainability adoption is context‐dependent and should not be viewed as a universal managerial process, due to influence by ownership, governance, strategic priorities, and firms' identity. We provide a comparative synthesis clarifying the differences in motivations and constraints that favour or impede the adoption of CSR and sustainability in different business contexts, FBs, and nonfamily businesses (NFBs), while offering a structured foundation for theoretical and managerial implications.
This study provides a systematic and integrative review of ESG and sustainability reporting in extractive industries, aiming to assess the current state of the literature and identify key theoretical, methodological, and contextual gaps. Given the growing importance of extractive sectors in supporting global sustaina...
Marco Casale, A. Faraudello· Corporate Social Responsibil...· 0 citations
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This study examined the emerging practice of sustainability reporting among Small and Medium
Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, with a specific focus on its drivers, trends, challenges, impacts,
and future prospects. In light of growing global emphasis on environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) performance, su...
E. U. Ngwobia· JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND AFRI...· 0 citations
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become embedded in contemporary business practice; however, its effectiveness increasingly depends on whether stakeholders perceive CSR initiatives as authentic. This study systematically reviews prior research on CSR authenticity to examine how it operates within commercial co...
R. Goswami, Monika Soni· Journal of Commerce and Acco...· 0 citations
This study aims to examine the mediating role of sustainable‐oriented innovation (SOI) in the relationship between knowledge management practices (KMP), corporate social responsibility (CSR), organizational green creativity (OGC), and government financial incentives (GFI) with the financial and environmental performa...
Yasir Aziz, Z. Ullah, Said Wali· Knowledge and Process Manage...· 0 citations
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This study examines sustainable business models (SBMs) as a strategic response to environmental pressure, changing consumer preferences and tightening regulation, and asks what incentives and benefits are associated with adopting green entrepreneurship practices. It uses a descriptive, document-based design. C...
Pankaj Kumar· International Journal of Lat...· 1 citation
At a time when social, environmental, and economic pressures are intensifying, companies are increasingly encouraged to rethink their governance and management practices in order to achieve sustainability and performance. Although the management literature recognizes the importance of corporate sustainability as a sour...
Salmae Skouri, Zouhir Adile, F. S. Sossi Alaoui· Open Research Africa· 0 citations
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