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Sustainability reporting scholarly research: a bibliometric review and a future research agenda [PDF]
Despite the substantial increase in sustainability reporting scholarly research, the comprehensive evaluation of scientific production in this area is scarce.
Benameur K +4 more
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Greenwashing, Sustainability Reporting, and Artificial Intelligence: A Systematic Literature Review
The rise of stakeholder interest globally in sustainable business practices has resulted in a rise in demands from stakeholders that companies report on the environmental and social impacts of their business activities.
Wayne Moodaley, A. Telukdarie
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This article explores the role of sustainability reporting and governance in achieving national sustainable development goals. Sustainable development goals focus on economic, societal, and environmental issues and have been set up to address issues ...
M. Alsayegh +3 more
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Board Characteristics and Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies
This paper investigates the impact of board characteristics (such as board size, board independence, CEO Duality, board meetings, and committee) on corporate sustainability reporting (CSR) in China.
Emmanuel Anyigbah +4 more
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Purpose The ability of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT to produce convincing, human-like text has major implications for the future of corporate reporting, including sustainability reporting.
C. de Villiers +2 more
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Circular Economy Disclosure in Sustainability Reporting: The Effect of Firm Characteristics
The circular economy is increasingly establishing itself as a model capable of overcoming the current linear economy of production and consumption recognized as unsustainable by society.
Filippo Vitolla +4 more
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The present study’s main objective is to assess the impact of non-financial sustainability reporting (NFSR) on corporate reputation and the role of the CEO in the opportunistic behavior of companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange.
G. Zimon, Arash Arianpoor, M. Salehi
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Circular economy has the potential to contribute significantly to sustainable development. Despite its popularity, implementation in Europe is still low.
Christof Falkenberg +2 more
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Voluntary sustainability reporting is becoming more common, as evidenced by the hundreds of organizations that have adopted the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards or similar reporting frameworks within the last decade.
Omar. A. Alghamdi, G. Agag
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Sustainability Reporting: A Financial Reporting Perspective
This paper examines incentive effects of sustainability reporting, based on proposals for mandatory sustainability reporting standards in the EU, the US, and the IFRS Foundation, and highlights conceptual differences between sustainability and financial ...
Alfred Wagenhofer
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