International Journal of Corporate Social Responsibility

Aims & Scope

The Journal of Sustainable Business offers a unique platform for the latest theoretical and empirical research, as well as innovative concepts for sustainable business strategies that create shared value for both business and society. The journal features best practices, original research, literature reviews, case studies, and leading foresight thinking in the fields of business and society, making the latest management approaches accessible to academics from various disciplines, business leaders, and research students. It aims to bridge gaps from diverse perspectives on sustainability challenges such as financial crises, climate change, demographics, and business disruptions, fostering a broad, trans-disciplinary, and intercultural discussion on the role of business in society. The journal's goal is to develop robust academic concepts and empirical data that simultaneously create value for business and society. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), corporate sustainability, corporate governance, circular economy (CE), business sustainability, business ethics, business and society, business responsibility, environmental accounting, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), corporate social innovation, stakeholder management, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), employee well-being, resource efficiency practices, triple bottom line, green business, green finance, green controlling, impact investing, sustainable investing, sustainable production systems, sustainable waste management, social innovation, social impact measurement, social entrepreneurship and intra-entrepreneurship, sustainable HRM, sustainable consumption, sustainable finance, sustainable supply chain management, sustainable business models, sustainability reporting, strategic management and sustainability, regenerative business models, responsible artificial intelligence (AI), low carbon footprint, corporate community engagement, corporate citi

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