Research tidbits: Individual aspects of being ethical
Does ethical leadership lead to employee burnout? This and other research summaries in our Research Tidbits
Research tidbits: External views on CSR
The public's view of companies' CSR activities - what does the research find? See this week's research tidbits
Research tidbits: Ethics and measurement
Can ethical criteria be used to measure company performance? See our research tidbits
Research tidbits: keeping employees through ethical leadership
Does ethical leadership affect employee retention? The focus of this week's reading
Research tidbits: Moral emotions
Moral emotions and ethical decision-making: this week's research reading
Research tidbits: Assessing sustainability
Assessing sustainability - how useful are the measurements? Find out more with our #researchtidbits
Research tidbits: Socially responsible choices
Socially responsible business choices and their impact: our pick of recent research articles.
Research tidbits: Money and compensation
In our Research Tidbits this week, we've brought together articles looking at the factors affecting CEO remuneration.
Research tidbits: Specific professions and ethics
Our latest Research Tidbits looks at ethics amongst specific professions, including accounting and food retailers.
Research tidbits: Stakeholders
Our latest reading on interesting articles on the topic of stakeholders. Stakeholder theory classification: A theoretical and empirical evaluation of definitions Stakeholder theory is widely accepted but elementary aspects remain indeterminate as the term ‘stakeholder’ is an essentially contested concept (Miles, J Bus Ethics 108:285–298, 2012; Mitchell, Organ Stud 33:1407–1411, 2012), being variously describable, internally complex and open in character (Gallie, Proc Aristot Soc 56:167–198, 1956). Such contestability is highly problematic for theory development and empirical testing. The extent of essential [...]