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Research tidbits: Executive compensation issues
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on executive compensation issues. Do CEO incentives drive corporate social responsibility (CSR)? Yes, according to Michele Fabrizi, Christine Mallin and Giovanna Michelon. These researchers explored the [...]
Research tidbits: Workplace ethics and codes of conduct
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on workplace ethics and codes of conduct. Does the quality of a firm’s code of ethics make a difference? Many studies have investigated the content [...]
Research tidbits: CSR and firm performance
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on Corporate Social Responsibility. Does corporate social responsibility enhance access to finance? Apparently so, according to Beiting Cheng, Ioannis Ioannou and George Serafeim, who hypothesised [...]
Research tidbits: Innovation & Creativity
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on innovation and creativity. Core values and beliefs in leading innovative organisations Innovation is a key driving force for sustainability and growth even in the [...]
Research tidbits: HRM and Sustainable Performance
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on HRM and Sustainable Performance. Is sustainable human resource management next? Yes, according to Robin Kramar. She notes that strategic human resource management (SHRM) emerged [...]
Research tidbits: Governance and disclosure
A selection of interesting research and articles we found recently on corporate governance & CSR/environmental disclosure. Motivations for initiating disclosure of environmental liability information Jennifer Chen, Charles Cho and Dennis Patten examined potential motivations for [...]