Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility

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Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility is a multidisciplinary journal seeking to advance knowledge, discourse and practice in relation to #BusinessEthics and business society relations. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/26946424

Figure 1. Reshoring model based on the existing literature that depart from existing evidence, vs. an enhanced model (in dashed lines) where the ethical elements are incorporated.
Chart showing BEER's impact factor for 2022, 2023 and 2024
Figure 1. Trust and legitimation strategies framework for the climate positive Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.
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Figure 1: Parallel Trend Test. This figure reports the mean ETR for BRT (treatment group) and non-BRT (control group) firms in the years before and after the 2019 Statement. The BRT group is presented with the blue dashed line, and the non-BRT group is presented with the red solid line. The year of the Statement release is presented with the purple vertical line.
Figure 1. The theoretical framework based on literature review
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Figure 1: Hypotheses of founder impact in a graph.
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Figure 3. Relationship between individual beliefs, action logics, and corporate sustainability transformation.
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Figure 1. Corporations and theories against the backdrop of global change.
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Figure 3. Analytical themes: the MNEs and SDG-related projects. Authors' idea based on data collected.
Figure 1: Conceptual framework of factors influencing the decision-making process of responsive CSR.
Figure 2: HSR opening, supervisory pressure from site visits, and the aggregation of senior talent.
Figure 1. Moral-regret and moral defensibility. −P(φ) denotes ‘φ is morally impermissible’.
Figure 2. Extended theoretical framework
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Figure 1. Decoupling diagram showing two levels of decoupling for a corporate ethics program (CEP).
Figure 1. The six roles of CSR/SD consultants.