Business Ethics: A european review

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  Año 2020, Vol. 29, Número 4

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    Political connections and corporate social responsibility: Political incentives in China

    Shan Xu, Duchi Liu

    págs. 664-693

    
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    CSR politics of non‐recognition: Justification fallacies marginalising criticism, society, and environment

    Peter Norberg

    págs. 694-705

    
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    CSR and banking soundness: A causal perspective

    Sana Ben Abdallah, Dhafer Saïdane, Mehrez Ben Slama

    págs. 706-721

    
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    Students’ perception of CSR and its influence on business performance: A multiple mediation analysis

    Enrique Claver Cortés , Bartolomé Marco Lajara , Mercedes Úbeda García , Francisco García Lillo, Laura Rienda García, Patrocinio del Carmen Zaragoza Sáez , Rosario Andreu Guerrero, Encarnación Manresa Marhuenda, Pedro Seva Larrosa, Lorena Ruiz Fernández, Eduardo Sánchez García, Esther Poveda Pareja

    págs. 722-736

    
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    Students' perception of corporate social responsibility: Analyzing the influence of gender, academic status, and exposure to business ethics education

    Felix Okechukwu Ugwuozor

    págs. 737-747

    
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    Different forms of corporate philanthropy, different effects: A multilevel analysis

    Ben Nanfeng Luo, Lu Xing, Rongrong Zhang, Xinyu Fu, Yucheng Zhang

    págs. 748-762

    
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    Patterns of social reporting from an Islamic framework and the moral legitimacy factors that influence them

    Anna Che, Normawati Non, Norazlin Aziz

    págs. 763-779

    
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    Organized labor and corporate philanthropy: Evidence from Korea

    Hakjoon Song, Hongmin Chun, Jennifer Brodmann, Youngwook Song

    págs. 780-795

    
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    How can corporations adopt Confucianism in business practices? Two representative cases

    Shih-Ching Liu

    págs. 796-809

    
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    “Me” versus “We” in moral dilemmas: Group composition and social influence effects on group utilitarianism

    Petru Lucian Curşeu, Oana C. Fodor, Anișoara A. Pavelea, Nicoleta Meslec

    págs. 810-823

    
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    Board‐level ethics committees in large European firms

    Josep García Blandón , David Castillo Merino, Josep Maria Argilés i Bosch , Diego Ravenda

    págs. 824-841

    
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    Whistleblowing and power: A network perspective

    R. Guy Thomas

    págs. 842-855

    
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    Overall justice and supervisor conscientiousness: Implications for ethical leadership and employee self‐esteem

    Darryl B. Rice, Nicole C. J. Young, Devante Johnson, Rayshawn Walton, Sydney Stacy

    págs. 856-869