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The authors apply a stakeholder management lens to the recurring question: why do some firms have higher financial performance than others?
The authors apply a stakeholder management lens to the recurring question: why do some firms have higher financial performance than others?
Researchers find policy and industry pressures motivate corporations to participate in the emissions market. Assess your company's position in this market.
Getting started? This primer is designed for professionals stepping into the sustainability space.
This primer introduces basic terminology and provides an overview of key issues to help you translate CSR activities into financial value.
Building firm reputation through good CSR strategies can drive financial performance and improve your corporate perception on the market.
Employees working for firms with environmental policies are most likely to implement eco-initiatives. To encourage employee eco-initiatives, managers can adopt a written environmental policy and communicate it to employees.
This research examines the pressures that shaped the U.S. chemical industry's environmental beliefs and practices from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Firms that appear environmentally responsible experience lower stock market risk. This study offers firms a clear motivation for acting responsibly.
This study investigates the processes underlying how business and nonprofit partnerships form. The authors identify the challenges faced by managers at each stage of partnership implementation. Based on their findings, they propose a partnership test that managers can use to evaluate the implementation effectiveness of a partnership.
This study answers two questions: 1) How do firms manage stakeholders to improve their market performance? 2) What competitive benefits can firms obtain by managing stakeholders?