Business & Society

Papers
(The median citation count of Business & Society is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
“She Understands the Weaving Dance:” Textiles, Values, and Profitability64
Revisiting Home in Home-Based Work: A Call for Epistemic Compassion57
Growing Green: On the Moral Pluralism of Individual and Collective Ecological Embeddedness53
Fooling Them, Not Me? How Fake News Affects Evaluators’ Reputation Judgments and Behavioral Intentions49
Indigeneity and Indigenous Peoples Around the World: Expanding the Intersections of Business and Society46
Efficient, Explicatory, and Equitable: Why Qualitative Researchers Should Embrace AI, but Cautiously35
Reaffirming and Renewing Our Declaration of Interdependence34
The Impact of Employee Stakeholder Orientation on Job Satisfaction and Perspective-Taking33
Adding a Safety Date to a Freshness Date Label Reduces Premature Food Disposal30
Big Profits, Big Harm? Exploring the Link Between Firm Financial Performance and Human Rights Misbehavior25
Silent Steering: How Public Actors Indirectly Influence Private Stakeholder Engagement25
Toward Humanistic Business Ethics23
“Empathy Code”: The Dangers of Automating Empathy in Business22
Firm Heterogeneity and Inequality: A Regional Perspective21
Is It Fair to be Accurate? Moral-Emotional Responses to Organizations’ AI Orientation Choices21
Community-Based Enterprise Creation in Base of the Pyramid Environments: A Sharing Economy Perspective20
Toward Holistic Stakeholder Engagement: Integrating Participation, Inclusion, and Democracy20
Editing/Exiting Business & Society : Some Reflections on Transitioning20
The Effect of Country Economic Institutions and Cultural Values on Government Policy and Societal Compliance in the Covid-19 Pandemic20
Kazakh Sharing Practices: A Critical Inquiry Into Sharing Economy Models From the Vantage of Ownership in Collective Societies18
If the Body Keeps the Score, What Happens When You Bring the Body to Work? Exploring the Health Effects of Trauma on Human Capital18
Leaving the Cold Behind: The Role of Emotions and Cognitive Biases in Business Adaptation to Climate Change16
The Engagement and Disengagement of Heterogeneous Stakeholders: A Relational Practice Perspective on Strategy Development15
Working For Impact, But Failing to Experience It: Exploring Individuals’ Sensemaking in Social Enterprises15
How Users Assess Privacy Risks in the Internet of Things: The Role of Framing, Comparing, and Educating14
Explicitization of Corporate Social Responsibilities at the National Institutional Level14
“You Belong to Gutters, Not Facebook or Twitter”: Recovering Dalit Histories From the Shadows of Social Media14
Walking, Talking, or Standing Still? Climate Commitment and Performance in Publicly Listed Firms in Five Major Economies14
Who Do I Want to Be Now That I’m Here? Refugee Entrepreneurs, Identity, and Acculturation14
Corporate Tax Responsibility: Expectations of Implicit and Explicit CSR in the U.K. Media14
Being Reassuring About the Past While Promising a Better Future: How Companies Frame Temporal Focus in Social Responsibility Reporting13
Mapping Liability of Origin and Mimetism in MNE Engagement Across the UN Sustainable Development Goals: An Analysis of Sustainability Reports13
Age-Inclusive Digital Responsibility: A New Form of Responsibility in the Resonance of Aging and Digitalization13
Relational or Transactional? The Importance of Distinguishing Two Types of Community-Supported Business Models12
Managed Transparency as Platform-Era Decoupling in Internet Philanthropy: Evidence From China12
From Hype to Benefiting All Mankind: A Discursive Analysis of Ethical Framing in Press Coverage of Chatbots12
Organizational Democracy Revisited: A Case Study of Governance Innovations in a Platform Cooperative Facing Global Scale and Member Heterogeneity12
In the Multitude of Words, Sin is Not Lacking: Are Codes of Ethics Promoting Corporate Responsibility or Providing Legal Shields?11
The Micro-Dynamics of Wrongdoing in Social Interaction: Insights From Police Call Center Work11
Political Corporate Social Irresponsibility and Lebanon’s Garbage Mountain11
Learning or Leaking? Enforcement Spillover Effects Within and Beyond the Firm11
The Ripple Effect of Reputation Spillover: How Corruption Fugitives Shape Consumer Perceptions of Fugitives’ Host Countries and Their MNEs?11
Thinking With, Not Just About, Nature: Reimagining the Business–Nature Relationship11
Conceptualizing and Contextualizing “Executive Wisdom” as a Framework for Business Leadership: A Grounded Theory Approach11
SES Resilience in a Disrupted Earth System: Developing Systemic Attention to Emerging Ecological Adversity in Collaborative Governance Organizations11
The Race to Negative Emissions Technologies and the Centrality of Fossil Fuel Companies10
New Perspectives on Base of the Pyramid Strategies10
Adam Smith’s Virtue of Prudence in E-Commerce: A Conceptual Framework for Users in the E-Commercial Society10
From Trailing Behind to Shaping the Curve: Researching Rare and Impactful Events for Societal Benefit10
Teaching a Systems Approach to Address the Sustainability Management Disconnect10
Power in the Process of Reversing Mission Drift in Hybrid Organizations: The Case of a French Multinational Worker Co-operative9
Coordinated Enactment: How Organizational Departments Work Together to Implement CSR9
Corporate Accountability for Human Rights: Evidence From Conflict Mineral Ratings9
Hello From the Other Side: External Stakeholder Paradoxes Matter for Organizational Ambidexterity9
Moving Beyond “Facts Are Facts”: Managing Emotions and Legitimacy After a Fake News Attack9
Designing Business Models in Sustainability-Driven Hybrid Organizations: Configurations of Organizational Activities in B Corps8
Weaving Regenerative Value Through Nature-Inclusive Stakeholder Engagement: Insights From Indigenous Businesses in the Sierra Nevada8
Navigating Firm–Stakeholder Conflicts of Values: A Deweyan Ethical Perspective8
Zeroing in on the Zeroes: CSR/ESG Inaction as a Choice8
Towards Authentic Engagement with Indigenous Peoples: Lessons from Negotiated Agreements in the Pilbara, Western Australia8
Retail Businesses’ Commitment to Public Health: Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic8
Decontesting Corporate Responsibility for Collaboration: A Case Study of a Cross-Sector Coalition Lobbying for Human Rights Regulation8
Circular Economy and Business Models: Managing Efficiency in Waste Recycling Firms8
Does Multimarket Contact Dampen Corporate Philanthropy? A Study on the Geographic Allocation of Corporate Philanthropy8
Standing on the Shoulders of Goffman: Advancing a Relational Research Agenda on Stigma8
Erratum to “Health is Everyone’s Business: Integrating Business and Public Health for Lasting Impact”7
The Influence of Strategic Disclosure on Corporate Climate Performance Ratings7
Bargaining and Nonbargaining Nonmarket Strategies: A General Model and Data From Post-Communist Countries7
How Do Political and Nonpolitical Ties Affect Corporate Regulatory Participation? A Regulatory Capture Perspective7
Exit, Voice, or Both: Why Organizations Engage With Stakeholders7
Defiance and Sympathy: Heterogeneity of Experiences Among Members of a Stigmatized Organization7
Unpacking Indigenous Social Mobility: Entrepreneurs, Social Networks, and Connections to Culture6
Towards a Justice-Oriented Human Rights Due Diligence Approach for Migrant Labor6
Finding the “Sweet Spot”: The Politics of Alignment in Cross-Sector Partnerships for Refugees6
Advancing a Contextualized, Community-Centric Understanding of Social Entrepreneurial Ecosystems6
Anti-corruption Reforms and Retrenchment in International Sport Federations: The Case of FIFA6
Strategy Corporate Social Responsibility and Investment Efficiency: The Role of Substitute and Complement6
Do All Roads Lead to Rome? How Three Process Pathways Contribute to Transformative Innovation in Cross-Sector Partnerships6
When Sustainability Initiatives and Indigenous Realities Meet: Ontological Violence in the Case of the “Paiter Suruí Carbon Credit REDD+ Project”6
Buffering or Backfiring? A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Corporate Social (Ir)responsibility on Firm Risk6
Political CSR and Populism: Toward an Information-Based Theory of Political CSR6
Liminality of Institutionalized and Under-Institutionalized Identities: Tea-Tribe Laborers in India6
Clearing Opacity: Change Management via Leader Transparency in Native American Neotraditional Organizations6
For What It’s Earth: Transcending the Human–Nature Dualism Through “Deep Nature Connection”6
Navigating Populism: A Study of How German and Swedish Corporations Articulate the Refugee Situation in 2015–20166
Corporate Philanthropy and CEO Outside Directorships Under Authoritarian Capitalism5
Bribe Payments and State Ownership: The Impact of State Ownership on Bribery Propensity and Intensity5
Leadership for Inclusion and Impact: A Renewed Vision for Business & Society5
Corrigendum to “Paradoxical Ethical Tensions in Wind Power Generation: Mapping Vicious Cyclical Dynamics and Proposing Strategies to Pivot to a Just Energy Transition”5
“I’m Not a Refugee Girl, Call Me Bella”: Professional Refugee Women, Agency, Recognition, and Emancipation5
Do Sustainability Signals Diverge? An Analysis of Labeling Schemes for Socially Responsible Investments5
Courageous Role Model or Threatening Villain: A Parallel Mediation Model of Corporate Activism and Citizen Political Engagement5
The Sustainable Impact of Women Entrepreneurs in Rural Communities5
Red Lines and Green Lights: Identity Work of Nonprofit Organizations in Business Partnerships5
Departures of Tainted Outside Directors: A Threshold Approach From Two Competing Theoretical Perspectives5
Organizational Identity Orientation and CEO Dismissal After Corporate Misconduct5
Ethics Reviews Meet the Global South: Hidden Barriers to Contextualized Knowledge Generation5
Business and Human Rights as Sensemaking: A Multi-Level Framework for Organizational Translation4
Navigating Academia’s Stressful Waters: Discussing the Power of Horizontal Linkages for Early-Career Researchers4
Beyond Anthropocentrism: A Call to Action for Multispecies Inclusivity4
Stepping Stone or Quicksand? Ethical Understandings of Non-Profit Support Organizations and Capability Consequences4
Institutional Imprints and Corporate Misconduct: Unravelling the Interplay of Economic History and Firm Choices on Earnings Manipulation in an Emerging Economy4
Corporate Accountability for PFAS Chemicals: The Translation of Private Rules in the Swedish Food Packaging Supply Chain4
Evaluations of Organizational Configurations: Does Hybrid Form or Logic Content Matter?4
Strengthening or Restricting? Explaining the Covid-19 Pandemic’s Configurational Effects on Companies’ Sustainability Strategies and Practices4
Lost in Epistemic Translation4
A Taxonomy of Hybrid Value Logics—How Social Enterprises Combine Institutional Logics Differently4
As Clear as Black and White: Racially Disparate Concerns Over Career Progression for Remote Workers Across Racial Faultlines4
Relational Work in the Shadow of Caste: The Case of Women Domestic Workers in India4
How to Achieve Impact With Innovative Publication Formats: Taking Stock of Business & Society ’s Commentary 4
Is Technology Uniquely Placed to Solve Our Problems? An Examination Into Technosolutionism, What It Entails and What It Predicts4
Desk Rejection: When the Musical Notes Just Don’t Come Together4
Why Social Enterprises Resist or Collectively Improve Impact Assessment: The Role of Prior Organizational Experience and “Impact Lock-In”4
Uncovering the Societal Harm of Cross-Sector Partnerships: An Intervention Perspective4
Environment and Umwelt: Grand Challenges and Intelligent Self-Limitation4
Evaluating Organizations in an Age of Absurdity: How Fake News Disrupts the Relationship Between Business and Society4
Conceptualizing, Theorizing, and Measuring the Contributions of Business to Refugee Crises4
How Do New Forms of Organizations Manage Institutional Voids? Social Enterprises’ Quest for Sociopolitical Legitimacy4
Inequality and Entrepreneurial Agency: How Social Class Origins Affect Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy4
Unbundling Ethical Consumer Choice: A Configurational Analysis With a Framing Experiment3
Logistics Gone Wrong: Enabling Large-Scale Migrant Deportations3
Why Family Firms Invest Different Efforts in Fulfilling Internal and External Corporate Social Responsibilities: Exploring the Role of Formal Family Governance3
Expectations Meet Reality: Leader Sensemaking and Enactment of Stakeholder Engagement in Multistakeholder Social Enterprises3
Unmasking the Info War: The Communication Dynamics of Reliable and Misinformation Sources During the COVID-19 Pandemic3
Participating By Choice or Command? When Ideals of Stakeholder Engagement Clash With a Prevailing Strategy Discourse3
When the Time Never Comes: Temporal Mobilization and Temporal Tensions in a Nascent Solar Energy Field3
How Not to Turn the Grand Challenges Literature Into a Tower of Babel?3
Rethinking Business School Education: A Call for Epistemic Humility Through Reflexivity3
“All by Myself”: Navigating the Lonely Odyssey of Ethnographic Fieldwork in the Business and Society Domain3
Public–Private Collaboration and Digital Transformation for Social Sustainability: A Case Study of a Rural Area3
Escaping Authenticity’s Dark Side: How Indigenous Groups Negotiate Indigeneity During Contentious Interactions3
Unfree Agency: Victim Vulnerability and the Unwitting Reproduction of Modern Slavery in Business3
The Unsung Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Creating Economic and Social Value: A Stakeholder Theory Perspective3
Antiretroviral Therapy Coverage, Entrepreneurship, and Development in Low- and Middle-Income Countries3
Poverty Porn as Humanitarian Business: The Effects of Framing, Affect Intensity, and Spokesperson Characteristics3
Beyond Fixing Women: In Pursuit of Women Leaders for Responsible Leadership3
Acting Green? Private Environmental Coalitions in the United States3
Stakeholder Governance and Corporate Purpose in Certified B Corps: Minimizing Conflict and Fostering Collaboration3
The Problem Is Not Anthropocentrism, It’s Anthropic Shortsightedness3
Complete and Accurate? The Role of Profit Orientation in the Production of Public Health Data3
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