Search Results - subject:"Unternehmensführung"

The role definition of corporate social responsibility in ensuring sustainable development of an enterprise

Nazarova, Galyna; Nazarov, Nikita; Semenchenko, Andrii; … - 2025

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10016060363

Mapping ESG, green finance, and sustainable financial performance research : trends, challenges, and prospects

Ms, Eka Indriyani; Alam, Syamsu; Munir, Abdul Razak - 2026

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015616925

Green, digital, or twin strategic orientation : what drives environmental sustainability and digitalization in German innovative SMEs?

Hein, Nika; Münter, Markus Thomas; Zimmermann, Volker - 2026

Firms are facing a substantial challenge in their journey towards a twin transformation to achieve greater environmental sustainability and digitalization simultaneously. Research lacks a deeper understanding on how firms respond to the need for a twin transformation. This study examines...

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The role of top management in integrating environmental orientation and Performance into a sustainable green business strategy

Asyik, Syaifullah; Septiarini, Dina Fitrisia; Mawardi, Imron - 2026

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015614242

Assessing operational performance of manufacturing companies in the context of environmental dynamism, and competitive strategy

Karaman Akgul, Arzu - 2026

Today's global and competitive environment forces companies to revise their competitive strategies and assess their operations' performance. Customers are demanding new products and services, and organizations should adapt to the changing requirements of the customers. Companies may achieve...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015653602

Rethinking hospital sustainability : integrating circular and green economy principles within strategic corporate social responsibility and management frameworks

Tomaselli, Gianpaolo; Macassa, Gloria; Borg, Karen Maria; … - 2026

Hospitals play a central role in promoting health and well-being, yet they are also among the most resource-intensive institutions, contributing significantly to environmental degradation through high energy and water consumption, extensive waste generation, and reliance on single-use materials....

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From disclosure to distortion : how strategic ESG disclosure shapes green innovation bubbles

Li, Meiyi; Gan, Yufei - 2026

Strategic environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure practices that create favorable impressions while concealing unfavorable environmental performance have become increasingly common among corporations. This study investigates how such practices influence green technology innovation...

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Market orientation and green innovation : empirical evidence from double machine learning

Guo, Yanqing; Zhao, Chang; Pang, Ming; He, Di - 2026

Amid the growing global emphasis on sustainable development, green innovation has attracted significant scholarly and practical attention in recent years. However, existing studies have largely emphasised external institutional and policy drivers, leaving a limited understanding of how internal...

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Business strategy and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance : does a firm's strategic orientation matter?

Moses, Olayinka; Tariquzzaman, A. T. M.; Michael, … - 2026

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Drivers of strategic green marketing orientation : an SME owner-manager perspective

Tan, Lay Peng; Casidy, Riza; Arli, Denni - 2025

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