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Sustainability reporting and perceptions of corporate reputation: An analysis using fortune

Lee Brown, Darryl; Guidry, Ronald P.; Patten, Dennis M. - In: Sustainability, environmental performance and disclosures, (pp. 83-104). 2009

In this chapter, we investigate whether the first-time issuance of a standalone corporate sustainability report led to changes in reputation as measured by Fortune Most Admired scores. Based on a sample of 59 U.S. companies issuing their first standalone sustainability report over the period...

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