Megachurches represent an interesting empirical and conceptual phenomenon. Empirically, megachurches (Protestant churches with average weekly attendance of greater than 2,000 members) are growing at a time when overall church participation in the United States is steady or declining....

This empirical study examines corporate responses to activist shareholder groups filing social-policy shareholder resolutions. Using resource dependency theory as our conceptual framing, we identify some of the drivers of corporate responses to shareholder activists. This study departs from...

Initially proposed in the 1950s, corporate social responsibility operated on the idea that business should contribute to a more just and healthy society. Over the last few decades, the concept has grown obsolete under the weight of high inflation and concerns about overregulation and has given...