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Sustainability seems to be at the top of everyone's agenda these days with much effort devoted by businesses to drive towards that sustainability. At the same time CSR (corporate social responsibility) and its successor ESG (environment social and governance) feature heavily in corporate reporting and in their strategic planning. The question therefore arises as to whether planning according to CSR and / or ESG principles assists the drive towards sustainability. This book discusses the relationship between these concepts in a variety of locations and variety of circumstances around the world, considering issues and how they are being dealt with globally. The focus is upon the current situation, while also considering the extent to which the focus is changing, so much that we need to think about new approaches to our understanding of behaviour and differing effects in practice. The international origins of the contributors to this volume make this an original contribution taking some of the best ideas from around the world.
Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility publishes in association with the International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility run by the Social Responsibility Research Network (SRRNet.org). Every volume contains commissioned chapters written specifically for the conference.
The series presents current debates and research about specific aspects of social responsibility and shows these from global and interdisciplinary perspectives. Each volume presents a different theme related to the broad field of corporate social responsibility. It aims to spark debate and encourage discussion between people from different backgrounds as a way of developing and promoting best practice. The papers are global and invite contributions ensuring that the quality remains high and the scope of coverage is comprehensive and coherent.
Contents
Part 1. Implementing ESG for sustainability
Chapter 1. Advancing Sustainability through ESG Reporting: Insights from India's Regulatory Evolution and Corporate Practices; Shukrant Jagotra
Chapter 2. The Business Case for ESG: A Comparative Examination of Firm Risk, Value, and Performance in Emerging versus Developed Markets; Ozair Siddiqui, Muhammad Khalid Sohail, and Beenish Niazi
Chapter 3. Strategic Role of ESG Factors in the South African Retail Sector: Supplier and Customer Perspectives; Lloyd Derengi and Neville Mangwiro
Chapter 4. Investing in the Future: How does ESG influence Corporate's Dividends, Performance, and Debt costs? Debates, Insights, and Directions for Future Research; Nourhan Elhadidy, Heba Ali, and Amira Tarek
Part 2. Financial performance and sustainability
Chapter 5. Analyzing the influences on African accounting with a focus on Portuguese-speaking African countries: A literature review; Victorino Mauro Augusto Castelo Branco, Graça Azevedo, and Cristina Góis
Chapter 6. Integrated Reporting Quality: A Key Driver of Financial Performance in European Companies; Chaima Trigui, Yosra Makni Fourati, and Rim Khemiri
Chapter 7. The integrated reporting and firm financial performance; Mouna Elayeb, Yosra Makni Fourati, and Aida Boudabbous
Part 3. Benefits from applying techniques
Chapter 8. Can Companies Use CSR Practices to Manage Employee Turnover? A Case Study; Oana Adriana Gică, Anastasia Gorobivschi, and Monica Maria Coroș
Chapter 9. Sustainable Development in South Africa: Using Critical Systems Heuristics for Corporate Social Investment Decision-Making; Neville Mangwiro and Lloyd Derengi
Chapter 10. A proposed model for developing accounting for financial risks within Non-banking finance companies under economic variables and regulatory technology: Analysis of previous studies and literature review; Hamdi Qadous, Ahmed El-Sayed Hamdallah, and Israa Sami Dabour
