Swiss Journal of Business

Sustainability efforts are an important component of business activities, and reporting on these efforts is a key aspect of monitoring performance for investors and regulatory agencies. It is, however, unclear how current reporting and other, more...

This research delves into how stakeholder pressure influences Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises’ (SMEs) Corporate Environmental Responsibility (CER). Using survey data from 173 Swiss and German SMEs, the study employs structural equation modeling...

The initial purpose of the EU Taxonomy was to establish a framework that defines environmentally sustainable economic activities within the European Union (EU), designed to address the urgent need for a common language and criteria to identify and...

Transparency and the provision of information are often described as core elements of sustainable finance. Current manifestations of sustainable finance, not least the ubiquitous ESG approach, emphasize above all the need for risk information. This...

Processes of institutionalization shape how decisions are made and actions are taken in companies. In recent years, calls for a change in the dominant institutional logic have become louder both in corporate practice and in the academic debate. Many...

The literature on corporate sustainability in family firms has been inconsistent and heterogeneous. The aim of this systematic literature review was to build a conceptual framework that structures and guides corporate sustainability findings. A...

Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) is vital for the economic performance of cooperatives. However, research on cooperatives has yet to explore how EO depends on organizational factors. This study theoretically and empirically examines the relationship...