JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 148 - 163
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
The
research
aimed
to
define
the
impact
of
environmental
pillar
ESG
principles
on
sustainability
firms
in
V4
region
and
quantify
certain
factors
perception
firms’
sustainability.
To
this
end,
a
questionnaire
survey
attitudes
managers
business
owners
was
conducted
February
2024
Czech
Republic,
Slovakia,
Poland
Hungary.
Data
were
collected
using
Computer
Assisted
Web
Interviewing
(CAWI)
method.
distribution
respondents
by
country
as
follows:
there
338
from
349
Poland,
312
Slovakia
321
Correlation
analysis
linear
regression
used
test
scientific
hypotheses.
results
suggest
that
focus
education
employees,
use
green
practices,
provide
truthful
information
about
impacts,
spend
adequate
costs
protection
are
more
likely
achieve
sustainable
growth.
On
other
hand,
appears
be
no
affect
corporate
policies
pertaining
managing
company
accordance
with
specific
regulations,
minimising
impacts
activities,
intensively
addressing
energy
efficiency
buildings,
renewable
sources.
In
conclusion,
countries
aspects
Pillar
E
growth
but
do
not
significantly
increase
or
overall
complexity
processes.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(4), P. 3312 - 3327
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
investigates
the
relationship
between
Environmental,
Social,
and
Governance
(ESG)
controversies
firm
performance,
examining
moderating
influences
of
corporate
governance
structures
ESG
practices.
Utilizing
quantitative
methods,
we
analyze
data
from
5360
firm‐year
observations.
Our
findings
reveal
a
significant
negative
relation
performance.
However,
well‐defined
frameworks
internal
strategies
mitigate
these
adverse
impacts
can
transform
into
growth
opportunities
reputation
enhancement.
A
comparative
analysis
involving
United
Kingdom
other
European
Union
nations
highlights
influence
geographical
regulatory
contexts
in
shaping
this
dynamic.
These
results
offer
valuable
insights
for
policymakers,
strategists,
investors,
emphasizing
role
navigating
enhancing
resilience
adaptability.
The
study
contributes
to
sustainability
field
by
providing
nuanced
understanding
interaction
controversies,
governance,
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(4), P. 3633 - 3650
Published: March 1, 2024
Abstract
Sustainable
development
is
a
common
model
pursued
by
countries
around
the
world.
The
environmental,
social,
and
governance
(ESG)
concept
has
garnered
significant
interest
across
industries
globally.
This
study
extends
on
existing
research
(Fang
&
Hu,
2023),
from
perspective
of
innovation
sustainability,
investigates
impact
ESG
performance
enterprise
sustainable
green
(SGI).
For
data
1140
Chinese
A‐share
listed
enterprises
2009
to
2019,
estimated
result
shows
that
coefficient
0.6640
(
p
<
0.05).
means
advantages
significantly
promote
SGI.
And
environmental
dimension
bigger
promoting
effect.
SGI
positive
for
growth
maturity
stages,
state‐owned,
non‐heavy
pollution
industry
enterprises.
Green
investor
subsidy
are
important
ways
affect
In
addition,
executive
protection
experience
moderates
relationship
between
in
beneficial
way.
proposes
government
agencies
should
implement
differentiated
regulation
measures
can
increase
their
reliance
stakeholders
social
resources
acquire
additional
resources.
Theoretical
practical
implications
this
contribute
enhancement
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(4), P. 2911 - 2930
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Abstract
This
study
empirically
examines
whether
and
how
ESG
rating
divergence
affects
corporate
green
innovation.
Using
a
sample
of
Chinese
listed
companies,
we
find
that
has
positive
impact
on
The
results
still
hold
after
several
robustness
checks.
Furthermore,
the
innovation
is
more
pronounced
in
companies
with
higher
resource
advantages
independent
directors
media
attention.
We
then
discuss
economic
consequences
as
response
to
divergence.
suggest
this
responsiveness
generates
an
insurance‐like
effect,
where
leverage
buffer
against
risks
related
Overall,
our
provides
novel
evidence
can
stimulate
innovation,
which
sheds
light
substantial
ratings
sustainability.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 434 - 434
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
With
the
strategic
background
of
accelerating
transformation
low-carbon
economy
in
China,
how
to
better
help
new
energy
automobile
industry
realize
green
and
high-quality
development
under
goal
“dual-carbon”
with
strengthening
science
technology
has
become
one
most
important
issues
nowadays,
it
is
great
significance
explore
relationship
between
financial
(fintech)
environmental,
social,
governance
(ESG)
performance
(NEV)
industry.
Using
panel
data
from
NEV
companies
listed
on
Shanghai
Shenzhen
A-share
markets
2011
2022,
this
study
applies
text
mining
techniques
construct
a
fintech
index
analyze
transmission
mechanisms
through
which
influences
ESG
performance.
The
findings
show
that
directly
improves
outcomes
for
companies,
result
remains
robust
across
series
validation
tests.
analysis
reveals
reduces
financing
constraints
enhances
corporate
environmental
information
disclosure,
turn
drives
Furthermore,
impact
particularly
pronounced
state-owned
enterprises,
large-scale
firms,
technologically
advanced
as
evidenced
by
heterogeneity
analysis.
This
provides
empirical
insights
into
fintech’s
role
advancing
sustainable
sector,
offering
guidance
policymakers
stakeholders
aiming
align
technological
progress
social
objectives.
American Journal of Economics and Sociology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
83(4), P. 855 - 881
Published: July 2, 2024
Abstract
In
the
wave
of
digital
economy,
supply
chain
digitalization
is
a
visual
manifestation
businesses
integrating
technology
into
their
production
and
operations.
It
helps
companies
enhance
operational
efficiency
competitiveness,
gradually
becoming
key
driver
for
corporate
sustainable
development.
This
study
selects
Chinese
A‐share
listed
from
2012
to
2021
as
research
samples
empirically
tests
impact
on
environment
(E),
social
responsibility
(S),
governance
(G)
(ESG)
performance.
We
find
that
significantly
promotes
ESG
performance,
which
achieved
by
reducing
information
asymmetry
easing
financing
constraints.
The
positive
effect
performance
varies
among
different
enterprises,
with
more
prominent
effects
in
mature
those
at
both
ends
industrial
chain,
located
regions
lower
degree
marketization.
Further
analysis
reveals
brings
about
an
innovation
enterprises.
These
findings
enrich
providing
valuable
insights
promoting
supply‐side
structural
reforms
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: March 8, 2024
Abstract
This
study
takes
the
Green
Finance
Pilot
Zones
(GFPZ)
policy
in
China
as
a
quasi-natural
experiment
and
employs
synthetic
control
method
to
test
effect
of
GFPZ
on
ecosystem
product
value
realization,
using
province-level
gross
(GEP)
panel
data
from
2011
2020.
The
results
reveal
that
significantly
promotes
realization
products,
this
positive
impact
remains
robust
after
spatial
placebo
studies,
leave-one-out
estimation,
difference-in-differences
(DID)
method,
controlling
effects
other
impacts.
Meanwhile,
ecological
transformation
industries
industry
development
serves
critical
mechanism
pathways
for
realize
products.
In
addition,
we
identify
significant
spillover
resulting
implementation.
Heterogeneity
analysis
reveals
is
more
central,
western
regions,
areas
with
high
financial
levels.
Moreover,
heterogeneous
goals,
has
greater
impacts
ecologically
vulnerable
followed
by
industrial
upgrading
while
resource
region
not
significant.
These
findings
provide
empirical
evidence
attributions
green
finance
sustainable
underscore
pressing
need
enhancing
effective
adaptation
local
circumstances,
making
full
use
tools
promote
advance
development.
