Dear
Reader,
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
(CSR)
has
become
increasingly
important
in
the
business
world,
and
this
monograph
explores
its
significance
Visegrad
region
(Czechia,
Poland,
Slovakia).By
going
beyond
legal
requirements,
businesses
can
address
social,
environmental,
ethical
concerns,
building
trust
enhane
own
reputation.Efforts
of
are
reflected
not
only
their
outcomes
but
also
contribute
to
collective
endeavour
build
a
21st
century
society.In
endeavour,
individuals,
irrespective
origin
nationality,
entities
have
an
indispensable
role
as
good
citizens
who
public
welfare.These
utilize
factors,
production
including
human
factor,
therefore
social
responsibility
towards
shareholders
provided
capital
all
other
stakeholders
affected
by
activities,
whether
positively
or
negatively.As
result,
irreplaceable
position
prosperous
society.The
obligation
development
is
voluntary
mandated
legislation,
activities
associated
with
it
incur
costs
solely
for
companies.It
been
repeatedly
confirmed
that
implementing
responsible
aimed
at
promoting
common
brings
numerous
positive
effects
on
businesses,
cost
savings,
improved
market
share,
brand
building,
increased
attractiveness
investors.Therefore,
implementation
socially
holds
place
management
modern
enterprises.Number,
character,
focus
these
may
vary
across
general,
they
be
observed
based
Triple
Bottom
Line
approach,
encompassing
economic,
environmental
dimensions.Recently,
corporate
attracted
attention
policymakers,
European
Commission
level,
centralized
efforts
being
made
introduce
mandatory
reporting
which
will
gradually
come
into
effect
different
size
categories
businesses.Furthermore,
just
like
aspects
everyday
life
business,
field
significantly
influenced
global
crises,
starting
COVID-19
pandemic,
followed
military
conflict
Ukraine,
ensuing
energy
crisis.This
scientific
maps
region,
specifically
Czech
Republic,
Slovakia.It
examines
readiness
companies
CSR
while
describing
initiatives
taken
alleviatiang
crises.This
was
created
within
Fund
project
titled
"Corporate
Business
Practice
Region"
(Visegrad
grand
no.22220149).The
receives
co
International Journal of ADVANCED AND APPLIED SCIENCES,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(1), P. 172 - 183
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
role
of
corporate
social
responsibility
(CSR)
management
in
promoting
sustainable
growth.
Using
content
and
descriptive
analysis,
examines
secondary
data
from
research
articles
published
reputable
journals.
Key
challenges
CSR
include
aligning
business
goals
with
environmental
objectives,
evaluating
effectiveness
initiatives,
addressing
skepticism
or
resistance
stakeholders.
The
integration
practices
is
essential
for
businesses
enhance
their
reputation
build
trust
stakeholders,
such
as
customers,
employees,
investors.
By
social,
environmental,
economic
issues,
companies
can
foster
development
strengthen
community
relationships.
also
help
manage
risks,
comply
regulations,
avoid
legal
issues.
Additionally,
initiatives
drive
innovation
by
encouraging
creation
products
services,
improve
employee
morale,
attract
talent
seeking
socially
responsible
workplaces.
Ultimately,
contributes
long-term
value
creation,
enhances
market
competitiveness,
positions
leaders
ethical
practices.
European Journal of Innovation Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Purpose
Considering
the
growing
emphasis
on
sustainability,
companies
are
developing
green
innovation
strategies
for
creating
new
products
and
processes
that
reduce
environmental
effects.
The
impact
of
firm
performance
is
well
established
in
literature;
however,
relationship
between
a
firm’s
adoption
its
social
behaviour
has
not
yet
been
explored.
This
study
aimed
to
fill
this
gap
by
analysing
companies’
behaviour,
at
both
overall
sub-dimensions
levels.
Design/methodology/approach
was
conducted
sample
191
worldwide
2016
2019.
Company
data
were
extracted
from
Joint
Research
Centre
database
European
Commission
Organisation
Economic
Cooperation
Development.
In
contrast,
corporate
taken
LSEG
Workspace
database.
We
applied
panel
regression
using
fixed
effects
model
test
research
hypotheses.
Findings
results
support
positive
innovations
immediate
subsequent
periods.
However,
empirical
do
provide
significant
evidence
some
dimensions
such
as
respect
human
rights
product
responsibility.
Originality/value
study’s
novelty
lies
how
shapes
enhances
stakeholder
relationships.
Green
introduced
strategic
instrument
meeting
duties
increasing
trust,
loyalty
ethical
engagement
with
important
stakeholders.
Energy & Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
Climate
change,
caused
by
the
burning
of
fossil
fuels,
has
emerged
as
an
acute
world
problem,
especially
in
Group
Twenty
(G20),
where
CO
2
emissions
and
other
greenhouse
gases
are
accumulating.
This
research
examines
how
energy
consumption,
digitization,
internationalization,
green
finance
affect
environmental
sustainability
G20
countries
2004–23.
It
also
discusses
technology
innovation
mediates
these
relationships.
The
research-based
analysis
World
Development
Indicators
Organization
for
Economic
Cooperation
data
employed
static
panel
data,
fixed-effects
models,
STATA
software
econometrics.
findings
reveal
that
four
variables,
namely
finance,
digitalization,
globalization,
significantly
positively
correlated
with
sustainability.
was
revealed
a
significant,
although
negative,
impact
on
mediating
factors.
Logically,
outcomes
point
to
fact
that,
much
is
crucial,
integration
into
framework
improve
its
synchronization
variables.
study
provides
new
insights
enhancing
market
systems
facilitate
low-carbon
exchange
reduction.
this
could
be
helpful
policymakers
financing
strategies,
promote
digitalization
upgrading,
support
effective
use.
Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
ABSTRACT
Environmental,
social,
and
governance
(ESG)
have
gradually
become
important
indicators
for
investors
to
evaluate
enterprises.
Researchers
begun
pay
attention
the
role
of
board
secretaries
in
enterprise
development.
This
study
uses
data
from
A‐share
listed
companies
Shanghai
Shenzhen
2013
2022
examine
relationship
between
secretaries'
educational
background
corporate
ESG
performance.
The
results
show
that
highly
educated
play
a
significant
promoting
performance
by
improving
green
innovation
cooperation,
reputation,
information
disclosure.
In
addition,
academic
enhances
their
capacity
interpret
communicate
effectively,
while
holding
additional
positions
enables
them
access
greater
exert
broader
influence.
These
factors—academic
experience
or
supplementary
roles—further
reinforce
positive
association
qualifications
expands
research
on
economic
consequences
characteristics,
which
further
enriches
application
upper
echelons
theory
literature
factors
influencing
provides
practical
implications
selection
enterprises'
can
inform
policies
related
improve
Economics and Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87(4), P. 692 - 692
Published: Feb. 5, 2024
The
article
presents
a
comprehensive
investigation
into
the
prioritisation
of
environment-oriented
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
(CSR)
activities
among
companies
within
Visegrad
region,
encompassing
Czech
Republic,
Poland
and
Slovakia.
An
online
questionnaire
featuring
Likert
scale
questions
was
used
to
collect
data
from
November
2022
June
2023
on
emphasis
placed
11
distinct
CSR
activities.
Analytical
methods
covered
descriptive
inferential
analyses.
study
contributes
original
insights
by
focusing
region's
corporate
engagement
in
environmental
findings
reveal
significant
disparities
between
countries,
particularly
domains
eco-friendly
transportation
solutions
investments
green
technologies
for
progress.
Statistically
differences
were
observed
Republic
Poland,
as
well
Slovakia,
there
shedding
light
diverse
orientations
priorities
this
geographic
context.
These
underscore
importance
tailored
strategies
landscape
address
challenges
effectively.
Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024(195)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Purpose:The
purpose
of
this
article
is
to
assess
the
relationship
between
CSR
(Corporate
Social
Responsibility)
instruments
used
and
implemented
pillars
Industry
4.0
in
manufacturing
companies
Poland.Design/methodology/approach:
Literature
review,
survey
questionnaire
research,
correlation
analysis.Findings:
The
describes
correlations
Pillars
Poland,
based
on
research
conducted
using
a
questionnaire.Subjecting
results
questionnaires,
analysis,
made
it
possible
isolate
most
strongly
correlated
pairs
variables,
juxtaposing
Instruments
Pillars.The
overall
level
not
at
very
high
level,
which
may
indicate
moderate
or
differentiated
Pillars.Despite
such
results,
was
observe
distinctive
variables
that
significantly
stand
out
from
others.These
include
as
Socially
Engaged
-Incremental
Manufacturing,
Investment
Ecology
-Cybersecurity
Eco-labeling
-Big
Data.Despite
existing
limitations,
area
presented
paper
can
inspire
further
identify
4.0.Originality/value:
An
assessment
area.
Studies in Social Science Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. p17 - p17
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
With
the
elevation
of
global
sustainable
development
and
carbon
neutrality
goals,
green
innovation
has
become
a
critical
factor
for
businesses
to
gain
advantage
in
competition.
However,
specific
mechanisms
ethical
leadership
performance
corporate
have
not
been
thoroughly
investigated
academia.
This
study
is
based
on
data
from
Chinese
listed
companies
between
2011
2020,
employing
quantitative
research
methods,
utilizing
tools
such
as
OLS
models,
delve
into
impact
pathway
innovation.
The
reveals
that
significantly
positive
There
exists
correlation
values
decision-making
styles
top
management
team
innovation,
providing
clear
theoretical
guidance
decision-makers
businesses.
Furthermore,
identifies
mediating
role
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
(CSR)
relationship
Ethical
leadership,
by
actively
promoting
fulfillment
social
responsibilities,
indirectly
facilitates
better
companies.
emphasizes
intrinsic
connection
Responsibility,
scientific
basis
formulate
strategies
field
Advances in human resources management and organizational development book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 77 - 101
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
This
chapter
delves
into
the
intricate
task
of
integrating
sustainability
principles
human
resources
practices
using
analytical
methods
as
a
guiding
framework.
It
unveils
potential
for
harmonizing
various
aspects
within
HR,
moving
beyond
theory
to
provide
practical
roadmap.
Analytical
techniques
enable
decision
makers
navigate
between
conflicting
interests
and
chart
path
towards
common
understanding
workable
strategies.
By
hypothetical
case
study,
this
illustrates
how
tools
illuminate
way
forward,
promoting
alignment
with
ethical,
environmental,
social
responsibility
goals.
journey
underscores
pivotal
role
in
resolving
conflicts
among
decision-makers,
facilitating
consensus-building
make
ethical
HR
decisions.
signifies
transformative
propelling
organizations
toward
future
where
are
not
only
functional
but
also
ethically
grounded,
ensuring
welfare
employees,
community,
planet.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 1143 - 1143
Published: April 18, 2024
Megaproject
Social
Responsibility
(MSR)
is
widely
acknowledged
as
contributing
to
project
performance.
However,
the
effect
of
Behavior
(MSRB)
implemented
by
organizations
participating
in
construction
on
performance
remains
a
subject
considerable
debate,
and
intrinsic
mechanism
MSRB’s
megaprojects
has
not
been
elucidated.
Therefore,
this
study
employs
resource-based
theory
investigate
underlying
performance,
taking
into
account
both
internal
external
social
capital
well
resource
integration
capacity
pivotal
influences.
Drawing
sample
data
from
206
experienced
managers
across
various
parties
involved,
develops
Bayesian
network
model
elucidate
MSRB
mechanism.
Through
inference
sensitivity
analysis,
discovers
variations
enhancement
effects
four
dimensions
Notably,
combination
strategy
yields
superior
effects.
Furthermore,
when
suboptimal,
emerges
significant
mediator
between
Conversely,
at
high
levels
directly
contributes
enhancing
outcomes.
The
findings
offer
valuable
insights
for
governance
MSR
megaprojects.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(17), P. 7401 - 7401
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
Manufacturers
have
been
under
increasing
pressure
from
various
groups
to
recognize
and
deal
with
the
environmental
effects
of
their
operations,
especially
in
past
twenty
years.
To
manage
this
challenge,
they
adopted
two
practices:
corporate
social
responsibility
(CSR)
total
quality
management
(TQM).
However,
it
is
still
not
clear
how
these
practices
are
supposed
affect
performance
developing
countries,
particularly
less
developed
ones.
This
study
aimed
fill
gap
by
researching
whether
TQM
could
mediate
between
CSR
green
Iranian
manufacturing
companies.
The
Baron
Kenny
method
was
used
achieve
answer.
structural
equation
modeling
method,
using
AMOS,
additionally
explore
relationships
concepts.
Out
849
questionnaires
distributed,
328
usable
responses
were
received.
findings
supported
all
hypotheses:
linked
a
company’s
performance,
connected
TQM,
associated
relationship
partly
mediated
TQM.
Practically,
provide
organizations
actionable
guidance
enhance
sustainability
practices,
resulting
fostering
long-term
gaining
competitive
advantage.