Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Shifting From Optional Due Diligence to Mandatory Duty

ABSTRACT This paper offers a critical overview of the newly proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive by the European Commission. The aim is to uncover potential opportunities, challenges, gaps, and contradictions, within the directive. We provide insights on how companies can effectively navigate through these issues and leverage upon the directive for more environmentally friendly and ethically sound operations within the global value chain. Ultimately, our aim is to offer researchers, managers, and policymakers a viewpoint on the potential impacts of the new directive on organizations and provide future research directions around responsible corporate conduct across global value chains.

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Business Ethics the Environment & Responsibility
Published
2024-10-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/beer.12753
Citations
7
Primary Topic
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
3.88

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Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Shifting From Optional Due Diligence to Mandatory Duty

Nikolina Koporčić, Stefan Marković, Emilene Leite
7 citations
Business Ethics the Environment & Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Shifting From Optional Due Diligence to Mandatory Duty

Nikolina Koporčić, Stefan Marković, Emilene Leite
article en
7 citations

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ABSTRACT This paper offers a critical overview of the newly proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive by the European Commission. The aim is to uncover potential opportunities, challenges, gaps, and contradictions, within the directive. We provide insights on how companies can effectively navigate through these issues and leverage upon the directive for more environmentally friendly and ethically sound operations within the global value chain. Ultimately, our aim is to offer researchers, managers, and policymakers a viewpoint on the potential impacts of the new directive on organizations and provide future research directions around responsible corporate conduct across global value chains.

Business Ethics the Environment & ResponsibilityVol. 34(4)
NEOMA Business School (FR), Business Finland, University of Vaasa (FI), Aalto University (FI)
Academy of Finland
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
3.88
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