Investors Showing Willingness to Spend More on Green Bonds

24 March 2026

Investors who prioritise sustainability often argue that they can support environmentally friendly initiatives without giving up financial returns. However, recent research from the Texas McCombs…

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Far Away but Greener? Challenging Assumptions About Distance and Food Sustainability

7 November 2025

Consumers often believe that local food is automatically better for the environment, but this is not always true. A recent survey from the University of…

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Research highlights the ways small farmers in Brazil are coping with climate shifts, but warns of sustainability risks ahead

8 October 2025

Small-scale farmers in Brazil are confronting the unrelenting advance of climate change with admirable tenacity. Though, as a new study in the Strategic Management Journal…

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Net zero commitments: public relations spin or real transformation?

31 August 2025

A new study has revealed that many of the world’s largest corporations have adopted net-zero carbon pledges more to protect their reputations than to drive…

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Building Tomorrow’s Cities: Can We Balance Growth and Sustainability?

8 July 2025

As cities continue to grow in population and complexity, the question of whether urban development can proceed without further harming the planet has become increasingly…

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State Ownership Enhances Corporate Commitment to Environmental Responsibility in China

26 May 2025

In an era marked by intensifying environmental degradation and the mounting urgency of sustainable development, the role of corporate actors in environmental protection has garnered…

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Global Corporations Are Falling Short of the World’s Sustainability Objectives

15 December 2024

According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) are not merely falling short of achieving global sustainability targets. Still, they…

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Seeking to Boost Sustainable Practices Among Consumers? Develop Prosocial Representatives

16 October 2024

A new article in the Journal of Marketing authored by researchers from the University of Kentucky, Arizona State University, and Pennsylvania University sheds light on…

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Examining the Effects of Distinctive Attention and Resource Allocation on Business Expansion

13 September 2024

The attention-based view of management posits that a firm’s strategic actions and growth outcomes are profoundly shaped by where it focuses its resources. This theory…

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