Abstract The discussion of “whether it pays to be green” is ongoing. This review does not intend solve the debate, rather soothes by contributing concept “when green.” By focusing on shortcomings existing literature reviews topic corporate sustainability and financial performance (CSFP) in this hybrid review, issues were identified that had been overlooked earlier. In general, CSFP holds a posi...

Sustainability transitions require changing many behaviours embedded in production and consumption systems. Simultaneously, behavioural public policy is now a significant site of research-policy translation globally. Links between behaviour system change are underdeveloped both fields. Systematic review current literature found ∼4% papers focused on behaviour. Two prominent perspectives (labell...

In this study, we explore the research published from 2015 to 2020 on importance of family firms (FFs) sustainability. Our results come a content analysis 28 studies topic. Further, they deal with small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in construction industry Italy Spain. These mainly follow quantitative approach data survey. This study’s main contribution regards identification three sorts aspec...

Sustainability reporting has become a practice of the majority and is decided by boards directors as supreme governing body in decision-making process companies. The paper provides high-view picture visualizes research to portray historical shifts sustainability nexus corporate governance through an analysis utilizing CiteSpace software on 935 articles published Web Science Core Collection from...

Abstract Research on sustainability and transitions is burgeoning. Some of this research helping to solve humankind’s most pressing problems. However, as provocation argues, up 50% the articles that are now being published in many interdisciplinary journals may be categorized “scholarly bullshit.” These typically engage with latest buzzword (e.g., circular economy), while contributing little no...