This special issue intends to help corporations do better at doing good. I have brought together ten articles from leading business scholars that, from a...

Recent research on creating and leading prosocial ventures suggests that they are more likely to be successful if founders: 1. Do not count on the fact that...

Drawing on research in branding and consumer behavior, this paper examines situations in which a lack of fit in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities...

This article is a thought piece designed to generate questions about the reciprocal relationship between a gift giver and receiver.

Corporate social innovations are designed to benefit firms and society. Much like any innovation, corporate social innovations can backfire and quickly draw...

Are Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives providing the societal good they promise? After decades of CSR research, it appears to occur only rarely...

Given the huge issues facing the world—and businesses—today, the need for purposeful transformation towards something like wellbeing for all has never been more...

The objective of this study is to contribute conceptually and empirically to the discussion about when firms attempt to align their political efforts with their...

While small businesses represent a significant portion of the economy, there is mounting evidence that the playing field is not level for these firms in access...

In contrast to the notion of value creation as the focus for social innovation, we present a dignity-based approach to management that illuminates the potential...

We interviewed Gary M. Cohen, Executive Vice President, Global Health & President of the BD Foundation (Becton, Dickinson and Company).