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HoSS Academic Insights are policy briefs showcasing sustainability research with relevance beyond academia. Browse all Insights below.

Demand-driven corporate social responsibility: Symbolic versus substantive change after environmental disasters
Paradox and power in interorganizational relationships: A study of social sustainability tensions in a global value chain
Maintaining a measurement apparatus: the calibration of a robust internal measurement of public sustainability targets
How can foreign aid impact female empowerment?
The effect of carbon pricing on firm emissions: Evidence from Swedish CO2 tax
Drivers and hinderers of (un)sustainable service: A systems view
Establishing authority: shareholder engagement on climate change concerns
Public perception of addressing environmental justice through in-kind settlements
Can environmental policy encourage investment in research and development?
Carbon pricing and power sector decarbonization in the UK
Gender salary gap in the auditing profession
Why do organizations underemploy highly skilled migrants?
Trading favors? UN Security Council membership and subnational favoritism in aid recipients
Making sense of employee satisfaction measurement
Financial literacy and green investment: Do green households hold green investments?
How collective supplier behavior influences CSR in Bangladeshi apparel supply chains
Partnerships for social inclusion: Building shared value and collective impact in segregated areas of Sweden
Customers play an important role in shaping firms’ VAT compliance

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