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2018

Discussion

Authors
Mani, V; Delgado, C;

Publication
India Studies in Business and Economics - Supply Chain Social Sustainability for Manufacturing

Abstract

2018

Introduction

Authors
Mani, V; Delgado, C;

Publication
India Studies in Business and Economics - Supply Chain Social Sustainability for Manufacturing

Abstract

2018

Research Design

Authors
Mani, V; Delgado, C;

Publication
India Studies in Business and Economics - Supply Chain Social Sustainability for Manufacturing

Abstract

2018

Results and Analysis

Authors
Mani, V; Delgado, C;

Publication
India Studies in Business and Economics - Supply Chain Social Sustainability for Manufacturing

Abstract

2018

Review of Literature

Authors
Mani, V; Delgado, C;

Publication
India Studies in Business and Economics - Supply Chain Social Sustainability for Manufacturing

Abstract

2018

How do sustainability reports from the Nordic and the Mediterranean European countries compare

Authors
Branco, MC; Delgado, C; Marques, C;

Publication
REVIEW OF MANAGERIAL SCIENCE

Abstract
This study investigates the sustainability reporting practices of companies based in the Nordic and the Mediterranean European countries for the period 2013-2015. Its purpose is to analyse to what extent, if any, are there differences in these practices. It seeks to capture the influence of national institutions and firm specific characteristics in sustainability reporting. Non-parametric statistics are used to analyse some factors which influence disclosure, namely country, industry affiliation, type of property, listing status and size. In accordance with the theoretical frame used, that of the varieties of capitalism approach, findings suggest that in general companies from Mediterranean European countries present higher levels of engagement with the Global Reporting Initiative.

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