Corporate social responsibility: a process model of sensemaking

Article Abstract:

A novel process model of corporate social responsibility is presented. It uses organizational sensemaking to educate managers about elements of appropriate relationships with their stakeholders and the larger world.

Evaluation, Corporate social responsibility

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Is openness penalized? Stock returns around earnings warnings

Article Abstract:

The effects of voluntary disclosure of firm's losses on investors, based on Heckman selection model, are presented.

Disclosure of information

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Profits versus losses: does reporting an accounting loss act as a heuristic trigger to exercise the abandonment option and divest employees?

Article Abstract:

The influence accounting loss reporting on investments in labor by small profit and small loss firms is analyzed.

Accounting Methods, Reporting & Disclosure, Accounting, Financial statements, Labor costs, Labour costs

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