GX & Decarbonization Research

Steen Thomsen

This paper discusses the legal implications of corporate purpose and CSR/ESG. It argues that mandatory corporate purpose statements without commitment or enforcement are ineffective and may be captured by bureaucratic interests. Private enf…

Edito Biantara Titus, A. Biswan

This systematic literature review of 20 articles (2017–2025) explores the integration of ESG metrics into Strategic Management Accounting (SMA). It finds that SMA-ESG integration can enhance strategic information quality and sustainability …

Ekklesia Evanggelion, Luluk Tri Harinie, Evinalia Yeba +1

This study examines the association between ESG disclosure and financial performance of Indonesian listed banks from 2020-2024, with firm size as a moderator. Using a disclosure index from content analysis, it finds weak direct effects of E…

Kanishka Methi, Dr Preeti Sharma, D. Verma

This paper analyzes how ESG practices in India's FMCG industry affect consumer behavior, brand loyalty, and corporate performance. Using stakeholder theory, it finds environmental dimensions drive brand attachment, and trust mediates green …

G. Nicolo', Giovanni Zampone, Giuseppe Sannino +1

This study examines how sustainability committee characteristics affect SDG disclosure among Italian listed companies (2017-2023). Using panel regression, it finds that including the CEO/chair and having higher female representation on the …

R. Salem, Muhammed Abualazm

This study analyzes how ESG compliance affects the financial performance of Islamic and conventional banks in the MENAT region. Using panel data from 43 banks (2018-2022) and system GMM, it finds nonlinear relationships: Islamic banks exhib…

Zaini Munawir S, Taufik Siregar

This study analyzes the effectiveness of arbitration for cross-border ESG disputes, showing that digital technologies like ODR, blockchain, and AI enhance procedural efficiency and transparency. It proposes an adaptive arbitration framework…

Diaz Alvin Firdausa, T. Perdana, K. Saefullah

This paper reviews ESG practices of eight major Indonesian banks using the S&P Global ESG Scores industry materiality map as a benchmark. Findings show mature governance and information security with ISO certifications, but basic transparen…

Zhanna M. Korzovatykh

This paper explores non-financial reporting as a communication tool for implementing sustainable development. In the Russian economy, reporting is mostly voluntary with developing legal regulation. It reviews existing approaches based on va…

M. Shahid, Fahru Azwa Mohd Zain, Hamdy Abdullah

This study uses bibliometric and content analysis to review existing research on ESG integration in Islamic finance (Takaful). It identifies Fintech, AI, and blockchain as promising areas, along with big data analytics and machine learning.…

Inès Gharbi, I. B. Salah, Warda Motamri

This paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research at the intersection of FinTech, CSR, and ESG criteria in MENA countries from 1995 to 2024. Findings reveal a shift from traditional governance and CSR to topics like FinT…

Valentine Siagian, J. T. Sinaga, Nensy Dwi Putri Sinaga

This study analyzes the relationship between ESG scores and cost of debt using 635 firm-year observations from Indonesian firms (2013-2022). While overall ESG scores are associated with lower debt costs, only the governance component shows …

Husni Samara, Sajed Mowafaq Alshdaifat, Mohammed T. Abusharbeh +2

This study examines the relationship between ESG performance and corporate cash holdings in EU-listed firms, finding that higher ESG scores lead to larger cash reserves, and gender-diverse boards amplify this effect. Using post-CSRD data, i…

Md Sharif Hassan, Fatema Tuz Zahra, Firdous Mohd Farouk +1

This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of 228 documents on FinTech and ESG integration from 2020–2025. It identifies trends: early focus on financial inclusion, later on blockchain, AI, and big data driving green finance. Five research…

Jurnal Ilmiah Accusi, Ferdila, Fakultas Ekonomi +2

This study critiques technocratic sustainability accounting in Indonesia's climate crisis, arguing it fails to address human dignity. It proposes a conceptual model integrating human dignity into governance and reporting to reduce greenwash…

Abdulkader Aljandali, Mohammed Amine, Dalia ElEdel

This paper reconceptualizes corporate sustainability to include resilience as a core dimension, empirically comparing Islamic and ESG indices across eight major crises (2004-2024). Using risk-adjusted returns, VaR, DCC-GARCH, and TVP-VAR, i…

Cyrine Mhiri, M. Zaman, Ayman Ajina

This bibliometric analysis maps the intersection of sustainability and capital structure, revealing post-2010 acceleration, a conceptual shift from CSR to ESG disclosure, governance, and risk management, and the centrality of debt-related t…

Zeyu Wang, Qingzeng Wang

This paper examines how common ownership (institutional investors holding stakes in multiple firms) affects corporate green innovation efficiency, decomposing the process into a two-stage value chain (R&D and commercialization). Empirical f…

M. Qamruzzaman, A. Alomair, Mohammed Alomair

This paper examines the complex relationships among FinTech adoption, intellectual capital, ESG disclosure, and dividend policy on firm value in emerging economy financial institutions. Using robust econometric methods, it finds that ESG di…

Giulia Romano, M. Minoja

This study analyzes four Italian municipally owned public service companies to identify key success factors for producing social, environmental, and economic value. It finds responsible governance, stable management, innovation commitment, …