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Sustainability, governance and innovation need to operate together to ensure the future of the planet and to avert climate or other catastrophe. This means that collaboration on a scale not seen before needs to happen not just at executive, but on the factory floor, and in everyday life across all nations, industries and organisations. This collection of chapters explores the intersection of the three concepts of sustainability, governance and innovation at a symbiotic level, divided into three thematic parts.
Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility publishes in association with the International Conferences on CSR and Sustainability run by the Social Responsibility Research Network. Every volume contains commissioned chapters from experts around the world and written specifically for each volume.
The series presents current debates and research about specific aspects of social responsibility and sustainability discussing important issues from global and interdisciplinary perspectives. Each volume presents a different theme related to the broad field of social responsibility. It aims to spark debate and encourage discussion between people from different backgrounds and different parts of the world as a way of developing and promoting best practice. The papers are global and invite contributions ensuring that the quality remains high and the scope of coverage is comprehensive and coherent.
David Crowther is a Professor of CSR at various universities. He worked in industry for a number of years culminating at Divisional Managing Director of a multinational before becoming an academic. In 2002, he founded the Social Responsibility Research Network, an international body with several thousand members. His current research focuses on sustainability and governance in the modern environment.
Shahla Seifi is an engineer with a PhD in Sustainability who had a senior position in her National Standards Institute before moving to the UK where she works as a consultant, editor, lecturer and researcher. She is the Director and Conferences Chair of SRRNet.
Introduction: Technology, Change and Sustainability; David Crowther and Shahla Seifi
Part 1. The Influence of Technology
Chapter 1. The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Quality of Financial Reporting Through Corporate Governance Practices; Alaa Hekmat Amarna, Husni Samara, Laith Yousef Bani Hani, Noor Aldeen Kassem Al-alawnh, Naji Anton Alslaibi, and Hayder Jerri Mohsin
Chapter 2. Integrating University Social Responsibility with Digital Responsibility: A Framework for Educational Institutions in the Digital Age; Nadeen Omar and Hend Yousef
Chapter 3. The Role of Disruptive Technologies in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals and Society 5.0: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis; Sanjana Santra, Nilanjan Chattopadhyay, Gyanesh Kumar Sinha, and Megha Jain
Part 2. Issues Surrounding Governance
Chapter 4. An Analysis of Corporate Governance in the Era of Artificial Intelligence; Amit Kumar Srivastava, Shailja Dixit, and Akansha Abhi Srivastava
Chapter 5. The Level of Risk and Corporate Governance Quality: Study Applied to Iberian Listed Companies; Eurica Silva, Maria João Jorge, and Cristina Góis
Chapter 6. Corporate Governance and Cultural Diversity in the Indian Companies: A Meta Study on the Role of Diversity in the Indian Landscape; Anuj Aggarwal, Ishu Aggarwal, Bhavya Arora, and Arjit Malhotra
Chapter 7. Effectiveness of Corporate Governance in Tertiary Education: The Case of Technical and Vocational Educational and Training (TVET) Sector; Phetole Emanuel Ramatsoma and Md. Humayun Kabir
Part 3. Towards Sustainability
Chapter 8. Innovation and Sustainability from the Lenses of Indian Companies; Amit Kumar Srivastava, Shailja Dixit, and Akansha Abhi Srivastava
Chapter 9. Exploring Alternative Model of CSR: Evidence from Madagascar; Justin Nathanaël Andrianaivoarimanga
Chapter 10. How Financial Flexibility Drives Corporate Green Innovation: Insights into Sustainable Development; Siying Li and Scarlett Ruopiao Zhang
Chapter 11. Place Brand Identity as a Representation of Territorial Sustainability Commitment: The Case of Poland; Piotr Dzik