Issue Information

• Published date: 01 June 2021
• Date: 01 June 2021
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/basr.12201

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Wiley Blackwell • Boston • Oxford

Business and

Society Review

Journal of the W. Michael Hoffman Center for Business

Ethics at Bentley University

In collaboration with the Albert P. Viragh Institute

for Ethics in Business at Duquesne University

SUMMER 2021 126:2

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

EFFECTIVE, BUT NOT ALL THE TIME: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE ON

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A CODE OF ETHICS' DESIGN

Peter Kotzian, Thomas Stöber, Barbara E. Weißenberger, and Florian Hoos

ROLE OF GREEN ADVERTISEMENT AUTHENTICITY IN DETERMINING

CUSTOMERS' PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR

Kulwinder Kaur, Vikas Kumar, Amanjot Singh Syan, and Yadvinder Parmar

TARGETING VULNERABLE POPULATIONS: THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS

OF DATA MINING, AUTOMATED PREDICTION, AND FOCUSED

MARKETING

Gerard A. Callanan, David F. Perri, and Sandra M. Tomkowicz

DO CONSUMERS CARE ABOUT WORK HEALTH ISSUES? A QUALITATIVE

STUDY ON VOLUNTARY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ACTIVITIES AND

CONSUMER SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Sebastian Müller, Eva Kuhn, Alena Buyx, and Ludger Heidbrink

EXECUTIVE CUES OF ORGANIZATIONAL VIRTUE AND MARKET

PERFORMANCE: CREATING VALUE DURING TIMES OF EARNINGS

UNCERTAINTY

Vivien E. Jancenelle

MANIFESTATIONS OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AS

SENSEMAKING AND SENSEGIVING IN A HYDROCARBON INDUSTRY

Nathan Andrews

Business and Society Review Summer 2021 126:2