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| Media Reporting of Environmental Supply Chain Sustainability Risks: Contextual and Moderating Factors. By Mateska, Ivana;Wagner, Stephan M.;Stienen, Laura Journal of Business Ethics. Jun2025, Vol. 199 Issue 2, p285-308. 24p. Abstract :Ethical and sustainable business practices in global supply chains have become a major concern for firms. Media stakeholders hold firms accountable for the environmentally unethical behavior of their suppliers. Based on agenda-setting theory and stakeholder theory, this study presents a model that shows how various internal and external factors explain media reporting of environmental supply chain sustainability risks. It also examines the role of firms` risk avoidance practices. The study uses regression analysis of secondary data from 541 buying firms. The results show that the size and brand visibility of buying firms, and their affiliation to high-risk industries increase the frequency of media coverage of suppliers` environmental misconduct, while their affiliation to high-risk countries decreases the frequency of media coverage. In addition, companies can reduce media coverage by implementing proactive supply chain sustainability risk avoidance practices. However, reactive supply chain sustainability risk avoidance practices are not effective in reducing media coverage. | |||
| ON SOME PROCESSES AFFECTING BELIEF IN CONSPIRACY THEORIES By Ivančík, Radoslav;Andrassy, Vladimír Journal of Entrepreneurship & Sustainability Issues. Jun2025, Vol. 12 Issue 4, p189-201. 13p. Abstract :This study examines some of the processes influencing belief in conspiracy theories. They have gained considerable popularity among the public in recent years. They react more and more often to several socially significant events taking place around us while coming up with an alternative explanation, especially for events connected to popular personalities from the world of show business, politics, sports, etc., or concern a more significant number of people. Due to the rapidly progressing internalization, informatization, and digitalization of human society, as well as the dynamic development of information and communication technologies, systems, and means, conspiracy theories penetrate the field of mass media, especially new media. Today, social networks are the medium with the most incredible spread of conspiracy theories. It is one of the primary reasons why conspiracy theories have become the subject of our scientific interest. With the use of relevant methods of qualitative theoretical scientific research, in this work, we present our research findings and an insight into some processes affecting belief in conspiracy theories to readers from the professional and lay public. [ | |||
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