Corporate environmental (ir)responsibility across developed economies post-2008 crisis

What is it about?

Our paper examines corporate environmental (ir)responsibility (CEiR) and public environmental perceptions in developed economies, particularly in the wake of neoliberal globalisation and climate change post-global financial crisis. Our study develops two indices per country and evaluates ideological agreement on environmental issues. Findings indicate that gender and political ideology significantly influence environmental perceptions. The study highlights the role of political ideology in shaping social attitudes and potential international alliances on environmental matters.

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Photo by Vitaliy Gavrushchenko on Unsplash

Photo by Vitaliy Gavrushchenko on Unsplash

Why is it important?

It reveals how political ideology shapes public perceptions and attitudes towards environmental issues.

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