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Session Overview
Location: T 15.04

Date: Saturday, 21/Oct/2023
9:30am - 11:00am	PS I.6: Corporate Governance and Sustainability Location: T 15.04 Session Chair: Ruth Aguilera, Northeastern University, United States of America
	ID: 230 / PS I.6: 1 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Proposal (conceptual) Keywords: corporate governance, stakeholder, sustainability, strategy, emerging economies In pursuit of “good governance”: Divergences among corporate sustainability strategy and local stakeholders’ interests Maria Vasileva Ilieva¹, Miguel Ignacio Córdova Espinoza², Joan Lilian Ogendo³, Maria Alejandra Gonzalez Perez⁴ ¹University of Leeds, United Kingdom; ²Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP), Peru; ³Technical University of Kenya, Kenya; ⁴Universidad EAFIT, Colombia; ID: 171 / PS I.6: 2 Track D: External Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: green innovation, supply chain, innovation spillover, stakeholder's engagement Green innovation spillover along global supply chain Yizhe Dong, Yaorong Liu University of Edinburgh Business School, United Kingdom; ID: 156 / PS I.6: 3 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (conceptual) Keywords: ESG, Company Law, Directors' Duties, Interests of the Company, Shell litigation ESG and Directors’ Duties: Defining the “Interests of the Company” Luh Luh Lan, Walter Wan National University of Singapore, Singapore; ID: 202 / PS I.6: 4 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Corporate governance; sustainability; corporate social responsibility; Sustainable Development Goals; sustainability indices SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS, SUSTAINABILITY INDICES AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: AN ANALYSIS OF SPANISH LISTED COMPANIES Irma Martínez García, Silvia Gómez Ansón Universidad de Oviedo, Spain;
12:45pm - 2:15pm	PS II.5: Ownership and ESG Location: T 15.04 Session Chair: Niels Hermes, University of Groningen, Netherlands, The
	ID: 130 / PS II.5: 1 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Capital structure, ownership structure, labor market regulation, labor power, financial flexibility Improving Bargaining Power or Putting Safety First? Ownership Structure and the Effect of Labor Market Regulation on Leverage Marina Kononova, Marc Steffen Rapp, Iuliia Udoieva Philipps-Universität Marburg, School of Business & Economics, Germany; ID: 253 / PS II.5: 2 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: corporate governance code, comply-or-explain principle, institutional logics, non-financial reporting, public corporate governance, state-owned enterprise Repurposing the Heart of State-Owned Enterprises towards the Public Purpose: The Role of Non-Financial Reporting and Public Corporate Governance Codes and Research Agenda Ulf Papenfuß, Christian A. Schmidt Zeppelin University, Germany; ID: 210 / PS II.5: 3 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: CSR Performance, Family Firms, Politically Connected Directors Do Politically Connected Directors Affect Family Firms' CSR Performance? Exploring the Moderating Role of Family Influence on Ownership and Board Nhat Minh Tran^1,2 ¹LaRGE, EM Strasbourg Business School, Université de Strasbourg, France; ²Faculty of Business and Management, National Economics University, Hanoi, Vietnam; ID: 234 / PS II.5: 4 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: family firms, co-CEOs, ESG, shared leadership THE TIES THAT BIND OR THOSE THAT TEAR US APART? CO-CEO CONSTELLATIONS AND ESG PERFORMANCE IN FAMILY FIRMS Yuliya Ponomareva¹, Francesco Paolone², Domenico Rocco Cambrea³, Marc Goergen⁴ ¹Autonomous University of Barcelona; ²Universitas Mercatorum; ³Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia; ⁴IE Business School;
4:45pm - 6:15pm	PS III.6: Climate Change Location: T 15.04 Session Chair: Yuna Heo, University of Basel, Switzerland Session Chair: Neil Michael Kellard, University of Essex, United Kingdom
	ID: 236 / PS III.6: 1 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: climate change, firm-level climate change exposure, cash holdings, precautionary savings, financial constraints, climate adaptation, vulnerable industry Climate Change Exposure and Firm Cash Holdings Yuna Heo University of Basel, Switzerland; ID: 235 / PS III.6: 2 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: climate uncertainty, climate change, transition policy, corporate investment, climate adaptation, climate change news index, climate resilience, investment irreversibility Climate Change, Adaptation Policy, and Corporate Investment Decisions Yuna Heo University of Basel, Switzerland; ID: 249 / PS III.6: 3 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Greenhouse gas emissions; EU ETS, Corporate governance; CSR; ESG Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Switching on Good Corporate Governance Panagiotis Andreou², Neil Michael Kellard¹ ¹University of Essex, United Kingdom; ²Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus; ID: 306 / PS III.6: 4 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Climate change, natural language processing, earnings conference calls, physical exposure, transition exposure, cross-section of stock returns A Machine Learning-based Anatomy of Firm-level Climate Change Exposure Weiwei Hu¹, Kai Li¹, Tingyu Yu² ¹Peking University HSBC Business School; ²The University of Zurich, Switzerland;

Date: Sunday, 22/Oct/2023
9:30am - 11:00am	PS IV.4: Stakeholder Engagements on ESG Location: T 15.04 Session Chair: Léo Denis, Ecole Polytechnique, France
	ID: 259 / PS IV.4: 1 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Corporate Governance, Shareholder Engagement, Say on Climate, Corporate Behavior, Case study Voiceless but still influential shareholders? The case of a responsible investors' coalition engagement with TotalEnergies in 2020-2022 Nicolas Mottis, Léo Denis CRG-i3, Ecole Polytechnique, CNRS, Institut Polytechnique de Paris; ID: 310 / PS IV.4: 2 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: conscious business, stakeholder engagement, sustainability, governance, stakeholder theory Organizational Consciousness and Stakeholder Engagement: Unraveling the Benefits of Organizational Awareness Towards Multiple Stakeholders Pero Paro¹, Luiz Ricardo Kabbach de Castro², Raj Sisodia³, Mateus Gerolamo⁴ ¹Humanizadas; ²Universidad de Navarra, Spain; ³Tecnológico de Monterrey; ⁴Universidade de São Paulo; ID: 203 / PS IV.4: 3 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Proposal (conceptual) Keywords: Shareholder Proposal, ESG, CSR Committee, Board Dynamics, Proxy Statement Proxy statements as a shareholders’ governance mechanism: an asset or a liability to create (sustainable) firm value? Jasmijn Luca P Vandenberk, Ann Gaeremynck, Steven Vanhaverbeke KU Leuven, Belgium; ID: 165 / PS IV.4: 4 Track A: Sustainable Corporate Governance Submission Type: Proposal (abstract) Keywords: ESG-shareholder activism, ESG performance, stakeholder theory, socio-cognitive perspective Unintended Consequences of Shareholder Activism: A Socio-Cognitive Responses to Stakeholders’ Demands Maria Ruiz-Castillo¹, Ruth V. Aguilera², Juan Alberto Aragón-Correa¹, Nuria Esther Hurtado-Torres¹ ¹Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Granada, Granada, Spain; ²D’Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University, Boston, USA; ESADE Business School, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain;
12:45pm - 2:15pm	PS V.6: The role of directors Location: T 15.04 Session Chair: Georg Guttmann, University of St.Gallen, Switzerland
	ID: 179 / PS V.6: 1 Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: busy directors, boards, ESG, synthetic controls, gender quotas, policy evaluation Overboarded Annalisa Tonetto University of Cambridge Judge Business School, United Kingdom; ID: 184 / PS V.6: 2 Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: board committees, director expertise, director prestige, monitoring and advisory provision Opting out: Understanding committee avoidance among expert directors Ina Angelike Inge Karn¹, Esha Mendiratta², Sebastian Firk¹, Jana Oehmichen^1,3, Pedro de Faria¹ ¹University of Groningen, Netherlands, The; ²Verlick Business School, Belgium; ³Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz; ID: 270 / PS V.6: 3 Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Boards of Directors, Personal Values, Corporate Governance Priorities of Non-Executive Board Directors’ Personal Values Ricardo Alfredo Amaya, Patricia Gabaldón Quiñones IE Business School, Spain; ID: 254 / PS V.6: 4 Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Board capital, institutional perspective, resource dependence theory, busy board, ownership structure The Influence of Board Institutional Expertise on Firm Performance Georg Guttmann¹, Toru Yoshikawa² ¹University of St.Gallen, Switzerland; ²Waseda University, Japan;

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