The Academy of Business in Society (ABIS), is a network of global companies and leading business schools committed to mainstreaming sustainable enterprise in business and policy research, executive learning and management education.

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is an international multi-stakeholder organisation that promotes the use of sustainability reporting as a way for organisations to become more sustainable and contribute to sustainable development.

The Network for Business Sustainability connects international academic experts and business leaders through research. Its community brings together business schools from around the world with an interest in corporate social responsibility and a belief in the value of research-based practice and practice-based research.

The Partnerships Resource Centre is built up as a flexible (virtual) learning network of professionals, academics and practitioners around the world, that share and collect information on selecting appropriate partnerships and increasing their efficiency, impact and effectiveness.

With regard to sustainability & corporate responsibility, our approach is embedded in the generic policies and procedures adopted at the level of the university, sometimes as part of national agreements.

Corporate responsibility has been an area of specific interest at Amsterdam Business School for several years, both as specific expertise of researchers who are also embedded in their disciplinary areas and, for others, as one of the topics of interest within a wider portfolio.

• Prof. Frank Belschak (Full professor): Ethical leadership.
• Jort ten Berg (PhD student): Risk management.
• Dr Sanjay Bissessur (Assistant professor): Earnings management.
• Dr Siri Boe-Lillegraven (Assistant professor): Inter-firm collaboration, strategic foresight.
• Prof. Arnoud Boot (Full professor): Corporate governance and financial markets.
• Dr Niek Brunsveld (Lecturer): Research, innovation and sustainability.
• Prof. Willemijn van Dolen (Full professor): CSR and marketing.
• Dr Martijn Dröes (Assistant professor): Home ownership, renewable energy.
• Dr Georgios Georgakopoulos (Assistant professor): Social and environmental account reporting
• Dr Panikos Georgallis (Assistant Professor): Moral markets and renewable energy.
• Prof. Deanne den Hartog (Full professor): Ethical leadership.
• Dr Ilir Haxhi (Assistant professor): Strategy and corporate governance.
• Dr Annebel de Hoogh (Associate professor): Ethical leadership.
• Dr Gijs van Houwelingen (Assistant professor): Moral behaviour.
• Dr Torsten Jochem (Assistant professor): Governance and (local) democracy.
• Prof. Ans Kolk (Full professor): Corporate responsibility and sustainability in international business.
• Dr Sebastian Kortmann (Associate professor): Strategy, innovation, co-creation and sustainability.
• Dr Arno Kourula (Associate professor): Corporate responsibility and sustainability.
• Dr Tomislav Ladika (Assistant professor): CEO pay, corporate governance.
• Dr Bart Lameijer (Assistant professor): Continuous improvement and sustainability.
• Dr François Lenfant (Postdoctoral researcher): Business, peace and conflict areas.
• Dr Frauke Mattison (Assistant professor): Privacy issues.
• Dr Stefan Mol (Assistant professor): Organizational Behaviour and Research Methods.
• Prof. Brendan O'Dwyer (Full professor): Corporate and NGO auditing and accountability.
• Prof. Sander Onderstal (Full Professor): Auctions, Industrial Organization, behavioural economics.
• Sofija Pajic (PhD student): Refugees at work.
• Dr Markus Paukku (Lecturer): Inter-organizational alliances and sustainability.
• Prof. Enrico Perotti (Full professor): Corporate governance and corporate finance.
• Dr Niccolò Pisani (Assistant professor): International corporate social responsibility.
• Dr Peter Snoeren (Assistant professor): Stakeholder orientation.
• Prof. Jan-Willem Stoelhorst (Full Professor): Strategy, stakeholders and governance.
• Nicole Stofberg (PhD candidate): Stakeholders in the sharing economy.
• Khadija van der Straaten (PhD candidate): International trade and domestic inequality.
• Dr Mark van der Veen (Associate professor): Environmental management in strategy and marketing.
• Dr Pushpika Vishwanathan (Assistant professor): Corporate governance, stakeholder management and corporate social responsibility.
• Dr Marlene Vock (Assistant professor): Marketing and corporate social responsibility.
• Dr Vladimir Vladimirov (Associate professor): Bankruptcy law and indirect costs of bankruptcies.
• Dr Andrea Weihrauch (Assistant professor): Consumer reactions to new technologies.
• Dr Michelle Westermann-Behaylo (Assistant professor): Stakeholders, business and human rights and business and peace.

Sustainability & corporate responsibility are important elements of the programmes we offer. They are included in the exit qualifications of programmes. These topics are also encompassed in the research of many of the faculty teaching in our programmes. In addition to dedicated courses in some programmes, ethics, responsibility and sustainability are often integrated in other courses.

Our research on sustainability & corporate responsibility encompasses people, planet and profit. It covers environmental, social as well as economic aspects, and their governance. Topics of research include i.a. companies and climate/energy (innovation, emission trading), consumers and sustainability/CSR, green innovation and product development, ethical leadership and CSR communication, branding and advertising.

Most of our sections have researchers with an interest in these topics, but the sections Accounting, Leadership & Management and Strategy & International Business give them more structural attention.