Society and Business Review (SBR) aims to cultivate and share knowledge and ideas in order to assist businesses and organizations to enhance their commitment to society and the planet.
Aims and scope
Drawing on a wide range of theoretical and methodological approaches to stimulate substantive debates, Society and Business Review (SBR) produces a rich stream of conceptual and applied research focused on practical developments in the field of business and society.

The journal particularly encourages attention to the impact of changing business/corporate social concerns and practices on people, the sustainability of different economic activities, the impact of corporations and business education on society, and how societal issues come to shape business activities.

Issues covered by SBR include, but are not limited to:

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) social responsibility, corporate responsibility, corporate social performance
New theories and models on CSR, business ethics and sustainable development
International business and global social issues (e.g. modern slavery)
Corporatization of politics, politicization of corporations and corporate political activism
Corporate social impact: measurement, communication and reporting
Business ethics and organizational values
Business schools and society, responsible management education
Business strategies, sustainable development and ecological prosperity
Business and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Stakeholder theory, stakeholder integration.