This article aims to study the discourse on corporate governance (CG) from the perspective of ethos (lexical route) and the enunciative situation explicited in a published text of a Sustainability Report of a publicly traded multinational, Santander. Theoretical assumptions of Corporate Sustainability, Corporate Governance, Corporate Communications, Rhetoric and Discourse Analysis of French line were addressed. The latter also constitutes the methodology used for the making of research. To undertake this work, three analyzes were performed: data linguistics, arguments and communication strategies used in the text production. The CG is understood as belonging to the social responsibility that makes up the tripod of Corporate Sustainability, ...
This paper aims to provide a tentative description of how social responsibility is discursively cons...
Based on Poststructuralist and Critical discourse analysis, this study investigates how MNC is discu...
The study “How does H&M Group communicate sustainability in a non-sustainable industry?” examine...
This article aims to study the discourse on corporate governance (CG) from the perspective of ethos ...
Sustainability has become a highly important topic in corporate world. Nevertheless, there is an inc...
This article presents some of the results obtained in an investigation surrounding the polemic relat...
Financée par le dispositif CIFRE dans une agence de conseil éditorial, cette thèse explore l’articul...
The underpinning notion of sustainability and report structure in the current corporate sustainabili...
In this study I will investigate corporate sustainability discourses used by three large, sustainabi...
This paper examines the relationships between corporate governance and corporate sustainability by f...
The presentation of requirements of profitability, social responsibility and their articulation in t...
The present study investigates the discursive construction of the powerful, yet vague, concepts of ...
Purpose: This study aims to explore how organisations use institutional language in Green Bond repor...
The objective of this research is to increase understanding on the contemporary Corporate Social Res...
Understanding CSR Discourse: Insights from Linguistics and Discourse Analysis The discourse surround...
This paper aims to provide a tentative description of how social responsibility is discursively cons...
Based on Poststructuralist and Critical discourse analysis, this study investigates how MNC is discu...
The study “How does H&M Group communicate sustainability in a non-sustainable industry?” examine...
This article aims to study the discourse on corporate governance (CG) from the perspective of ethos ...
Sustainability has become a highly important topic in corporate world. Nevertheless, there is an inc...
This article presents some of the results obtained in an investigation surrounding the polemic relat...
Financée par le dispositif CIFRE dans une agence de conseil éditorial, cette thèse explore l’articul...
The underpinning notion of sustainability and report structure in the current corporate sustainabili...
In this study I will investigate corporate sustainability discourses used by three large, sustainabi...
This paper examines the relationships between corporate governance and corporate sustainability by f...
The presentation of requirements of profitability, social responsibility and their articulation in t...
The present study investigates the discursive construction of the powerful, yet vague, concepts of ...
Purpose: This study aims to explore how organisations use institutional language in Green Bond repor...
The objective of this research is to increase understanding on the contemporary Corporate Social Res...
Understanding CSR Discourse: Insights from Linguistics and Discourse Analysis The discourse surround...
This paper aims to provide a tentative description of how social responsibility is discursively cons...
Based on Poststructuralist and Critical discourse analysis, this study investigates how MNC is discu...
The study “How does H&M Group communicate sustainability in a non-sustainable industry?” examine...