Abstract

Although Corporate Sustainability Performance Measurement (CSPM) has been a
subject of growing interest both in academia and in practice, knowledge on which Corporate
Sustainability (CS) aspects should be considered to account for CSPM is still limited. The
purpose of this article is to compare the most widely used CSPM instruments to highlight
their similarities and differences as well as to advance toward a more standardized list of
sub-dimensions that should be covered when accounting for the economic, social and …