Greenwashing

Foundations and Emerging Research on Corporate Sustainability and Deceptive Communication

Agostino Vollero
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23 May 2022
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Greenwashing is an emerging trend that seeks to overemphasize the sustainability practices by companies to their customers. In a comprehensive analysis of this widespread marketing and corporate communication practice, Agostino Vollero examines the understanding of greenwashing, provides a systematic review of available literature review, and reflects on theoretical approaches and research trends. Additionally explored are specific case studies that offer lessons in avoiding the greenwashing trap and a build a look to the future in this context.

Greenwashing: Foundations and Emerging Research on Corporate Sustainability and Deceptive Communication showcases fascinating insights and new perspectives in this field, which will be of great interest to scholars of Management, Marketing Communications, Corporate Communication, Accounting and Business Ethics.

Chapter 1. Understanding greenwashing

  • Chapter 2. The state of art: a systematic literature review
  • Chapter 3. Theoretical approaches and research trends
  • Chapter 4. Case studies: lessons to avoiding the greenwashing trap
  • Chapter 5. A look to the future

Agostino Vollero is Associate Professor in Management and Marketing at the Department of Political and Communication Sciences, University of Salerno, Italy. His primary research interest focuses on different types of greenwashing in CSR communication. He is Deputy Director of the Sustainability Communication Centre.