Exploring the Role of Health in Corporate Reporting: A Natural Language Processing (NLP)-Assisted Analysis of Corporate Proxy Statements
Authors:
- Brittany E. SiglerBSBrittany E. Sigler
- Neil RowenNRNeil Rowen
- Stan KachnowskiSKStan Kachnowski
- Lindsay ThompsonLTLindsay Thompson
- Keshia M. Pollack PorterKPKeshia M. Pollack Porter
- Sara J. SingerSSSara J. Singer
- Darrell J. GaskinDGDarrell J. Gaskin
- 5 December 2025
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of Business Ethics
- Vol. 207 (3) , 563-581
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