%0 Journal Article
%T Corporate Reputation: Being Good and Looking Good
%A Antonio Argando£¿a
%A Christine Choirat
%A Donald S. Siegel
%A Rosa Chun
%J Business & Society
%@ 1552-4205
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/0007650319826520
%X This article introduces the special issue on ¡°Corporate Reputation: Being Good and Looking Good.¡± Three of the five included articles help to reinforce a conclusion that ¡°being good¡± and ¡°looking good¡± are not dichotomous, mutually exclusive conditions. Rather, the two dimensions are linked in some kind of causal relationship for which continuing conceptual and empirical research is desirable. A fourth article concerns the reputational effects of the stock-option backdating scandal. The fifth article offers a critique of conventional approaches to defining and measuring reputation
%K corporate reputation
%K corporate social responsibility (CSR)
%K corporate philanthropy
%K corporate social performance (CSP)
%K reputational damage
%K scandal
%K stock-option backdating
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0007650319826520