Pianpian Wang

ABSTRACT This study examines how moral-entity expansion in online gender debates is associated with the adoption of moral frames. Using a large-scale analysis of comments from three major gender-based violence incidents in China, we explore how different referential terms construct moral entities and relate to moral evaluations. Employing word embedding analysis, we quantified the semantic proximity between referential terms and moral axes.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) was set to transform corporate transparency and sustainability disclosure requirements, but the recent Omnibus Simplification Proposal signals potential changes that could impact its implementation. With potential changes to reporting thresholds, deadlines, and compliance obligations, many companies are left wondering: What happens next? Does the CSRD remain in force? Will supply chain partners still need to report under the same scrutiny?

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