Sendlhofer, Tina

Tina Sendlhofer is an affiliated researcher at Misum at the Stockholm School of Economics. Her research interests are in business ethics and the organising of sustainability. Her main research revolves around organisations and their contribution to a sustainable society.

Tina received a 2-year postdoctoral stipend from the Swedish Retail and Wholesale Council (Handelsrådet) and is a Research Fellow at the Stockholm Environment Institute.

Her current research projects focus empirically on sustainability at small and medium-sized retailers as well as how environmental information and digital tools can potentially support a transformational shift in food and consumption patterns to secure a future within the planetary boundaries. 

She has an international background, studying and working in Europe, North America and Asia.

Key words

• Small and medium sized enterprise
• Organising processes of CSR
• Moral responsibility for CSR
• Digitalising corporate governance
• Business ethics
• Qualitative research

Selected peer-reviewed publications

• Katzer, E., & Sendlhofer, T. (2023). Saving the world through private-sector efficiency and local empowerment? Discursive legitimacy construction for social entrepreneurship in the Global South. Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility.
• Sendlhofer, T., & Tolstoy, D. (2022). How employees shape CSR transparency: A sensemaking perspective. Journal of Business Research, 150, 268-278.
• Sendlhofer, T. (2020). Decoupling from Moral Responsibility for CSR: Employees' Visionary Procrastination at a SME.  Journal of Business Ethics, 167(2), 1-18.
• Sendlhofer, T. and Lernborg C.M. (2018). Labour rights training 2.0: The digitalisation of knowledge for workers in global supply chains. Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 179, pp. 616-630 
• Sendlhofer, T. (2017). Book review: Markets, Business and Sustainability. Management Learning, 48(1), 110–112.