Whilst it is assumed that stakeholders penalize and deter corporate social irresponsibility (CSI), instances of CSI persist. Correspondingly, the literature on social regulation—which describes how non-governmental stakeholders exert their regulatory influence on organizations—remains fragmented. To act as a springboard for future studies, this review examines the contribution of corporate reputation to our understanding of how CSI is socially regulated. Our analysis of a large (n = 448 studies) multidisciplinary body of literature unearths a set of nuanced relationships between CSI and corporate reputation. We synthesize a conceptual framework in order to map the diverse landscape of literature and its contributions. We then highlight important gaps among—as well as between—research streams to present a future research agenda. Accordingly, this review contributes to closing ‘the loop’ between CSI, corporate reputation and social regulation, thereby opening up new pathways for future research.

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企业社会不责任的社会规制：企业声誉的贡献回顾

虽然假设利益相关者惩罚和阻止企业社会不负责任 (CSI)，但 CSI 的实例仍然存在。相应地，关于社会监管的文献——描述非政府利益相关者如何对组织施加监管影响——仍然是零散的。作为未来研究的跳板，这篇综述考察了企业声誉对我们理解 CSI 如何受到社会监管的贡献。我们分析了一个大的 ( n = 448 项研究）多学科文献揭示了 CSI 与企业声誉之间的一系列微妙关系。我们综合了一个概念框架，以描绘文学的多样化景观及其贡献。然后，我们强调研究流之间以及之间的重要差距，以提出未来的研究议程。因此，本综述有助于关闭 CSI、企业声誉和社会监管之间的“循环”，从而为未来的研究开辟新的途径。