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Scoring environmental social governance ability: a model of sustainability assessment in the blue economy
Frame of the research. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) scores primarily evaluate sustainability performance but fail to incorporate firms’ strategic orientation towards sustainability. This limits the understanding of the key drivers behind successful ESG transitions
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