Dr. Magali Delmas is a renowned scholar in the field of business and sustainability, with a research focus on how organizations can enhance environmental performance and corporate social responsibility[1][2]. She has authored over 90 articles, book chapters, and case studies in top journals addressing topics such as environmental economics, corporate environmental strategy, energy conservation, and the link between sustainability and competitive advantage[1][2].
Some of her notable contributions include:
- Studies on developing meaningful environmental indices and standards, such as ISO 14001[1].
- Foundational research in measuring corporate social responsibility and environmental performance from an efficiency perspective[1].
- Analyses of the relationship between organizational configurations, sustainability initiatives, and overall business performance[2].
- Research on behavioral change in energy conservation and how information can motivate sustainable practices[2].
- Investigations into the intersection of stakeholder management, lobbying efforts, and environmental outcomes[2].
Dr. Delmas is affiliated with UCLA Anderson School of Management, where she is recognized with numerous awards, including the Business & Society Journal Best Paper Finalist and the UCLA Sustainability Research and Engagement Award[1]. Her work is frequently cited and used as a reference in both academic and policy-making circles[7][8].