An exposé of the challenging practice development of sustainability reporting: From the first wave to the EU Directive (2014/95/EU) -- Integrated reporting and integrating thinking: Practical challenges -- Human capital disclosure in Swedish state-owned enterprises: a comparison of integrated reporting and traditional reporting -- Sense-making and sense-giving: Reaching through the smokescreen of sustainability disclosure in the stock market -- Changing financial firms relative to ESG issues -- Sustainability assurance: Who are the assurance providers and what do they do? -- Perspectives on sustainability assurance -- Engagement dialogue as a Nordic sustainable and responsible investment (SRI) strategy -- What responsibilities do companies have in the area of sustainability -- Will the banker be a climate activist? -- Investments in sustainable infrastructure asset class (Responsible investing and impact investing policies) -- Anti-Corruption: Who cares? -- Rationalizing deviances - avoiding responsibility -- Organizational anti-corruption: De-Normalization through anxiety, superego, courage and justice -- Good tax governance and transparency: A matter of reputation or ethical motivation -- Perspectives on corporate taxation from a sustainable business perspective -- Concluding remarks.