This chapter, which draws on my long-standing scholarship in this field, examines howthe financial sector shapes the environmental performance of the economy, focusing on the ebullient movement for socially responsible investing (SRI). The principal thesisis that the financial sector has generally negative environmental connotations, bothin its own right and in regard to the companies it funds, and so far SRI’s influenceon improving the sector’s impact has been modest but is improving. The role of legalgovernance in facilitating and hindering SRI is assessed as a variable relevant to theinfluence of SRI
Socially responsible investment or investing (SRI) is the practice of integrating social, environmen...
his chapter focuses on the concept of time to evaluate the barriers and opportunities to environment...
This research paper shows the growing power of the practices of sustainable finance in the financial...
This chapter, which draws on my long-standing scholarship in this field, examines howthe financial s...
In the wake of the Global Financial Crisis and worsening collateral social and environmental problem...
Regulation must target the financial sector, which often funds and profits from environmentally unsu...
This article argues that environmental law must target the financial sector, which sponsors and prof...
The seemingly rapid growth of the market for socially responsible investment (\u27SRI) in Australia ...
Over the past two decades, an increasing number of shareholders have begun to consider non-financial...
Environmental harm is commonly associated with companies that extract, consume, and pollute our shar...
Socially responsible investment (SRI) encompasses both ethical and financial paradigms. This systema...
There is an increasing consensus that, beyond financial returns, investors should also consider the ...
The financial industry is witnessing a consumer-driven phenomenon as today’s shareholder activists a...
An emerging social pressure of being environmentally and socially responsible has been an increasing...
We investigate the long-term financial incentives of corporate environmental responsibility by exami...
Socially responsible investment or investing (SRI) is the practice of integrating social, environmen...
his chapter focuses on the concept of time to evaluate the barriers and opportunities to environment...
This research paper shows the growing power of the practices of sustainable finance in the financial...
This chapter, which draws on my long-standing scholarship in this field, examines howthe financial s...
In the wake of the Global Financial Crisis and worsening collateral social and environmental problem...
Regulation must target the financial sector, which often funds and profits from environmentally unsu...
This article argues that environmental law must target the financial sector, which sponsors and prof...
The seemingly rapid growth of the market for socially responsible investment (\u27SRI) in Australia ...
Over the past two decades, an increasing number of shareholders have begun to consider non-financial...
Environmental harm is commonly associated with companies that extract, consume, and pollute our shar...
Socially responsible investment (SRI) encompasses both ethical and financial paradigms. This systema...
There is an increasing consensus that, beyond financial returns, investors should also consider the ...
The financial industry is witnessing a consumer-driven phenomenon as today’s shareholder activists a...
An emerging social pressure of being environmentally and socially responsible has been an increasing...
We investigate the long-term financial incentives of corporate environmental responsibility by exami...
Socially responsible investment or investing (SRI) is the practice of integrating social, environmen...
his chapter focuses on the concept of time to evaluate the barriers and opportunities to environment...
This research paper shows the growing power of the practices of sustainable finance in the financial...