In recent years, binding regulations in the “home states” of corporations have emerged
mainly in the Global North with the aim of holding corporations accountable for human rights …

The negative externalities of global commodity chains and existing governance gaps have
received wide scholarly attention. Indeed, many sectors including forest‐risk commodities …

Binding regulations have, recently, emerged in the Global North with the aim of holding
companies accountable for environmental and/or human rights impacts throughout their …

Transnational trade holds opportunities for prosperity and development if accompanied by a
robust political and legal framework. Yet, where such a framework is missing, transnational …

Environmental policy is touching on ever more aspects of corporate and individual behavior,
and there is much debate over what combinations of top-down (government-imposed) and …

Industrial economic activity is one of the primary causes of environmental degradation and a
source of issues related to social inequality. Nevertheless, research has shown that the …

The world economy crucially depends on multi-layered value chains with high degrees of
sector-related specialization. Its final products are of international character and serve the …

The leather industry is a complex system with multiple actors that faces a fundamental
transition toward more sustainable chemistry. To support this process, this article analyzes …

En un contexto de creciente litigación climática, no se ha suscitado todavía ningún litigio
interestatal. El propósito de este capítulo es explorar las posibilidades y los obstáculos del …

By preparing to adopt a Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence, the EU is
entering uncharted territory. The challenges of tackling environmental, social and …