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Thought Leadership
Want to save ESG from irrelevance? Financialise it
On this LSE blog, Rodrigo Tavares, Adjunct Full Professor of Sustainable Finance at NOVA School of Business and Economics, argues that ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices risk becoming irrelevant unless they are "financialised" – stripped of aspirational, non-material elements and reoriented toward factors directly impacting financial performance.
Driving Sustainability - Bocconi University's Leadership in Action
Bocconi University's 2023 Sustainability Report showcases its pioneering efforts in environmental, social, and economic sustainability, firmly aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. From achieving ISO 14064-1 certification for measuring its carbon footprint to fostering inclusivity through scholarships and gender equality initiatives, Bocconi demonstrates how institutions can lead by example.
A green blind spot threatens the survival of ESG initiatives. AI can help
Ricardo Vargas and Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez identify in the LSE Blog “LSE Business Review” an urgent need to rebalance Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, which currently overemphasize environmental concerns while neglecting social and governance aspects. This narrow focus, termed the “green blind spot,” undermines the transformative potential of ESG, resulting in projects that fail to deliver sustainable benefits across all dimensions
Shaping organizations sustainably: Insights and perspectives
In this special issue of the journal Gruppe. Interaction. Organization. (GIO) University of Cologne researcher J.-Prof. Dr Annabelle Hofer, together with her colleagues Timo Kortsch and Simone Kauffeld, explores the multifaceted dimensions of sustainability within organizations, offering valuable insights into how various approaches, like conceptual, qualitative, quantitative, and case studies, advance the understanding of sustainable practices.
Economic, environmental, and energy equity convergence: Evidence of a multi-speed Europe?
The paper by CBS researcher Manuel Llorca and Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez ( University of Oviedo) explores the EU's progress toward becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. This goal requires balancing economic growth, environmental sustainability, and energy equity, often referred to as the "energy trilemma."
Want to save ESG from irrelevance? Financialise it
On this LSE blog, Rodrigo Tavares, Adjunct Full Professor of Sustainable Finance at NOVA School of Business and Economics, argues that ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices risk becoming irrelevant unless they are "financialised" – stripped of aspirational, non-material elements and reoriented toward factors directly impacting financial performance.
Driving Sustainability - Bocconi University's Leadership in Action
Bocconi University's 2023 Sustainability Report showcases its pioneering efforts in environmental, social, and economic sustainability, firmly aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. From achieving ISO 14064-1 certification for measuring its carbon footprint to fostering inclusivity through scholarships and gender equality initiatives, Bocconi demonstrates how institutions can lead by example.
A green blind spot threatens the survival of ESG initiatives. AI can help
Ricardo Vargas and Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez identify in the LSE Blog “LSE Business Review” an urgent need to rebalance Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, which currently overemphasize environmental concerns while neglecting social and governance aspects. This narrow focus, termed the “green blind spot,” undermines the transformative potential of ESG, resulting in projects that fail to deliver sustainable benefits across all dimensions
Shaping organizations sustainably: Insights and perspectives
In this special issue of the journal Gruppe. Interaction. Organization. (GIO) University of Cologne researcher J.-Prof. Dr Annabelle Hofer, together with her colleagues Timo Kortsch and Simone Kauffeld, explores the multifaceted dimensions of sustainability within organizations, offering valuable insights into how various approaches, like conceptual, qualitative, quantitative, and case studies, advance the understanding of sustainable practices.
Economic, environmental, and energy equity convergence: Evidence of a multi-speed Europe?
The paper by CBS researcher Manuel Llorca and Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez ( University of Oviedo) explores the EU's progress toward becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. This goal requires balancing economic growth, environmental sustainability, and energy equity, often referred to as the "energy trilemma."