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Affolder, Natasha - 2019

Climate change shatters the idea that jurisdictional borders and doctrinal debates about the scope of the ‘legal' are the sole tensions with which a concept of transnational law must contend. Climate change exposes a further fault line underlying legal thought and practice – the problematic,...

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Foreign Direct Investment, Multinational Entreprises and Climate Change

Sanna Randaccio, Francesca - 2017

Foreign direct investment (FDI) may play a key role in the global effort to shift towards a low-carbon economy. Multinational enterprises (MNEs) can contribute in several important ways to climate change mitigation, by providing emission-saving technologies, financial resources and managerial...

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Paths to a Green World : The Political Economy of the Global Environment

Clapp, Jennifer - 2011 - 2nd ed.

Growth in a World of Wealth and Poverty -- Wealth and Poverty for Market Liberals and Institutionalists -- Critiques … Financing and the Environment -- Scope and Trends in International Finance -- Multilateral Lending: The World Bank and the IMF … Environment -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8. Paths to a Green World? Four Visions for a Healthy Global Environment -- Market Liberal …

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At boiling point : temperature shocks in global business groups

Themann, Michael - 2021

This paper investigates the impact of temperature on operating revenue as a measure of economic output for more than a quarter of a million business group firms operating in 32 countries. For this purpose, we construct a novel global dataset that combines information on firm financials,...

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Research on international business : the new realities

Ghauri, Pervez N.; Strange, Roger; Cooke, Fang Lee - In: International business review : the official journal of … 30 (2021) 2, pp. 1-11

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The Effect of Multinational Enterprises on Climate Change : Supply Chain Emissions, Green Technology Transfers, and Corporate Commitments

Steenbergen, Victor - 2023

. The climate ambitions of MNEs will affect the environmental performance of countries around the world. As a leading actor …

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Global Warming and Economic Growth : Theory and Empirical Research on Multinational Panel Data

Li, Mengjie; Du, Weijian; Liang, Sunfan; Fan, Yuhuan - 2022

Global temperature has gradually been warming, which has had different impacts on economic activities in various countries. How to mitigate the negative impact of global climate change on economic development has become an important issue of concern for both governments and academia. In this...

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Multinationals' Political Strategies on Climate Change

Kolk, Ans; Pinkse, Jonatan - 2007

This paper explores the international dimensions of multinationals' corporate political activities, focusing on an international issue - climate change - that is being implemented differently in a range of countries. Analyzing data from FT Global 500 firms, it examines the influence on types and...

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Strategic Responses to Global Climate Change : Conflicting Pressures on Multinationals in the Oil Industry

Levy, David L.; Kolk, Ans - 2003

Multinational enterprises (MNEs) are increasingly facing global environmental issues which require coordinated market and non-market strategic responses. This article analyses the strategic responses by US and European multinational enterprises in the oil industry to the global climate change...

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Do environmental policies affect MNEs' foreign subsidiary investments? : an empirical investigation

Zilja, Flladina; Adarkwah, Gilbert Kofi; Sabel, … - In: Management international review : MIR ; journal of … 62 (2022) 1, pp. 53-102

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