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ESG Ratings: Love Them or Hate Them?
In a context of growing investor interest for businesses attentive to the social and environmental risks of their activities, ESG ratings have emerged with the function of identifying and selecting companies in line with new market expectations. ESG controversies, the news disseminated by the media on the environmental, social, and governance aspects of companies, could represent a measure of real ...
From Competition to Collaboration
The systemic crisis of 2007-2008 also marked the crisis of the paradigm of competition and of the primacy of financial interests over the common good, social cohesion, and environmental justice. It is indispensible to recover and re-establish an authentic principle of collaboration, that leads to inclusive business management, oriented towards stakeholders. The principle of collaboration is deeply ...
Sustainability Leaders for the Preservation of the Oceans
The growing interest among the international community for safeguarding the oceans can provide stimulus for a transition towards the adoption of more sustainable practices by businesses, including with reference to the safeguarding of marine ecosystems. The role of "sustainability leaders," those companies that combine the consciousness of the pressure they exercise on the oceans with practices aimed ...
All the Potential of the Blue Economy
The "blue economy" produces 3.3 percent of global GDP, representing a production system that generates annual sales estimated at 5.2 trillion dollars, gross value added of approximately 2.6 trillion dollars, and more than 168 million jobs. Despite still being a minority position, the interest for the preservation of marine ecosystems, corresponding to SDG 14 "Life Below Water," is growing more rapidly ...