The transition to clean energy is central to achieving global sustainability goals; however, it is increasingly shaped by the complex interplay of Environmental, Social, and

Governance (ESG) factors and macroeconomic risks. While prior research has examined various determinants of clean energy investment, limited attention has been paid [...]

This study examines how environmental regulations influence ESG controversies, with climate governance as a moderating factor and environmental decoupling as a mediating mechanism.

Using 5110 firm-year observations from European-listed firms in the STOXX Europe 600 index between 2010 and 2024, our analyses yield three main findings. [...]

This study aims to examine the relationship between CEO attributes (i.e., turnover, duality, and gender) and ESG disclosure through the lens of ‘Upper Echelons Theory (UET)’.

Furthermore, this study investigates whether ‘political connections (PC)’ moderate this relationship, based on ‘Resource Dependence Theory (RDT)’, which sees [...]

Despite the stability of the formal Bankruptcy Code, an influential literature suggests a paradigm shift from debtor control to lender control in the actual processing of Chapter

11 cases. Yet, while existing studies highlight who now benefits more from case outcomes, how the doctrinal case content has evolved amidst this paradigm shift remains [...]

Societies, Vol. 15, Pages 292: Job Satisfaction, Health Insurance Benefits, and On-the-Clock Health Insurance Administrative Tasks/Burdens: A Moderated Mediation Model Societies

doi: 10.3390/soc15100292 [...]

Laws, Vol. 14, Pages 78: International Law and the Protection of Migrant Children with Disabilities Laws doi: 10.3390/laws14050078 Authors: Mary Elizabeth Crock International

law has evolved to oblige states to treat children with disabilities with dignity and respect. [...]