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Boudewijn de Bruin

(2025)

Self-fulfilling testimonial injustice

Episteme:1-24 (forthcoming)

Juliette de Wit, Boudewijn de Bruin

(2025)

How to Do Things with Norms: Empirical and Normative Research on Extreme Beliefs and Social Identities

Chapter in the book Conceptualizing Extreme Beliefs and Behaviors, editors Rik Peels, John Horgan

F Corvino

(2025)

The Burden-Sharing Implications of the Fixed-Identity Argument in Climate Ethics

Philosophia

F Corvino

(2025)

Moral philosophy and politics: Carbon Pricing and Intergenerational Fairness

Berlin: De Gruyter

Ranjula Bali Swain and Örjan Sjöberg

(2025)

Achieving Sustainable Markets

Routledge Handbook of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Research and Policy, pp.174-184

J de Grefte, B de Bruin

(2025)

Sustainable finance, biodiversity, and greenwashing: how contested values, metrics, and causation facilitate information distortion, information omission, and information pollution

Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability

Hällerstrand, L.

(2024)

Sustainable Ventures And External Financing: Empirical Insights On The Financing Access Gap

Doctoral dissertation, Luleå University of Technology.

Fausto Corvino

(2023)

The Compound Injustice of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Ethics, Policy & Environment

Corvino, F.

(2024)

Is It Morally Justifiable To Pass on Part of the Costs of Pivotal Climate Action to Future Generations?

Philosophy and Public Issues

Ahlström, H., Williams, A., Wassénius, E. et al.

(2024)

Deepening the Conversation on Systemic Sustainability Risks: A Social-Ecological Systems Approach

Journal of Business Ethics

Peer-reviewed publications

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Self-fulfilling testimonial injustice

How to Do Things with Norms: Empirical and Normative Research on Extreme Beliefs and Social Identities

The Burden-Sharing Implications of the Fixed-Identity Argument in Climate Ethics

Moral philosophy and politics: Carbon Pricing and Intergenerational Fairness

Achieving Sustainable Markets

Sustainable finance, biodiversity, and greenwashing: how contested values, metrics, and causation facilitate information distortion, information omission, and information pollution

Sustainable Ventures And External Financing: Empirical Insights On The Financing Access Gap

The Compound Injustice of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Is It Morally Justifiable To Pass on Part of the Costs of Pivotal Climate Action to Future Generations?

Deepening the Conversation on Systemic Sustainability Risks: A Social-Ecological Systems Approach

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