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Articles and papers published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and peer-reviewed books and book chapters.

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Corvino, Fausto

(2023)

The Forward-Looking Polluter Pays Principle for a Just Climate Transition

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy

Corvino, Fausto

(In press)

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

Philosophy and Public Issues – Filosofia e Questioni Pubbliche

Crona, B., Eriksson, K., Lerpold, L., Malmström, M., Sanctuary, M., & Sandberg, J.

(2021)

Transforming toward sustainability through financial markets: Four challenges and how to turn them into opportunities

One Earth, 4(5), 599-601.

Crona, B., Parlato, G., Lade, S., Fetzer, I., & Maus, V.

(2023)

Going beyond carbon: An “Earth system impact” score to better capture corporate and investment impacts on the earth system

Journal of Cleaner Production

Crona, B., Wassénius, E., Lillepold, K., Watson, R. A., Selig, E. R., Hicks, C., … & Blasiak, R.

(2021)

Sharing the seas: a review and analysis of ocean sector interactions

Environmental Research Letters 16(6)

Crona, B.I., Wassénius, E., Jonell, M. et al.

(2023)

Four ways blue foods can help achieve food system ambitions across nations

Nature 616, 104–112

Crona, Beatrice

(2021)

Sweet Spots or Dark Corners? An environmental sustainability examination of Big Data and AI in ESG

Handbook of Big Data and Analytics in Accounting and Auditing

Crona, Beatrice, Carl Folke, and Victor Galaz

(2021)

The Anthropocene reality of financial risk

One Earth 4, no. 5 (2021): 618-628.

de Bruin, B.

(2024)

Reflexive Law and Climate Change: The EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan

In Sandberg, J. & Warenski, L. (eds.), The Philosophy of Money & Finance, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 148–168.

de Bruin, B. & J. de Grefte (accepted).

(2024)

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

Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability.

Peer-reviewed publications

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The Forward-Looking Polluter Pays Principle for a Just Climate Transition

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

Transforming toward sustainability through financial markets: Four challenges and how to turn them into opportunities

Going beyond carbon: An “Earth system impact” score to better capture corporate and investment impacts on the earth system

Sharing the seas: a review and analysis of ocean sector interactions

Four ways blue foods can help achieve food system ambitions across nations

Sweet Spots or Dark Corners? An environmental sustainability examination of Big Data and AI in ESG

The Anthropocene reality of financial risk

Reflexive Law and Climate Change: The EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan

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

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