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

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Hindriks, F., & Sandberg, J.

(2020)

Money: What It Is and What It Should Be

Journal Of Social Ontology 6(2)

Sandberg, Joakim

(2023)

Sustainable Finance as a Moral Obligation

The Reasoner 17 (3): 22-23

Ó Laoghaire, Tadhg

(2023)

Why (Some) Corporations Have Positive Duties to (Some of) the Global Poor

Journal of Business Ethics, 184 (3), 741–755

Elliott, Jasmine & Löfgren, Åsa

(2023)

If money talks, what is the banking industry saying about climate change?

Climate Policy, 22 (6), 743-753

Corvino, F., & Andina, T. eds.

(2023)

Global Climate Justice: Theory and Practice.

Bristol, UK: E-International Relations.

Larue, L., Meyer, C., Hudon, M., & Sandberg, J

(2021)

The Ethics of Alternative Currencies

Business Ethics Quarterly

Lerpold, L. & Sjöberg, Ö

(2021)

Tourism as (un)sustainable production and consumption

Sustainable Consumption and Production, vol. 2: Circular Economy and Beyond.

Lerpold, L, Örjan Sjöberg and Wing-Shing Tang

(2021)

Urban advantage? Sustainability trade-offs across and within the intra-urban space

Sustainable Consumption and Production, vol. 1: Challenges and Development

Lerpold, L & Sjöberg, Ö

(2021)

Urban advantage? Sustainable consumption and ontological cityism across the urban hierarchy

Sustainable Consumption and Production, vol. 1: Challenges and Development

Johansson, J., Malmström, M. and Wincent, J

(2021)

Sustainable investments in responsible SMEs: That’s what’s distinguish government VCs from private VCs

Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 14(1)

Peer-reviewed publications

Filter by SFL research theme

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Money: What It Is and What It Should Be

Sustainable Finance as a Moral Obligation

Why (Some) Corporations Have Positive Duties to (Some of) the Global Poor

If money talks, what is the banking industry saying about climate change?

Global Climate Justice: Theory and Practice.

The Ethics of Alternative Currencies

Tourism as (un)sustainable production and consumption

Urban advantage? Sustainability trade-offs across and within the intra-urban space

Urban advantage? Sustainable consumption and ontological cityism across the urban hierarchy

Sustainable investments in responsible SMEs: That’s what’s distinguish government VCs from private VCs

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