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Issue 3/4

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Volume 35, Issue 3/4 (p. 305-310)
European Business Law Review
May 2024

The Boundaries of Corporate Responsibility: Editorial Introduction (p. 305)

Iris H-Y Chiu

The Government Controlling Shareholder As a Fiduciary: Implications for Climate Change Management and Litigation (p. 311)

Ernest Lim

The Rise of Corporate Cross-Entity Liability: Which Doctrine for What Purpose? (p. 343)

Carsten Koenig

The Brussels Effect and the Extraterritoriality of Delaware Corporate Law (p. 367)

Wiliam J. Moon

Contract Governance in the Network Economy: Implications for Company Law and Directors’ Duties (p. 383)

Florian Möslein

Dislocation of Environmental Litigation – New Developments in Corporate Liability for Environmental Harm (p. 403)

Veerle Heyvaert

Accountability in the EU for Corporate Human Rights and Environmental Harm: A Tale of Two Systems or Potential for Complementary Twinning? (p. 429)

Karin Buhmann

Human Rights Abuses in Global Supply Chains: What Were the Legal Consequences From Past Scandals? (p. 453)

Giovana Agutoli Pereira

Evaluating Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Violations: The (Uncertain) Efficacy of Administrative Sanctions under the EU Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (p. 481)

Heli Korka-Knuts

Frontrunners vs Free Riders? Mapping the Institutional Implementation of Human Rights Due Diligence in France and the Netherlands (p. 503)

Silvia Ciacchi, Caitlin W. Cerqua

The Limits of Reporting on Sustainability Impacts in Changing Corporate Behaviour (p. 527)

Robert G. Eccles, Vanessa Havard-Williams, Mark Manning

ESG and Boundary Risks: A Social Welfare Approach (p. 551)

Saura Masconale

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