Research and projects
Projects
‘Just Transition: From Concept to Practice’ - funded by the Scottish Council for global Affairs. This project aims to contribute to the emerging debate in this area, by distinguishing Just Transition from sustainability more clearly, and by applying those distinguishing factors to a concrete jurisdiction and sector. As the Scottish government has recently released a Just Transition plan for the transport sector (June 2023), this is timely research that aims to connect conceptual and policy discussions about Just Transition internationally, with relevant processes and discussions taking place at the national level.
Publications
Chalaczkiewicz-Ladna, K. , Esser, I.-M. and MacNeil, I. (2021) Workforce engagement and the UK corporate governance code. In: Corporate Governance, Sustainability and Reputation. Thomson Reuters Aranzadi. (Accepted for Publication)
MacNeil, I. and Esser, I.-M. (2022) The emergence of ‘comply or explain’ as a global model for corporate governance codes. European Business Law Review, 33(1), pp. 1-56.[img]
MacNeil, I. and Esser, I.-M. (2022) Capital markets and corporate governance standards. In: MacNeil, I. and Chiu, I. (eds.) Research Handbook on Global Capital Markets Law. Edward Elgar: Cheltenham. (In Press)
Pavlou, V. (2022) Sustainability, social reproduction and the future of labour law. In: Géa, F. and Palli, B. (eds.) L'avenir du droit du travail: Perspectives internationale et comparée. Bruylant: Brussels. ISBN 9782802769446 (Accepted for Publication) Item availability restricted.
Solana, J. (2020) Climate litigation in financial markets: a typology. Transnational Environmental Law, 9(1), pp. 103-135. (doi: 10.1017/S2047102519000244)
Solana, J. (2020) Climate change litigation as financial risk. Green Finance, 2(4), pp. 344-372. (doi: 10.3934/GF.2020019)