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Federica Nieri presenting at the Business and Human Rights Scholars Conference

Federica Nieri presented her co-authored work “Beyond the Magic of ESG Metrics: Measuring Corporate Wrongdoing Using an M-Quantile Regression Approach” at the Business and Human Rights Scholars Conference.

The Center for Business and Human Rights hosted the event on September 14-15, 2018 at NYU Stern School of Business, together with the newly formed Global Business and Human Rights Scholars Association.

 

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