REMARC was at the Post-Growth 2018 Conference this year! The Post-Growth 2018 Conference was held at the European Parliament on the 18th and 19th of October. The event builds on thematic workshops organized by multiple stakeholders and it encourages building a …
REMARC was at the Academy of Management in Chicago between 10th and 14th of August 2018. Elisa Giuliani was part of the PDW “Business and Human Rights and Access to Justice: Theoretical Premises and Empirical Evidence” coordinated by Kathleen Rehbein and Judith …
Read a new REMARC article in Research Policy: “Regulating global capitalism amid rampant corporate wrongdoing” by Elisa Giuliani. The note is a reply to “Three frames for innovation policy: R&D, systems of innovation and transformative change” by Johan Schot and Ed Steinmueller. Enjoy! …
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 …
24th May 2018, Prof. Bert Scholtens (Groningen University) gives a keynote speech at the final Jean Monnet workshop on Socially Responsible Investments in Pisa. He asks whether socially responsible investing could be regarded as a success. The answer depends upon the perspective …
Elisa Giuliani talking about the importance of rare earth minerals and coltan extraction for the ICT industry, and the poor working conditions of workers at these very early stages of the ICT value chain @ International Workshop “RETHINKING CLUSTERS: CRITICAL …
A new paper by Mauro Sylos Labini is forthcoming in Research Policy! “Walk on the Wild Side: ‘Predatory’ Journals and Information Asymmetries in Scientific Evaluations” Abstract In recent years the academic world has witnessed the mushrooming of journals that falsely …
A new paper has been accepted by Ecological Economics! The paper, by Tommaso Luzzati (REMARC), Angela Parenti and Tommaso Rughi, is titled “Economic growth and cancer incidence”. Abstract Why do we observe increasing rates of new cancer cases? Is the increasing burden of …
