Stock price reactions to the climate activism by Fridays for Future: The roles of public attention and environmental performance

Article Environmental Studies

'Unite behind the Science!' Climate movements' use of scientific evidence in narratives on socio-ecological futures

Simone Roedder et al.

Summary: This paper presents an in-depth study of how new climate protest movements, such as Fridays for Future and Extinction Rebellion, rely on science for legitimacy and adopt a scientific worldview.

SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY (2023)

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The impact of climate policy on US environmentally friendly firms: A firm-level examination of stock return, volatility, volume, and connectedness

Linh Pham et al.

Summary: This paper examines the impact of climate policy events related to the Paris Agreement and the U.S. presidential elections on the green stock market. The study finds that these events lead to abnormal returns, volatility, and volume reactions among green stocks. However, the magnitude of these reactions varies depending on the tightening or loosening of climate policy and the specific subgroup within the green stock market.

ENERGY ECONOMICS (2023)

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Article Business, Finance

The effects of mutual fund decarbonization on stock prices and carbon emissions

Martin Rohleder et al.

Summary: This study reveals that mutual fund decarbonization affects the stock prices of divested firms and contributes to the reduction of their carbon emissions. The high decarbonization selling pressure (DSP) sustainedly depresses stock prices. Divested firms experiencing a stock price decline subsequently reduce their carbon emissions, in line with theoretical predictions. Various alternative explanations, such as shareholder intervention and financial selling pressure, do not diminish the results.

JOURNAL OF BANKING & FINANCE (2022)

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Low carbon transition risk in mutual fund portfolios: Managerial involvement and performance effects

Juan C. Reboredo et al.

Summary: The study shows that managerial ownership and a socially responsible focus of the fund can reduce portfolio exposure to carbon risk, while active management has the opposite effect. Funds with low carbon transition risk demonstrate better risk-adjusted performance, are more sensitive to tail risks, and exhibit better fund flow performance.

BUSINESS STRATEGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2022)

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Article Business, Finance

The finance of climate change

Laurent Calvet et al.

Summary: Global warming is a major challenge of modern times. There is a growing body of literature exploring the relationship between climate change and financial markets. Climate finance focuses on pricing climate risks across different asset classes and directing public and private capital towards investments in climate mitigation and adaptation. The Journal of Corporate Finance issued a call for papers on the finance of climate change in 2019, with the aim of publishing a special volume. In this context, the authors discuss the role of finance in addressing climate challenges, the contributions of selected papers to the special issue, and the broader research program in climate finance.

JOURNAL OF CORPORATE FINANCE (2022)

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Article Economics

The impact of the Ukraine-Russia war on world stock market returns

Whelsy Boungou et al.

Summary: Using stock returns data from 94 countries globally between 22 January and 24 March 2022, this study finds a negative relationship between the Ukraine-Russia war and world stock market returns, providing the first empirical evidence for this.

ECONOMICS LETTERS (2022)

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The reputation costs of executive misconduct accusations: Evidence from the #MeToo movement

Yassin Denis Bouzzine et al.

Summary: This study examines the impact of sexual harassment accusations on the stock returns of organizations, finding that these accusations substantially harm the stock prices, particularly for executives employed at the parent organization. This finding has important implications for future research and practitioners.

SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT (2022)

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The Greta Effect: Networked Mobilization and Leader Identification Among Fridays for Future Protesters

Giuliana Sorce

Summary: Based on walking interviews with 19 Fridays for Future (FFF) activists in Germany, this study examines the perception, identification, and online networking practices with Greta Thunberg, the central figure of the movement. The findings reveal that participants primarily associate with Thunberg based on her class standing, with males emphasizing her gender as a mobilizing factor while female and non-binary activists distance themselves from FFF's feminized public image. Participants view Thunberg's disability as an advantage in gaining media attention for FFF. Although engaging with Thunberg through social media, many downplay her leadership role in the movement, while local organizers use her posts to build their own online networks.

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (2022)

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Article Environmental Sciences

Climate transition risk and bank performance:Evidence from China

Shouwei Li et al.

Summary: Under the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, China's commercial banks face severe climate transition risk. This study investigates the impact of climate transition risk on bank performance and proposes a measurement method. The findings show that climate transition risk inhibits the performance of commercial banks, but the inhibitory effect weakens with the increase of bank size.

JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (2022)

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Article Business, Finance

Are investors sensitive to climate-related transition and physical risks? Evidence from global stock markets

Si Ying Zhang

Summary: By constructing indices of climate-related risks using newspapers, this study examines the sensitivity of global stock market investors to different types of climate risk and whether it is influenced by firms' environmental performance. The findings suggest that stock prices respond negatively to changes in climate risk perception, and green firms are rewarded while brown firms are penalized when climate risks increase. Further analysis reveals that emerging market firms have a lower level of climate-risk sensitivity, raising concerns of disorderly financial market repricing when investors acknowledge the threats of climate change to these economies.

RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCE (2022)

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Article Business

Market reaction to fossil fuel divestment announcements: Evidence from the United States

Solomon George Zori et al.

Summary: This study investigates the direct impact of fossil fuel divestment announcements on stock prices of firms listed on the United States' stock exchanges. The results suggest a negative effect of these announcements on fossil fuel firm stock prices. Furthermore, the type and timing of divestment, as well as the size of the divesting investor, have some explanatory power in relation to the abnormal returns following the divestment announcements.

BUSINESS AND SOCIETY REVIEW (2022)

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Environmental, Social, Governance scores and the Missing pillar-Why does missing information matter?

Oezge Sahin et al.

Summary: ESG scores measure companies' sustainability performance, but the reliability is questionable due to the lack of published information. To address this issue, a new pillar called Missing (M) is proposed, resulting in the Environmental, Social, Governance, and Missing (ESGM) scores, which strengthen risk assessment.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (2022)

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The Financial Cost of Carbon

Patrick Bolton et al.

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (2022)

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Editorial Material Environmental Sciences

Civil disobedience by scientists helps press for urgent climate action

Stuart Capstick et al.

Summary: This passage highlights the limited time available to secure a livable and sustainable future. It points out that inaction from governments, industry, and civil society is leading to a significant increase in global temperature, with cascading and catastrophic consequences. It raises the question of when civil disobedience by scientists becomes justified.

NATURE CLIMATE CHANGE (2022)

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Article Business, Finance

Climate transition risk, profitability and stock prices

Juan C. Reboredo et al.

Summary: This study investigates the impact of climate transition risk on the financial performance and cross-section pricing of publicly-traded European and US firms. The findings reveal that firms with lower transition risk exposures demonstrate better financial performance, and European firms exhibit higher sensitivity to transition risks compared to US firms. Additionally, stocks with low exposure to transition risk offer higher returns to investors, indicating that stock prices do not accurately reflect climate transition risk. The relative financial performance of less vulnerable firms and underreaction to transition risk decreased after COP21.

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS (2022)

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Economics and climate justice activism: assessing the financial impact of the fossil fuel divestment movement

Tyler Hansen et al.

Summary: Divestment campaigns have not been successful in inflicting significant economic damage on fossil fuel corporations, despite successfully mobilizing public opinion against them.

REVIEW OF SOCIAL ECONOMY (2022)

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Article Business, Finance

What do you think about climate finance?

Johannes Stroebel et al.

Summary: The survey of 861 finance academics, professionals, and public sector regulators and policy economists revealed that regulatory risk is seen as the top climate risk to businesses and investors in the next five years, while physical risk is considered the top risk over the next 30 years. Respondents overwhelmingly believe that asset prices underestimate climate risks. Opinions were also gathered on the expected correlation between growth and climate change, social discount rates for projects mitigating climate change effects, influential forces for reducing climate risks, and important research topics.

JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Stock price effects of climate activism: Evidence from the first Global Climate Strike

Stefano Ramelli et al.

Summary: The first Global Climate Strike on March 15, 2019, caused a decrease in the stock prices of carbon-intensive firms in Europe due to increased public attention to climate activism. Moreover, financial analysts downgraded their longer-term earnings forecasts on these firms following the strike.

JOURNAL OF CORPORATE FINANCE (2021)

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Article Business

Inside the ESG ratings: (Dis)agreement and performance

Monica Billio et al.

Summary: The study found a lack of uniformity in ESG rating criteria, leading to rating agencies having differing opinions on the same companies, with low consistency. These alternative definitions also impact sustainable investments and benchmark creation, making it challenging to measure fund manager capabilities in the asset management industry.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

The Capital Market Impact of Blackrock's Thermal Coal Divestment Announcement

Alexander Bassen et al.

Summary: After Blackrock announced the divestment of thermal coal, coal companies experienced negative abnormal returns while other firms were unaffected, and Blackrock's own share price increased. The study provides evidence that Blackrock protected its clients by reducing exposure to affected companies before the announcement. In conclusion, divestment has significant impacts on the companies in question and is seen as value-enhancing for the divesting institution by the capital market.

FINANCE RESEARCH LETTERS (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Trump vs. Paris: The impact of climate policy on US listed oil and gas firm returns and volatility

Ivan Diaz-Rainey et al.

Summary: The study found that the Paris Agreement had a significant impact on the oil and gas industry, particularly affecting companies with a focus on the U.S. market. Surprisingly, the election of Donald Trump and the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement had unexpected negative effects on some sub-sectors and the industry as a whole.

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

What greenium matters in the stock market? The role of greenhouse gas emissions and environmental disclosures☆

Lucia Alessi et al.

Summary: This study provides evidence of a negative greenium in European individual stock returns, highlighting the importance of pricing environmental performance and transparency factors in the market. The results suggest the need for investors to accurately price climate transition risks to avoid potential global losses in the future.

JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL STABILITY (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Climate change events and stock market returns

Yevheniia Antoniuk et al.

Summary: The study reveals significant impacts of climate change policy-related events on the stock market, with the clean energy sector benefiting and the fossil energy sector suffering. Investors quickly adapt to climate change-related information, and policymakers should take note of these events' influence on the stock market.

JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE FINANCE & INVESTMENT (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Investor Rewards to Climate Responsibility: Stock- Price Responses to the Opposite Shocks of the 2016 and 2020 US Elections

Stefano Ramelli et al.

Summary: The study found that the elections of Trump in 2016 and Biden in 2020 had significant impacts on firms' stock prices. While the 2016 election boosted carbon-intensive firms' stock prices, it also benefited firms with climate-responsible strategies. The 2020 election marked the arrival of a boomerang in climate policy.

REVIEW OF CORPORATE FINANCE STUDIES (2021)

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Public Attention to Environmental Issues and Stock Market Returns

Imane El Ouadghiri et al.

Summary: This study empirically demonstrates that public attention to environmental issues significantly affects the weekly returns on US sustainability and conventional stock indices. The findings suggest that high public attention to environmental issues may attract various types of investors to favor stocks of sustainable firms.

ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS (2021)

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Article Green & Sustainable Science & Technology

Investor reactions to sustainability index reconstitutions: Analysis in different institutional contexts

Agata Adamska et al.

Summary: The study found that institutional environments significantly influence investor reactions to company inclusions and exclusions from sustainability indices. In markets with higher risk institutional environments, investors responded more strongly to company inclusions and exclusions compared to markets with lower-risk institutional environments.

JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Do investors care about carbon risk?

Patrick Bolton et al.

Summary: The study shows that companies with higher carbon emissions tend to have higher stock returns, suggesting that investors may be demanding compensation for exposure to carbon emission risk.

JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Sustainable investing in equilibrium

L'ubos Pastor et al.

Summary: In the model, green assets have low expected returns due to investor preferences, but outperform when positive shocks hit the ESG factor. The ESG investment industry is largest when investors' ESG preferences differ most, and sustainable investing produces positive social impact by shifting real investment toward green firms.

JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

COVID-19, volatility dynamics, and sentiment trading

Kose John et al.

Summary: This paper examines how different categories of crucial COVID-19 information influence price dynamics in stock and option markets, proposing a theoretical model involving behavioral traders making perceptual errors based on sentiment intensity. The authors construct novel proxies for sentiment levels induced by COVID, Market, Lockdown, Banking, and Government relief news, and find various effects on jump volatility in different market indices.

JOURNAL OF BANKING & FINANCE (2021)

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The international spread of COVID-19 stock market collapses

Silvio Contessi et al.

Summary: During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, we observed periods of mildly explosive dynamics and collapses in the stock markets of 18 major countries. Statistical evidence shows instability transmission from the Chinese stock market to all other markets. The recovery process is heterogeneous and generally non-explosive.

FINANCE RESEARCH LETTERS (2021)

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Stock price reactions to environmental pollution events: A systematic literature review of direct and indirect effects and a research agenda

Yassin Denis Bouzzine

Summary: This systematic review covers 38 stock-based event studies on stock price reactions to environmental pollution events from 1990 to 2020, categorizing them into four subfields and reviewing them from empirical, theoretical, and methodological perspectives. The empirical results uniformly support negative stock price reactions to all environmental pollution events, with researchers using diverse rationales to explain the results and rigor of methods being assessed based on seven established criteria. Thirteen limitations in this area were identified, with concise recommendations proposed for future research and insights advancement.

JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Carbon Tail Risk

Emirhan Ilhan et al.

Summary: Strong regulatory actions are crucial to combat climate change, but policy uncertainty hinders investors from quantifying the impact of future regulation. This uncertainty is reflected in the option market, with higher costs for firms with carbon-intense business models. The cost of protection against downside tail risk is magnified for these firms, especially during spikes in public attention to climate change and decreases after the election of a climate change skeptic President Trump.

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (2021)

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Climate Change News Risk and Corporate Bond Returns

Thanh D. Huynh et al.

Summary: The study has shown that climate change news risk is already priced in corporate bonds, with bonds having higher climate change news risk beta earning lower future returns. When market concerns about climate risk, investors are willing to pay higher prices for bonds issued by firms with better environmental performance.

JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (2021)

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Article Sociology

Trust Science! Institutional Conditions of Frame Resonance in the United States and Germany: The Case of Fridays for Future

Thomas Kern et al.

Summary: This report focuses on the discursive opportunity structure of the Fridays for Future movement in the United States and Germany, highlighting how the movement's frame resonance is influenced by the differential receptivity of both countries' political and communicative institutions towards climate science findings. Climate science shapes the framing of the movement and influences the regime of political knowledge production and mass media.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY (2021)

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Article Environmental Studies

What drives pro-environmental activism of young people? A survey study on the Fridays For Future movement

Hannah Wallis et al.

Summary: The psychological drivers of young people's involvement in green environmental movements include perceiving friends' participation, identifying with others, and feeling obligated based on values. These factors are strongly related to their participation in FFF protests.

JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY (2021)

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Article Business, Finance

Who goes green: Reducing mutual fund emissions and its consequences

Jacquelyn E. Humphrey et al.

Summary: The study found that mutual fund families that signed the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) significantly reduced their portfolio emissions after signing the initiative, which was attributed to access to the resources offered by the PRI and having pro-environmental stakeholders. Families that reduced their emissions experienced significantly increased fund flow.

JOURNAL OF BANKING & FINANCE (2021)

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Climate change policies: Good news or bad news for firms in the European Union?

Giuliana Birindelli et al.

Summary: This study examines the impact of EU climate change policies on shareholder value from 2013 to 2018. It finds that negative effects were more common than positive effects, with company sector playing a central role in market reactions towards climate policies.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (2021)

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New kids on the block: taking stock of the recent cycle of climate activism

Joost de Moor et al.

Summary: Since late 2018, a global wave of mobilization under the banners of Fridays For Future (FFF) and Extinction Rebellion (XR) has injected new energy into global climate politics. FFF and XR have been depicted as 'new' forms of climate activism, but the extent to which these campaigns represent 'new' forms of climate activism is really a matter for closer investigation. The main change in these campaigns appears to be the use of a more politically 'neutral' framing of climate change that is directed more strongly at state than non-state actors.

SOCIAL MOVEMENT STUDIES (2021)

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Rebel with a cause: the framing of climate change and intergenerational justice in the German press treatment of the Fridays for Future protests

Lena von Zabern et al.

Summary: The German online newspapers studied in the research approach the coverage of the Fridays for Future strikes with two main framing: intergenerational justice and the protest paradigm. While protesters are granted a voice in the majority of articles, this voice is often reduced to political testimonies and undermined through disparagement, reproducing existing power structures.

MEDIA CULTURE & SOCIETY (2021)

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Stakeholder Pressures and Corporate Environmental Strategies: A Meta-Analysis

Lixiang Wang et al.

SUSTAINABILITY (2020)

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Carbon performance and disclosure: A systematic review of governance-related determinants and financial consequences

Patrick Velte et al.

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Youth Mobilization to Stop Global Climate Change: Narratives and Impact

Heejin Han et al.

SUSTAINABILITY (2020)

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Contextualizing climate justice activism: Knowledge, emotions, motivations, and actions among climate strikers in six cities

Mari Martiskainen et al.

GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS (2020)

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Hedging Climate Change News

Robert F. Engle et al.

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The Importance of Climate Risks for Institutional Investors

Philipp Krueger et al.

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (2020)

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The contagion effect of environmental violations: The case of Dieselgate in Germany

Yassin Denis Bouzzine et al.

BUSINESS STRATEGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2020)

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Stock market response to environmental policies: Evidence from heavily polluting firms in China

Mengmeng Guo et al.

ECONOMIC MODELLING (2020)

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ESG integration: value, growth and momentum

Lars Kaiser

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Bidirectional effects between organizational sustainability disclosure and risk

Klarissa Lueg et al.

JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION (2019)

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The Impact of Divestment Announcements on the Share Price of Fossil Fuel Stocks

Truzaar Dordi et al.

SUSTAINABILITY (2019)

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Stakeholder pressures and corporate climate change mitigation strategies

Simon Cadez et al.

BUSINESS STRATEGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2019)

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The effect of pro-environmental preferences on bond prices: Evidence from green bonds

Olivier David Zerbib

JOURNAL OF BANKING & FINANCE (2019)

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Which private investors are willing to pay for sustainable investments? Empirical evidence from stated choice experiments

Gunnar Gutsche et al.

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Assessing the Efficacy of Consumer Boycotts of US Target Firms: A Shareholder Wealth Analysis

Kasaundra M. Tomlin

SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL (2019)

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The Effects of Environmental Regulation on the Singapore Stock Market

Huy Pham et al.

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The effects of the Paris climate agreement on stock markets: evidence from the German stock market

Huy Pham et al.

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Corporate Carbon and Financial Performance: A Meta-analysis

Timo Busch et al.

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Internalization of Environmental Practices and Institutional Complexity: Can Stakeholders Pressures Encourage Greenwashing?

Francesco Testa et al.

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Antecedents of Adopting Corporate Environmental Responsibility and Green Practices

Jung Wan Lee et al.

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The impact of unemployment and economic risk perceptions on attitudes towards anthropogenic climate change

Salil D. Benegal

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Substantive or Symbolic Environmental Strategies? Effects of External and Internal Normative Stakeholder Pressures

David G. Hyatt et al.

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Too Little or too much? Exploring U-shaped Relationships between Corporate Environmental Performance and Corporate Financial Performance

Christoph Trumpp et al.

BUSINESS STRATEGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2017)

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The Power of Stakeholders' Voice: The Effects of Social Media Activism on Stock Markets

Pablo Gomez-Carrasco et al.

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SA8000 as CSR-Washing? The Role of Stakeholder Pressures

Olivier Boiral et al.

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Measuring Corporate Environmental Performance: A Methodology for Sustainable Development

Elena Escrig-Olmedo et al.

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Political ideology and views about climate change in the European Union

Aaron M. McCright et al.

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ESG Integration and the Investment Management Process: Fundamental Investing Reinvented

Emiel van Duuren et al.

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A Holistic Perspective on Corporate Sustainability Drivers

Rodrigo Lozano

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Does stakeholder pressure influence corporate GHG emissions reporting? Empirical evidence from Europe

Andrea Liesen et al.

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On the Validity of Environmental Performance Metrics

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Shon R. Hiatt et al.

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Measuring Corporate Environmental Performance - Stakeholder Engagement Evaluation

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Climate Change and Financial Market Efficiency

Andrea Liesen

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Mary-Hunter McDonnell et al.

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Government Engagement, Environmental Policy, and Environmental Performance: Evidence from the Most Polluting Chinese Listed Firms

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Caroline Flammer

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How does the stock market react to the announcement of green policies?

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Learning and the disappearing association between governance and returns

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Shifting public opinion on climate change: an empirical assessment of factors influencing concern over climate change in the U.S., 2002-2010

Robert J. Brulle et al.

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Price discovery and volatility spillovers in the European Union emissions trading scheme: A high-frequency analysis

Daniel Rittler

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Does Workforce Diversity Matter in the Fight against Climate Change? An Analysis of Fortune 500 Companies

Cristina Ciocirlan et al.

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Customer, regulatory, and competitive pressure as drivers of environmental innovation

Baris Yalabik et al.

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Disclosed corporate responses to climate change and stock performance: An international empirical analysis

Andreas Ziegler et al.

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Multi-country event-study methods

Cynthia J. Campbell et al.

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Anti-reflexivity The American Conservative Movement's Success in Undermining Climate Science and Policy

Aaron M. McCright et al.

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Wesley D. Sine et al.

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Analysis of the effectiveness of the first European Pollutant Emission Register (EPER)

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A cross-national study of corporate governance and employment contracts

Roberto Garcia-Castro et al.

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The Nixon-in-China Effect: Activism, Imitation, and the Institutionalization of Contentious Practices

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Environmental risk management and the cost of capital

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Community isomorphism and corporate social action

Christopher Marquis et al.

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Impact of the FTSE4Good Index on firm price: An event study

M. Martin Curran et al.

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Social movements as extra-institutional entrepreneurs: The effect of protests on stock price returns

Brayden G. King et al.

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY (2007)

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Institutional emergence in an era of globalization: The rise of transnational private regulation of labor and environmental conditions

Tim Bartley

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Firm responses to secondary stakeholder action

Charles Eesley et al.

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL (2006)

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The role of stakeholder pressure and managerial values in the implementation of environmental logistics practices

J González-Benito et al.

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