Corporate Law and Climate Change

Corporate Law and Climate Change

Theory, Risk, Governance

Clarke, Andrew

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2024

250

Dura

9781032204772

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Acknowledgements

Introduction

1. Corporate Law, Climate Change and Financial Risk

2. Corporate Law History, Hubris and Failing to Assess Risk: Trends from The East India Company to Kodak

3. The Corporate Climate I: Coal and Politics, The Adani Group of Companies, and the Emergence of Stranded Assets

4. The Corporate Climate II: Rio Tinto and the Social Licence to Operate

5. The Corporate Climate III: Long-Term Risk, Superannuation and the Mcveigh Case

6. The Corporate Climate IV: Litigation Risk, the Extension of the Duty of Care within the Climate Context, and Stranded Assets

7. The Emergence of Climate Risk and the End of Shareholder Primacy?

8. Re-casting Corporate Law Theory: Emerging Possibilities in the Epoch of the Climate Emergency

9. The Sustainable Corporation in the Epoch of Net Zero

10. Conclusion: The Challenge for Corporate Law in the Age of the Climate Emergency

Index
climate crisis law;corporate law and theory;Australian law;climate and environmental law;Adani case;Mcveigh Case;Climate Emergency