Money, Millennials and Human Rights: Sustaining 'Sustainable Investing'

John Gerard Ruggie and Emily K. Middleton
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John Gerard Ruggie: Harvard U
Emily K. Middleton: Harvard U

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Abstract: The first part of this paper examines the rise and current state of ESG investing. The second addresses the conceptual and statistical weakness of the S domain. The third describes how drawing on internationally recognized human rights standards can strengthen the S and thereby improve the robustness and comparability of ESG aggregations. This should interest investors, issuers, and human rights advocates alike.

Date: 2018-08
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