Determinants and consequences of climate risk disclosure - Empirical evidence from Europe

Project: Dissertation project

Project participants

Description

The interdisciplinary climate research is heavily occupied with corporate climate-related sustainability reporting. Finance & management research hereby focuses on determinants, characteristics and consequences of climate-related sustainability reporting.

In order to limit the consequences of man-made climate change, governments and other institutions - as well as companies and individuals - are icreasing their efforts. Therefore, EU lawmakers have recently introduced extensive climate-related disclosure requirements for EU companies within the scope of corporate sustainability reporting. This research projects will investigate determinants, characteristics and consequences of corporate climate risk reporting within the context of the effects of regulatory transformation.

The importance of corporate sustainability reporting results from the information needs of investors and other stakeholders. This research project aims to deepen the knowledge of relevant interrelations. This may help practitioners to tailor their organisation towards investors' and other stakeholders' needs. Additionally, these research results may also be of use to discuss corporate greenwashing.
StatusActive
Period01.01.2331.12.26

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Researchers

  1. Xinliang Han

Publications

  1. Everyone’s Going to be an Architect
  2. Approaches for the Simulation of Composite Extrusion - Possibilities and Limits
  3. Creativity in the classroom
  4. UAV remote laser scanner improvement by continuous scanning using DC motors
  5. Daily deep acting toward coworkers
  6. The theory of socio-cultural evolution
  7. Effect of the mother tree age and acorn weight in the regenerative characteristics of Quercus faginea
  8. Later Life Workplace Index: Validation of an English Version
  9. Automatic Imitation
  10. Vertical gradient in soil temperature stimulates development and increases biomass accumulation in barley
  11. Oxidation Kinetics of Neat Methyl Oleate and as a Blend with Solketal
  12. Transforming knowledge systems for life on Earth
  13. ‘Forewarned is Forearmed’: Overcoming Multifaceted Challenges of Digital Innovation Units
  14. What matters for work engagement?
  15. Reinforcing Systems of Exclusion
  16. Microstructure and mechanical characterization of cast Mg-Ca-Si alloys
  17. Altruism and the Indispensability of Motives
  18. Metastable–Stable
  19. Destinationale Governance-Analyse
  20. Using visual stimuli to explore the social perceptions of ecosystem services in cultural landscapes
  21. Futures loss, despair and empowerment work in the University of Vechta: an action research project
  22. Realizing the full potential of behavioural science for climate change mitigation
  23. The Toxicity of the Quaternary Ammonium Compound Benzalkonium Chloride Alone and in Mixtures with Other Anionic Compounds to Bacteria in Test Systems with Vibrio Fischeri and Pseudomonas Putida
  24. Der Kunstraum
  25. Introducing education for sustainable development into Egyptian schools
  26. Eine strukturelle Version der Theorie der Statusinkonsistenz
  27. Resource use and competition between honey bees and wild bees in the Lüneburger Heath
  28. Best Practise: Management-Informationssysteme (MIS) im Krankenhaus
  29. The Connected Classroom
  30. Fallstudie
  31. Erratum to 5 Development of competencies across the life span
  32. The Politics of Micro-Decisions:
  33. On the Effectiveness of Triply-Periodic Minimal Surface Structures for Heat Sinks Used in Automotive Applications
  34. Comparing the fatigue performance of Ti-4Al-0.005B titanium alloy T-joints, welded via different friction stir welding sequences
  35. Effects of human resources strategies on success of small-scale businesses