Business and Human Rights Journal· 2026Q1· Review
Regulating EU Sustainability Reporting: Learning From Failure and Success from a Business and Human Rights Perspective by David Monciardini (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025). Paperback £18.00; Hardback £55.00
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This book analyzes the evolution of EU sustainability reporting regulations, highlighting successes and failures from a business and human rights viewpoint.
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- Analyzes the regulatory history of EU sustainability reporting.
- Evaluates successes and failures through a business and human rights lens.
- Provides insights into improving future sustainability disclosure frameworks.
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Regulating EU Sustainability Reporting: Learning From Failure and Success from a Business and Human Rights Perspective by David Monciardini (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025). Paperback £18.00; Hardback £55.00
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