Highlights•Carbon forest finance often fails for political reasons.•Forest finance cannot
address systematic environmental injustices.•Finance opportunities are vulnerable to …

Transnational public–private governance initiatives (TGIs) have become key elements in
global governance, especially in the governance of sustainability. Pertinent research has …

This paper addresses the impact of political regimes on carbon emissions (CO2) from a
historical perspective, covering the period of 1970–2015. Our sample consists of 153 …

This is the introduction to a special issue on 'Sustainable Commodity Governance and the
Global South.'A broad range of transnational governance initiatives have emerged to …

Consumer demand for sustainably produced agricultural products is increasing. One
approach that can be used to evaluate and compare product sustainability is to conduct a …

Long-standing meteorological research has established that anthropogenic climate change
increases the risk and intensity of extreme weather events, such as tropical cyclones, floods …

The article examines the role of institutions in mediating the interface between global
challenges, transnational partnerships and the domestic politics of sustainable …

Abstract The Kyoto Protocol, signed in 1997 and enforced in 2005, aimed to reduce global
emissions and establish three mechanisms: an emission trading system, a clean …

Large resource extraction projects may give rise to significant environmental, social, and
public health externalities. While the environmental impact of extractive projects is regularly …

While anecdotal evidence suggests that transnational private rule-making organizations
(TPROs)—such as eco-certification organizations—lobby public policy makers, we know …