Supplemental Reading

• Pages: 273-279
• Author: Michael P. Vandenbergh,Sarah E. Light,James Salzman

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International Governance, 54 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

421 (2000)

Graeme Auld et al., The New Corporate Social Responsibility, 33

ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENT &RESOURCES 413 (2008)

Stephen M. Bainbridge, Making Sense of the Business Roundtable’s

Reversal on Corporate Purpose, 46 JOURNAL OF CORPORATION

LAW 285 (2020)

David P. Baron, Corporate Social Responsibility and Social

Entrepreneurship, 16 JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS &MANAGEMENT

STRATEGY 683 (2007)

David P. Baron, Private Politics, Corporate Social Responsibility and

Integrated Strategy, 10 JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS &MANAGEMENT

STRATEGY 7 (2001)

Tim Bartley, Institutional Emergence in an Era of Globalization: The

Rise of Transnational Private Regulation of Labor and

Environmental Conditions, 113 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF

SOCIOLOGY 297 (2007)

Steven Bernstein & Benjamin Cashore, Can Non-State Global

Governance Be Legitimate? An Analytical Framework, 1

REGULATION &GOVERNANce 347 (2007)

John C. Coffee Jr., The Future of Disclosure: ESG, Common

Ownership, and Systematic Risk, 2021 COLUMBIA BUSINESS LAW

REVIEW602

Cary Coglianese, Policies to Promote Systematic Environmental

Management, in REGULATING FROM THE INSIDE:CAN

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ACHIEVE POLICY

GOALS? 181 (Cary Coglianese & Jennifer Nash eds., 2001)

Mark A. Cohen & Michael P. Vandenbergh, The Potential Role of

Carbon Labeling in a Green Economy,34 ENERGY ECONOMICS

S53 (2012)

Madison Condon, Externalities and the Common Owner, 95

WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 1 (2020)

Quinn Curtis, Jill Fisch & Adriana Z. Robertson, Do ESG Funds

Deliver on Their Promises?, 120 MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW 393

(2021)