Vol. 13 No. 1 (2026): ESG and the Law: The Shifting Sands of Accountability

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Published: 24-07-2026

Thematic Issue

ESG and the Law: The shifting sands of accountability Editorial

Heloísa Oliveira, Vladyslava Kaplina

01-07
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Not an exception, but a pattern? The EU Omnibus I and corporate accountability in transnational governance

Marta Paricio Montesinos

08-32
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The ESG agenda in the European Union: constitutionalising sustainable development through corporate responsibility and constitutional dialogue

Inês Neves

33-83
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From disclosure to accountability: a critical analysis of India’s ESG architecture

Vaibhavi Rane, Swetang Naik

84-124
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Challenges for implementing human rights due diligence: empirical evidence from the cocoa value chain in Brazil

Tamara Brezighello Hojaij, Tarsila Iglecio Fernandes, Matheus de Mello Sá Carvalho Ribeiro

125-150
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International Space Law through the lenses of Environmental Law principles to promote Earth-space system governance

Merve Erdem Burger

151-173
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The use of Artificial Intelligence and digital tools in regulatory compliance for sustainability reporting A Practitioner's Note

Nuno Bettencourt

174-178
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Setting the record straight: the true meaning of ‘simplification’ in Sustainability Law A Practitioner's Note

Tiago Antunes

179-184
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Varia

Converting the extraordinary into the ordinary: notes on the theory and practice of constitutional interpretation

Luís Pereira Coutinho

V.01-24
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Powers and Duties: a brief analytical examination of the horizontal applicability of fundamental rights

Pedro Carneiro

V.25-72
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Brief notes on the legal and constitutional evolution of the public budget in Brazil and Portugal

Marcus Abraham, João Ricardo Catarino, Marcus Lívio Gomes

V.73-119
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