The supply chain has been traditionally defined as a one‐way, integrated manufacturing
process wherein raw materials are converted into final products, then delivered to …

Develo** a green infrastructure is a major environmental policy ambition in many
countries around the world. However, green infrastructure objectives can vary, especially in …

There are several reasons, pertaining to both the development of a generallyapplicable
framework and the elaboration of issue-specific approaches, why it is timely to reflect on …

The paper outlines the role of insurance as an economic policy tool that can be used to
address the issue of climate change. The magnitude of potential loss, the adverse social and …

Improving food safety, reducing the impacts of food safety problems, and providing a means
to verify food quality attributes are driving the development of traceability initiatives in agri …

This chapter of the Encyclopedia on tort law and economics will deal with the hot issue of
environmental liability. Economic analysis of law has long been applied to environmental …

We examine the role of Geographical Indication (GI) certification in coordinating small-and
medium-sized food suppliers and large-scale retailers in agri-food supply chains, where …

Green finance represents a wide-ranging challenge to the traditional constructs of financial
law. New green instruments threaten to transform conventional investment practices (ethical …

Using a formal political economy model with asymmetric information, we illustrate the
conditions under which an environmental protection system based on extending liability to …

Using a structural model of the interactions between governments, firms and insurance
companies, we characterize the distortions in environmental liability sharing between firms …