AbstractWe construct firm-level measures of dependence on ecosystem services (NatureDep scores) for 31,772 listed firms in 117 countries between 2010 and 2023, combining the
Exploring Natural Capital Opportunities, Risks, and Exposure (ENCORE) database with firm-level revenue information. [...]
AbstractRecent calls for greater private capital in biodiversity finance often overlook the question of effectiveness. This article interrogates the assumption that the increased
financing being called for directly reduces species-level loss. Using data on European Union-funded projects across twenty-six countries over two decades, I discover [...]
AbstractWe explore the effects of physical and regulatory risks related to biodiversity loss on asset values. We first develop a news-based measure of aggregate biodiversity
risk and analyze how it varies over time. We also construct and publicly release several firm- and industry-level measures of exposure to biodiversity risk, based [...]
AbstractMeasuring the financial value of nature is difficult, often resulting in insufficient funding directed to nature conservation and restoration. As coastal risks increase
due to development and climate change, a tangible benefit of nature is the protection it offers against storm damage. [...]
AbstractProtected areas are a central instrument in biodiversity conservation. However, their broader implications for corporate behavior and financial performance remain underexplored.
This study examines how proximity to newly designated protected areas shapes establishment-level environmental, operational, and financial outcomes from 1990 to 2021. [...]
AbstractWe study an emerging class of startup organizations focused on biodiversity conservation and the challenges they face in financing these ventures. By fine-tuning a
large language model, we identify 630 biodiversity-linked startups in PitchBook and compare their financing dynamics with those of other ventures. [...]
AbstractWe provide a national-scale benchmark on how biodiversity is priced in local assets in the United States. Property prices increase with local biodiversity loss, likely
reflecting development-driven monetization. In contrast, at the regional level, greater species richness correlates with higher asset values, indicating that remaining [...]
Social Sciences, Vol. 15, Pages 46: Intercultural Education Through Spanish Secondary Bilingual and Non-Bilingual Students’ Eyes: Perceptions, Benefits, and Future Impact
Social Sciences doi: 10.3390/socsci15010046 [...]
Societies, Vol. 16, Pages 33: Boosting Employee Creativity in SMEs: Double Mediation of Knowledge Management and Competitive Work Environment Societies doi: 10.3390/soc16010033
Authors: Ni Putu Santi Suryantini I Wayan Edi Arsawan Viktor Koval Siyka Demirova Amiril Azizah Viktoriia Udovychenko [...]
Litigating private matters in a public forum must become a thing of the past, especially when the litigation involves children. In an adversarial court system such as the one
used in the U.S., parties become focused on winning and lose sight of what the best outcome for the family is. [...]
