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Introduction to Legal Perspectives for a Sustainable Circular Economy.- ‘Ubi societas ibi ius’: centering a Sustainable Circular Economy from a sociological perspective.- Corporate sustainability reporting and commitments: effectiveness and enforceability from EU to national law.- Citizens as active stakeholders in corporate governance.- The ‘proportionally sustainable’ management of companies in the context of a Sustainable Circular Economy.- Companies regenerated with Workers’ Buyout (WBO): a human-centric tool for a Sustainable Circular Economy in corporate insolvency.- Right to repair between intellectual property and servitization.- Reshaping consumer powers and responsibilities in the European Union’s transition to a Sustainable Circular Economy.- Dispute resolution and private international law in the context of circular economy: effectiveness beyond alternatives.- The constitutional implications of a Sustainable Circular Economy at the European Union and national levels.- Global sustainability in the international arena beyond the EU policy agenda.- Rethinking the role of the consumer in a global economy: the power of choice as a ‘human right’?.- The international dimension of the environment as a legal entity: the human rights of the sustainable consumer in an ecological perspective.- Afterword.

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      Publisher: Springer
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 11/24/2025
      ISBN13: 9783032077943, 978-3032077943
      ISBN10: 303207794X

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      Book Synopsis

      Introduction to Legal Perspectives for a Sustainable Circular Economy.- ‘Ubi societas ibi ius’: centering a Sustainable Circular Economy from a sociological perspective.- Corporate sustainability reporting and commitments: effectiveness and enforceability from EU to national law.- Citizens as active stakeholders in corporate governance.- The ‘proportionally sustainable’ management of companies in the context of a Sustainable Circular Economy.- Companies regenerated with Workers’ Buyout (WBO): a human-centric tool for a Sustainable Circular Economy in corporate insolvency.- Right to repair between intellectual property and servitization.- Reshaping consumer powers and responsibilities in the European Union’s transition to a Sustainable Circular Economy.- Dispute resolution and private international law in the context of circular economy: effectiveness beyond alternatives.- The constitutional implications of a Sustainable Circular Economy at the European Union and national levels.- Global sustainability in the international arena beyond the EU policy agenda.- Rethinking the role of the consumer in a global economy: the power of choice as a ‘human right’?.- The international dimension of the environment as a legal entity: the human rights of the sustainable consumer in an ecological perspective.- Afterword.

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