Globalization, Environmental Change, and Social History: An Introduction

Boomgaard, Peter; Hart, Marjolein ’t

doi:10.1017/s0020859010000477

Int Rev of Soc His

2010

DOI: 10.1017/s0020859010000477

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Globalization, Environmental Change, and Social History: An Introduction

Peter Boomgaard¹,

Marjolein ’t Hart²

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The immiseration of the Korean farmer during the Japanese colonial period

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2017

Journal of Agrarian Change

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Focusing on the late 1920s to the mid-1930s, this paper determines and analyses the societal conditions and structures leading to the immiseration of Korean farmers during the colonial period. Specifically, these were the deterioration of aspects of traditional society, indebtedness, and interest rates. These led to wide-scale smallholder bankruptcies, resulting in their transformation into landless tenants, and ultimately resulting in a bifurcation into the "haves" and the "have-nots" in the Korean countryside.

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Sustainable business: Are ESG standards powering the resilience of a new business model?

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2023

Bankarstvo

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The modern world requires companies to work on strengthening their responsibility. In recent years, the concept of sustainable business was placed in the forefront, and it relies on three pillars: ecologically acceptable profiting, good corporate governance, and care about social issues. That is the core of the abbreviation that has been increasingly present in Serbia, as well. The author explains the term ESG, as it is insufficiently familiar in her region, starting from the Paris Agreement on climate change, adopted in a proclaimed consensus and harmonisation of developed and developing countries. Starting from the aim of this Agreement, which is an efficient and advanced response to the threat of climate change, companies will from here on out have to adopt strategies to reduce their environmental impact, which is ultimately reflected on global warming. The author proves that ESG standards are powering the resilience of the new business models for all companies, which should lead to reaching climate neutrality in the future.

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Globalization, Environmental Change, and Social History: An Introduction

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