When Politics Masquerades as Science: RIP ESG

If ESG research were grounded in robust empirical science, it would remain valid regardless of who holds power, writes Wim Schoutens.

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Wilmott
Published
2025-10-08
DOI
https://doi.org/10.54946/wilm.12193
Primary Topic
Political Science Research and Education
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When Politics Masquerades as Science: RIP ESG

Wim Schoutens
Wilmott
Political Science Research and Education
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When Politics Masquerades as Science: RIP ESG

Wim Schoutens
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Abstract

If ESG research were grounded in robust empirical science, it would remain valid regardless of who holds power, writes Wim Schoutens.

WilmottVol. 2025(140)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Political Science Research and Education
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