As the world transitions towards more sustainable practices, the intersection of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) regulations with global supply chains has become a focal point for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers alike. The urgent demand for critical minerals essential for technologies such as electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and advanced communications has heightened the stakes for both host countries rich in these resources and foreign investors. This confluence of interests has led to a rise in resource nationalism, wherein countries prioritise their own natural resources and assert greater control over their extraction and distribution.
The implementation of ESG regulations further compounds the complexities within this arena. With growing global attention on sustainability, social responsibility, and ethical governance, companies are pressured to align their operations with these evolving standards. However, conflicts often arise, particularly in jurisdictions where regulatory frameworks are in flux or where the balance between national interests and foreign investment is tenuous.
This book aims to investigate the intersection of ESG regulations, global supply chains, and resource nationalism. It will explore how these dynamics affect investment relationships, the role of international law, and the implications for sustainable development. Additionally, we aim to provide insights into best practices for navigating this intricate landscape for researchers, university students, and industry practitioners.
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