Sustainable Sustainability: Why ESG is not Enough

322 pages. This book challenges the conventional ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) framework, arguing that it often falls short of delivering true sustainability. The author explores the limitations of ESG metrics, the risks of greenwashing, and the need for a more holistic and long-term approach to corporate responsibility. The book advocates for integrating sustainability deeply into business models rather than treating it as a compliance or marketing exercise. Key themes include regenerative business strategies, ethical leadership, stakeholder capitalism, and the evolving role of companies in addressing global environmental and social challenges.