黒い黄金から緑の約束へ：法・気候不安・大陸横断的石油ダイベストメント——ナイジェリア、セネガル、オランダの傍受
FROM BLACK GOLD TO GREEN PROMISES: LAW, CLIMATE ANXIETY, AND OIL DIVESTMENTS ACROSS CONTINENTS: EAVESDROPPING ON NIGERIA, SENEGAL AND THE NETHERLANDS (原題)
Essang,, E. A.
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日本語
本論文は化石燃料依存から気候主導のダイベストメント・グリーン投資への法的移行を、ナイジェリア・セネガル・オランダを対象に法解釈学的に分析した。低炭素投資の規制明確化や企業の気候説明責任といった便益の一方、座礁資産や移行コストの不公平な負担、投資家対国家紛争、世界共通のダイベストメント基準の欠如を課題として指摘する。法が移行の触媒と安定化装置の双方として機能すると結論づけ、投資条約の移行条項や気候リスク開示義務の強化、公正移行枠組み、国際的な移行資金メカニズムを提言する。
English
This doctrinal legal study examines the transition from fossil-fuel dependence to climate-driven divestment and green investment across Nigeria, Senegal and the Netherlands. It finds benefits in regulatory clarity and corporate climate accountability, but flags stranded assets, uneven transition costs, investor-state disputes and the absence of uniform global divestment standards. Law is framed as both catalyst and stabilizer, with recommendations for transition clauses in investment treaties, stronger climate-risk disclosure and just-transition financing.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本企業・投資家がアフリカや欧州の化石燃料資産から撤退・移行する際の法的リスクと、SSBJ・有報での気候リスク開示義務の強化を考える上で示唆を与える。特に投資条約の移行条項や公正移行の議論は、日本の資源外交・移行金融政策にも示唆的。
In the global GX context
This paper speaks directly to the global disclosure and transition-finance agenda (TCFD/ISSB, CSRD) by linking climate-risk disclosure obligations to divestment law and investor-state disputes. It adds a comparative, multi-continent perspective on how fragmented governance and absent uniform standards shape capital reallocation, relevant to ISSB implementation and just-transition policy debates.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:比較法・移行金融の観点から、ダイベストメントと開示規制の相互作用を分析する枠組みを提供する。
🏢実務担当者:投資条約の移行条項や気候リスク開示義務の強化が、海外資産の座礁リスクと資本配分に与える影響を理解する手がかりとなる。
🏛政策担当者:投資家対国家紛争を避けつつ公正移行を進めるため、条約改正や国際的な移行資金メカニズムの設計に示唆を与える。
📄 Abstract（原文）
This paper examined the legal transition from fossil-fuel dependence (“black gold”) to climate-driven divestment and green investment across multiple continents. It adopted a doctrinal legal analysis of climate legislation, energy transition policies, investment treaties, and financial disclosure regimes to assess how law responded to climate anxiety and capital reallocation. The analysis showed benefits including enhanced regulatory clarity for low-carbon investments, growing climate accountability of corporations, and alignment of finance with sustainability goals. However, detriments emerged in the form of stranded assets, regulatory uncertainty for hydrocarbon-dependent economies, and uneven transition costs borne by workers and resource-dependent communities. The principal challenges identified were fragmented climate governance, investor–state disputes arising from rapid policy shifts, and the absence of uniform global standards for divestment and transition finance. The findings revealed that while divestment pressures accelerated renewable investment in developed markets, developing states faced heightened fiscal and social risks without adequate transition support. The paper concluded that law functioned as both a catalyst and a stabilizer in the energy transition, shaping the pace and fairness of divestment. It recommended clearer transition clauses in investment treaties, stronger climate-risk disclosure obligations, just-transition frameworks for affected communities, and coordinated international financing mechanisms to balance climate ambition with economic stability
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