Sustainability standards and global governance : experiences of emerging economies / edited by Archna Negi, Jorge Antonio Pérez-Pineda, Johannes Blankenbach.

Chapter 1. Introduction
Part I
Global Governance Frameworks for Sustainability Standards
Chapter 2. Transformative impacts? Exploring the link between voluntary sustainability standards and the Sustainable Development Goals
Chapter 3. Assessing the role of the World Trade Organization in regulating the use of standards in international trade
Chapter 4. Towards greening trade? Environmental provisions in emerging markets preferential trade agreements
Chapter 5. The CSR interface between the private sector and social and environmental standards and regulations
Chapter 6. Advances in sustainability reporting: What is missing?
Chapter 7. The impact of global labour standards on export performance
Part II
Sustainability Standards in Sectoral and Country Contexts
Chapter 8. The changing landscape of sustainability standards in Indonesia: Potentials and pitfalls of making global value chains more sustainable
Chapter 9. The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and its contribution to sustainable forest management in Indonesia
Chapter 10. Emerging international environmental standards and trade: Sectoral implications for Pakistan
Chapter 11. Global and national food safety and quality standards: Implications and impacts for farmers in Thailand and India
Chapter 12. Making local work for the global best: A comparative study on vehicle efficiency standards implementation in China and Mexico
Chapter 13. Standard-setting in water use and sustainable development: A comparative critical analysis of grey water recycling in the tourism sector
Chapter 14. Conclusions and policy recommendations.