Dr. Mia Mahmudur Rahim is a Senior Lecturer in corporate law at the University of South Australia. As an established researcher, he is particularly interested in different forms of regulation and how this relates to legal structures that encourage social responsibility and accountability practice of regulatees. One of his recent books "Legal Regulation of Corporate Social Responsibility" has explained how a meta-regulation mode in laws can effectively raise social responsibility performance of corporations. He is a winner of some highly prestigious awards including the Chevening Scholarship, Graduate Scholarship of the National University of Singapore and the Macquarie University Research Excellence Award.

• Quest for A Global Code of Conduct for Transnational Corporations—A Grim Tale.- An “Instrument of Moral Persuasion”? Transnational Corporations and International Codes of Conduct in the 1970s.- Developing A Global Code of Conduct for TNCs or Principles of ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’?—A Regulatory System Perspective.- Transnational Corporations’ Behavioral Dynamics and Regulation.- Transnational Corporations’ Social License to Operate—the Third Facet of Corporate Governance.- Enforcement of a Global Code of Conduct on TNC’s Operations.- Converged Approach in Regulation for Socializing Transnational Corporations.