Carol Liao is associate professor of law, UBC Sauder Distinguished Scholar, and director of the Centre for Business Law at the University of British Columbia.

"Though the problems these essays confront are difficult, you will find in them neither despair nor defeat. They are never cynical, but always skeptical. And skepticism – at least this is how I see it – is always a symptom of hope. Why question the world as it is if you don't believe it can be something better? So, listen to the voices of these young lawyers. Learn from them, see things from their perspectives, and, most importantly, feel the hope that drives their inquiries." Joel Bakan, author and filmmaker of The Corporation and The New Corporation"Carol Liao is a truly international and sustainability-oriented corporate law scholar, which is rare in itself. That she has used her expertise and wisdom to give the next generation of Canadian lawyers a voice in this inspiring collection is remarkable. Seven years after the book Company Law and Sustainability: Legal Barriers and Opportunities, this new volume is timely, thought-provoking and a must-read for all scholars and lawyers who care about contributing to a safe and just space for all of humanity." Beate Sjåfjell, University of Oslo

Carol Liao is associate professor of law, UBC Sauder Distinguished Scholar, and director of the Centre for Business Law at the University of British Columbia.

"Though the problems these essays confront are difficult, you will find in them neither despair nor defeat. They are never cynical, but always skeptical. And skepticism – at least this is how I see it – is always a symptom of hope. Why question the world as it is if you don't believe it can be something better? So, listen to the voices of these young lawyers. Learn from them, see things from their perspectives, and, most importantly, feel the hope that drives their inquiries." Joel Bakan, author and filmmaker of The Corporation and The New Corporation"Carol Liao is a truly international and sustainability-oriented corporate law scholar, which is rare in itself. That she has used her expertise and wisdom to give the next generation of Canadian lawyers a voice in this inspiring collection is remarkable. Seven years after the book Company Law and Sustainability: Legal Barriers and Opportunities, this new volume is timely, thought-provoking and a must-read for all scholars and lawyers who care about contributing to a safe and just space for all of humanity." Beate Sjåfjell, University of Oslo

Carol Liao is associate professor of law, UBC Sauder Distinguished Scholar, and director of the Centre for Business Law at the University of British Columbia.

"Though the problems these essays confront are difficult, you will find in them neither despair nor defeat. They are never cynical, but always skeptical. And skepticism – at least this is how I see it – is always a symptom of hope. Why question the world as it is if you don't believe it can be something better? So, listen to the voices of these young lawyers. Learn from them, see things from their perspectives, and, most importantly, feel the hope that drives their inquiries." Joel Bakan, author and filmmaker of The Corporation and The New Corporation"Carol Liao is a truly international and sustainability-oriented corporate law scholar, which is rare in itself. That she has used her expertise and wisdom to give the next generation of Canadian lawyers a voice in this inspiring collection is remarkable. Seven years after the book Company Law and Sustainability: Legal Barriers and Opportunities, this new volume is timely, thought-provoking and a must-read for all scholars and lawyers who care about contributing to a safe and just space for all of humanity." Beate Sjåfjell, University of Oslo