Corporations, Globalisation and the Law series – serie

Human Rights and Corporate Wrongs

Closing the Governance Gap

Directors’ Duties and Shareholder Litigation in the Wake of the Financial Crisis

Global Corporations and Sustainability

Rethinking Legal and Economic Frameworks

Stakeholder Engagement in European Companies

Company Law Perspectives

Governance of Distressed Firms

Legal Framework for Emerging Business Models

Dynamic Networks as Collaborative Contracts

Corporate Social Responsibility in Contemporary China

Corporate Social Responsibility, Private Law and Global Supply Chains

Reframing Corporate Governance

Company Law Beyond Law and Economics

Company Share

Legal Regulation and Public Policy

Changing Sustainability Norms through Communication Processes

The Emergence of the Business and Human Rights Regime as Transnational Law

Bad Business Practice

Criminal Law, Regulation and the Reconfiguration of the Business Model

Public Procurement and Human Rights

Opportunities, Risks and Dilemmas for the State as Buyer

Beyond Shareholder Value

A Framework for Stakeholder Governance

Technology and Corporate Law

How Innovation Shapes Corporate Activity

Sustainable Public Procurement of Infrastructure and Human Rights

Beyond Building Green

Human Rights and Capitalism

A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Globalisation

Company Law in the New Europe

The EU Acquis, Comparative Methodology and Model Law

National Corporate Law in a Globalised Market

The UK Experience in Perspective

Nature of Corporate Governance

The Significance of National Cultural Identity

EU Corporate Law and EU Company Tax Law

Corporate Rescue Law – An Anglo-American Perspective

Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance and China’s H-Share Market

Corporate Governance in the 21st Century

Japan’s Gradual Transformation

Corporate Objective

Transnational Corporations and International Law

Accountability in the Global Business Environment