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Intro; Contents; About the Editors; Part I: Introductory Overview; The Significance of Moving Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); 1 Introduction; 2 Part II: Corporate Social Responsibility: Conceptual Frameworks and Stakeholders; 2.1 Well Governed, Sustainable and Socially Responsible Financial Corporations: Remote or Real Expectations?: Gill North; 2.2 The Role of Employee Voice in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility in China: Cindy A. Schipani, Terry Morehead Dworki...; 2.3 Responsibility and the Modern Corporation: Jeroen Veldman
3 Part III: Board Structure and Accountability3.1 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Corporate Board: Assessing the Indian Experiment: Afra Afsharipour; 3.2 Regulation of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Lens of Board Accountability and the Case of China: Jingchen Zhao; 4 Part IV: Corporate Social Responsibility Legislation and Implementation: Evidence and Experience; 4.1 Corporate Social Responsibility in European Union Law: Foundations, Scenarios of Future Action, and Enforcement Options: P...
4.2 From Transparency to Due Diligence Laws? Variations in Stringency of CSR Regulation in Global Supply Chains in the `Home S...4.3 Soft Law Requirements with Hard Law Effects? The Influence of CSR on Corporate Law from a German Perspective: Alexander Sc...; 4.4 Analysing the CSR Spending Requirements under Indian Company Law: Umakanth Varottil; 5 Some Concluding Remarks Regarding Corporations ́Wider Responsibilities; References; Part II: Corporate Social Responsibility: Conceptual Frameworks and Stakeholders
Well Governed, Sustainable and Socially Responsible Financial Corporations: Remote or Real Expectations?1 Introduction; 2 The Basel Capital Framework; 3 Responsible Lending Standards and Rules; 4 Framework Around Systemically Important Financial Institutions; 5 Conclusion; References; The Role of Employee Voice in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility in China; 1 Introduction; 2 CSR and Employee Voice; 2.1 The Costs of Lacking CSR and Employee Voice; 2.2 Economic Costs and Benefits of CSR; 2.3 Economic Costs and Benefits of Employee Voice; 2.4 Significance to Chinese Businesses
2.5 Social and Human Costs and Benefits3 Whistleblowing in China; 3.1 Legal Regulations and Protections; 3.2 Whistleblowing in Practice; 4 Worker Voice in the Chinese System; 4.1 The Political Connection; 5 Increasing CSR and Employee Voice in China; 6 Conclusion; References; Responsibility and the Modern Corporation; 1 Introduction; 2 Development of the Modern Corporation; 3 Corporate Responsibility; 4 Corporate Architecture, Responsibility and the Political Economy of Stabilisations of the SLE; 5 Discussion and Conclusions; References; Part III: Board Structure and Accountability
3 Part III: Board Structure and Accountability3.1 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Corporate Board: Assessing the Indian Experiment: Afra Afsharipour; 3.2 Regulation of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Lens of Board Accountability and the Case of China: Jingchen Zhao; 4 Part IV: Corporate Social Responsibility Legislation and Implementation: Evidence and Experience; 4.1 Corporate Social Responsibility in European Union Law: Foundations, Scenarios of Future Action, and Enforcement Options: P...
4.2 From Transparency to Due Diligence Laws? Variations in Stringency of CSR Regulation in Global Supply Chains in the `Home S...4.3 Soft Law Requirements with Hard Law Effects? The Influence of CSR on Corporate Law from a German Perspective: Alexander Sc...; 4.4 Analysing the CSR Spending Requirements under Indian Company Law: Umakanth Varottil; 5 Some Concluding Remarks Regarding Corporations ́Wider Responsibilities; References; Part II: Corporate Social Responsibility: Conceptual Frameworks and Stakeholders
Well Governed, Sustainable and Socially Responsible Financial Corporations: Remote or Real Expectations?1 Introduction; 2 The Basel Capital Framework; 3 Responsible Lending Standards and Rules; 4 Framework Around Systemically Important Financial Institutions; 5 Conclusion; References; The Role of Employee Voice in Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility in China; 1 Introduction; 2 CSR and Employee Voice; 2.1 The Costs of Lacking CSR and Employee Voice; 2.2 Economic Costs and Benefits of CSR; 2.3 Economic Costs and Benefits of Employee Voice; 2.4 Significance to Chinese Businesses
2.5 Social and Human Costs and Benefits3 Whistleblowing in China; 3.1 Legal Regulations and Protections; 3.2 Whistleblowing in Practice; 4 Worker Voice in the Chinese System; 4.1 The Political Connection; 5 Increasing CSR and Employee Voice in China; 6 Conclusion; References; Responsibility and the Modern Corporation; 1 Introduction; 2 Development of the Modern Corporation; 3 Corporate Responsibility; 4 Corporate Architecture, Responsibility and the Political Economy of Stabilisations of the SLE; 5 Discussion and Conclusions; References; Part III: Board Structure and Accountability