Corporate Social Responsibility in the 21st Century: Debates, Models and Practices Across Government, Law and Business

Abstract

Contents: Foreword by Lord Butler of Brockwell Preface Part I: Corporate Social Responsibility's Contemporary Controversies and Architecture 1. Corporate Social Responsibility's Contemporary Global Context 2. Concepts and Elements of Corporate Social Responsibility 3. Classic and New Debates About Corporate Social Responsibility Part II: Corporate Social Responsibility's Regulatory Maps and Options 4. Mapping Governmental Frameworks and Roles on Corporate Social Responsibility 5. Charting the Regulation of Corporate Social Responsibility and its Reform 6. Sensitizing Boardroom Obligations to Corporate Social Responsibility Part III: Corporate Social Responsibility's Applications and Futures 7. Recasting UK Corporate Law for the 21st Century 8. Putting Corporate Social Responsibility into Practice for Business 9. Corporate Social Responsibility's Emerging Human Rights Challenges 10. Advancing the 21st Century Corporate Social Responsibility Agenda Bibliography Index

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