This book examines the concepts of corporate social responsibility
(CSR) in the context of globalisation and its many challenges,
focusing on different legal perspectives that arise. Particular
problems presented include the varied definitions of CSR and the
related dilemmas of opting for a self-regulatory approach or a
greater level of external regulatory control. The roles of the
state and the market and how they interrelate are considered in
this book against a background of increased intervention by
international institutions. The potential contribution of
individual citizens and non-governmental organisations towards
achieving a socially and environmentally responsible business
behaviour is also given attention. These issues are of special
concern in an era that calls for different political and regulatory
activities than have been exploited traditionally. Highlighting the
central importance of law, legal systems and the role of lawyers to
the debate on CSR, this book will be of great interest to academics
and policymakers. It will also appeal to students in law,
especially company law, commercial law, and international law.
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