Under which conditions do companies engage in the provision of
collective goods and services if the state lacks the capacity to do
so? To what extent do multinational firms engage in a 'race to the
top' fostering rather than undermining regulation? The empirical
analyses in the individual chapters look at business responses to
some of South Africa's most pertinent governance challenges,
HIV/AIDS and environmental pollution. The contributors look at
firms in four industry sectors: the automotive industry, the mining
industry, the food and beverage industry and the textile industry.
These four sectors comprise a significant number of foreign as well
as local companies, with or without brand name, which cater to
different market segments within South Africa, differ in size and
are exposed to varying pressure from NGOs and foreign competitors.
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