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CHAPTER 1: Corporations and sustainability @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: Trade, Investment and Corporate Sustainability @ Page 15 CHAPTER 3: Extraterritorial Attempts at Addressing Challenges to Corporate Sustainability @ Page 29 CHAPTER 4: Defragmenting Transnational Busness Responsibility: Principles and Process @ Page 43 CHAPTER 5: Sustainability and the move from corporate Governance to Governance through Contract @ Page 57 CHAPTER 6: The history of shareholder primary, From Adam Smith through the Rise of Financialism @ Page 73 CHAPTER 7: Corporation Governance and the political Economy of the Company @ Page 86 CHAPTER 8: Taming Unsustainable finance: The perils of morden Risk Management @ Page 100 CHAPTER 9: The International Order of Corporate Taxition: From market-Builgind to sustainable Fiscal settlement ? @ Page 114 CHAPTER 10: Progress is possible: Sustainability in US corporate law and corporate governance @ Page 131 CHAPTER 11: Green but not Enough: sustainability in Canadian Corporate governance @ Page 146 CHAPTER 12: The Australian Paradox: Conservative Corporate law in a progressive culture @ Page 161 CHAPTER 13: Moving beyond Virtue Signalling: Corporate sustainability for New Zealand @ Page 176 CHAPTER 14: The EU as a potential Norm Creator for Sustainable Corporate Groups @ Page 190 CHAPTER 15: Market-led sustainability through Information Disclosure: The UK Approach @ 204 CHAPTER 16: Law, culture and sustainability: Corporate Governance in the Nordic Countries @ Page 218 CHAPTER 17: Stakeholder Value Verous corporate sustainability: Company law and corporate Governance @ Page 232 CHAPTER 18: Worker participation, sustainability and the puzzle of the Volkswagen Emissions Scandal @ Page 246 CHAPTER 19: Corporate sustainability and shareholder activism in the Netherlands @ Page 260 CHAPTER 20: Old-fashioned yet innovative: corporate law, corporate Governance and sustainability in France @ Page 276 CHAPTER 21: The unsuccessful pursuit for sustainability in Italian Busness law @ Page 290 CHAPTER 22: Sustainability and the transformation of the socialist Corporation in to the Private Corporation: Three lost Decades? @ Page 304 CHAPTER 23: Limite Demand, limited Supply: corporate Governance and sustainability in Russia @ Page 317 CHAPTER 24: The pacific Alliance: An Opportunity fo a sustainable system of corporate and governance in Latin America @ Page 331 CHAPTER 25: Social Enviromentalism and Corporate Capture: Corporate Governance and sustainability in Brazil @ Page 345 CHAPTER 26: The social and Ethics Committee: Innovating corporate governance in South Africa @ Page 360 CHAPTER 27: Reforming the Nigerian Oil and Gas Sector: Towards corporate sustainability @ Page 373 CHAPTER 28: Enlightenment or Resistance? Promoting sustainability through corporate law and governance in Muritius @ Page 387 CHAPTER 29: The community company as a Vehicle for sustainability in Solomon Islands @ Page 402 CHAPTER 30: What does it mean to be sustainable? Regulating the relationship between corporations and indigenous peoples @ Page 416 CHAPTER 31: Shareholder Voting and corporate sustainability in China: An Emperical Study @ Page 431 CHAPTER 32: Corporate governance reform social Norms and sustainability in Japaese companies @ Page 446 CHAPTER 33: Achieving sustainable development Goalsin India @ 460 CHAPTER 34: Sustainability and legislated corporate social Responsibility in Indonesia @ Page 475 CHAPTER 35: Islamic Financial institutions and corporate sustainability: A study of Oman, Dubai and Malaysia @ Page 490 CHAPTER 36: Leaders or Laggards? Corporate sustainability in Hong Kong and Singapore @ Page 504 CHAPTER 37: Disclosure regulation and sustainability: legislation and governance implication @ Page 521 CHAPTER 38: Sustainability reporting in Africa: A comparative study of Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Kenya, Nigeria, Botswana and South Africa @ Page 536 CHAPTER 39: Global Supply Chains and sustainability: The role of disclosure and due diligence regulation @ Page 551 CHAPTER 40: Aligning social investing with nature's timescales @ Page 566 CHAPTER 41: Shareholder stewardship: A case of (Re) Embedding the institutional investors and the corporation @ Page 581 CHAPTER 42: Green bonds and Beyond: Debt financing as a sustainability driver @ Page 596 CHAPTER 43: Conflicts and coalitions: Drivers of European corporate sustainability reforms @ Page 611 CHAPTER 44: Gender as a catalyst for corpoate reform @ Page 627 CHAPTER 45: Amenable controls: How companies influence law, Reputation and Morals @ Page 641 CHAPTER 46: Social Enterprise law: Friend or Foe to ccorporate Sustainability @ Page 655 CHAPTER 47: Ceryifying 'Good' Companies: A comparative study of regulatory Design @ Page 669 CHAPTER 48: The cooperative as a platform for sustainable Busness Operations @ Page 682 CHAPTER 49: Realising the potential of the Board for corporate sustainability @ Page 696 CHAPTER 50: Corporate law, corporate governance and the pursuit of sustainability @ Page 713