Corporate Law and Sustainability from the Next Generation of Lawyers

Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction The Millennial Generation and the Post‑pandemic Future of Corporate Law and Sustainability\nPart One Governing and Financing Responsible Business\n1 Reconciling Corporate Social Responsibility with Executive Compensation\n2 Decolonizing and Reinvigorating Economic Development in Indigenous Communities Through Cooperative Ownership\n3 Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards: Much Ado About Mandatory Quotas?\n4 Crowdfunding for Social Impact Bonds: A Theoretical Solution to Difficulties in Practice\nPart Two CSR as Risk Management in Industry Practice\n5 Bell, Let’s Talk About Reputational Risk and Opportunity\n6 Elephants Among Chickens: Responsible Lobbying and the Fossil Fuel Industry in the Transition to Net-Zero\n7 Reparations or Reputation: The Paradox of CSR and the Alcohol Industry\n8 Behind the Veil: An Analysis of Fast Fashion Retailers’ Engagement with Sustainable Supply Chain Management\nPart Three Corporate Accountability and Regulation\n9 The Return of Robin Hood: A New Kind of Shareholder Activism\n10 Avoiding Tax Avoidance as the Socially Responsible Thing to Do\n11 Closing the Accountability Gap? Early Lessons from the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise\n12 The Search for Corporate Accountability in Transnational Business and Human Rights\nContributors\nIndex