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Book SynopsisThe relationship between economic or social or political activity and risk is widely recognised at a societal level, a market level and a business level, and equally widely discussed. The relationship between governance and risk at all of these levels is equally widely recognised but much less widely discussed. But the consequences of poor governance in this arena have been exposed to all in the recent financial and economic crisis as financial institutions and even countries have collapsed or come close to collapsing. The relationship between governance and risk is particularly important in the global environment in which we operate and needs to be more fully discussed and theorised. This book is designed to address important aspects of this topic and set it within the context of the global business and societal environment.
Table of ContentsIndex. List of Contributors. Introduction. Sustainable Practice: The Real Triple Bottom Line. Is CSR in Crisis?. Understanding Stakeholder Activism, Managing Transparency Risk. Corporate Risks and Responsibilities in Low Carbon Economy. Governance and Socially Responsible Energy Consumption. Governance in Capital Market Institutions. The Element of Risk in Relation to Importing from Lesser Developed Countries Using Preferential Tariffs. Governance, Risk and Stakeholder Engagement: What Lessons can be Learnt from Mining?. The Territorial Social Responsibility in the City of Volta Redonda, Brazil: The Case of CSN. Deciphering the Diverse Nature of Corporate Governance in the Indian Public Sector: A Study of Public Sector Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) Company. About the contributors. The Governance of Risk. Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility. Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility. Copyright page.
