Global Perspectives on Corporate Governance and CSR

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Contents: Foreword Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in context, GA ler Aras and David Crowther Part 1 Regional Perspectives and Diversity: Applying corporate governance in Europe, Maria Aluchna The evolution of corporate governance in Japan: the case of vertical Keiretsu groups, Nabyla Daidj Corporate social responsibility in Latin America: multiple realities, different perspectives, Mariana Lima Bandeira and Fernando LA^3pez-Parra Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility practices in Africa, Musa Obalola, Kamil Omoteso and Ismail Adelopo. Part 2 Local Perspectives: Evolution of corporate governance and potential contribution of developing countries, A-zer Ertuna and Bengi Ertuna Corporate social responsibility among SMEs in Uzbekistan, Azim Raimbaev Corporate governance in family firms: a comparison between Italy and Turkey, Kubra Sehirli The missing ingredient to an effective corporate governance system in Lebanon, Suzanne Charbaji. Part 3 Theoretical Perspectives: An enterprise theory of legal obligation for corporate social responsibility, Kurt Strasser Implementing corporate social responsibility: a creative tension between regulation and corporate initiatives?, Thomas Clarke and Alice Klettner Convergence: a prognosis, GA ler Aras and David Crowther. Index.