In a world where the annual income of the five largest business corporations is more than double the combined GNPs of the 50 poorest countries, the need for meaningful standards of corporate social responsibility should be obvious. The analyses in this volume provide an excellent starting point for those anxious to move the agenda forward in this area that, despite the efforts of many companies, often seems so intractable. The book will be of immeasurable value to all professionals and academics in relevant fields of law, policy, and business. Table of Contents: Foreword by Emilio J. Cardenas Ch. 1 The global responsibility of business by Ramon Mullerat Ch. 2 Business ethics by Rosamund Thomas Ch. 3 CSR and corporate governance by Mark Walsh and John Lowry Ch. 4 The soul of the corporation by Gerald Milward-Oliver Ch. 5 Corporate social responsibility and public policy by Felix Martin Ch. 6 Corporate social responsibility in a changing corporate world by Jerome J. Shestack Ch. 7 The triple bottom line : building shareholder value by James Roselle Ch. 8 Labour standards and corporate social responsibility : the need for a planetary bargain by Michael Hopkins and Ivor Hopkins Ch. 9 Corporate social responsibility and the environment - our common future by Marcelle Shoop Ch. 10 Corporate social responsibility and human rights by Josep M. Lozano and Mafia Prandi Ch. 11 Corporate social responsibility and international human rights law by David Kinley Ch. 12 The tripartite declaration of principles concerning multinational enterprises by Phillip H. Rudolph Ch. 13 The global Sullivan principles of corporate social responsibility by Phillip H. Rudolph Ch. 14 The Caux round table principles for business : decision-making matrix for a more moral capitalism by Stephen B. Young Ch. 15 The global compact by Hans Corell Ch. 16 Promoting corporate responsibility : the OECD g