CORPORATE LAW: PROFIT, POWER, PRINCIPLES: Corporate Activism, Human Rights, and the Business Environment
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CORPORATE LAW: PROFIT, POWER, PRINCIPLES: Corporate Activism, Human Rights, and the Business Environment

by Eric Engle

business ethics Human Rights Law Corporate Activism
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Corporate Law: Profit, Power, Principles explores the relationship between corporate law and the forces shaping modern business. Focusing on corporate activism, human rights, and the business environment, it considers how legal principles, commercial interests, and broader social concerns intersect.

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This book examines corporate law in relation to profit, power, and guiding principles.

It considers corporate activism as part of the modern business environment.

Human rights are presented as a central concern in understanding the responsibilities and effects of corporate activity.

The work offers a broad, interdisciplinary perspective on how legal and business considerations intersect.

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