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This book critically examines the legal and regulatory framework for environmental social governance (ESG) regulation in the South African hemisphere. It focuses on the compliance of local and international companies with ESG requirements in Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries in promoting shared values through good governance practices. The book discusses the above in a legal context, with particular attention to Southern African corporate laws and the legal and regulatory frameworks related to human rights and environmental law in SADC.
The book is valuable for students, practitioners, and researchers.
Contents
An Analysis Of The Sustainable Investment Performance of SADC Listed Firms.- A Critique of the Role of Social and Ethics Committees in Amplifying the stakeholder Voice Under Company Law in South Africa: Lessons from the UK's Corporate Governance Code.- Board Composition And Firm Performance: Empirical Evidence From Jse Listed Real Estate Firms.- Climate-Related Financial Risks And Their Implications For Financial Stability: A New Challenge For South African Regulators.- Corporate Governance Challenges Associated with Government Ownership In State-Owned Enterprises In South Africa And Zimbabwe.- Enforcing Shared Value and Corporate Accountability in Namibia's Green Hydrogen Sector.- From the Sullivan Principles to unilateral codes of conduct by mining companies: Assessing the effectiveness of codes of conduct in regulating labour standards and bringing sustainability in the South African mining.- Mind the governance gap: ESG-related litigation for environmental harm in the Kabwe Class Action.- Strengthening Citizenship Participation Towards Sustainable Development In Zambia Through Economic Inclusion In Environmental Management.- The commitment to contribute to the well-being of various stakeholders: A focus on South African Social and Labour Plans.
