Part I: Corporate Reform 1. Corporate Schizophrenia: The Institutional Origins of Corporate Social Irresponsibility Paddy Ireland 2. Destruction by Ideological Pretence: The Case of Shareholder Primacy Gordon Pearson 3. The Separate Legal Entity and the Architecture of the Modern Corporation Jeroen Veldman 4. Dismantling the Legal Myth of Shareholder Primacy: The Corporation as a Sustainable Market Actor Beate Sjåfjell 5. Climate Change, Business Transformation Mick Blowfield 6. Capitalism: Why Companies are Unfit for Social Purpose and How they Might be Reformed Lorraine Talbot 7. Section 172 of the Companies Act 2006: Desperate Times Call for Soft Law Measures Georgina Tsagas 8.

Corporate Governance, Responsibility and Compassion: Why we should Care Charlotte Villiers 9. Beyond Shareholder Primacy--The Case for Workers' Voice in Corporate Governance Janet Williamson 10. The New Corporate Movement 9 Nina Boeger Part II: Enterprise Diversity 11. Recognising Facts in Economic Democracy David Erdal 12. Can Reduced Shareholder Power Enable Corporate Stakeholder Accountability? The Case of Triodos Bank Stuart Cooper 13. The Arrival of B Corps in Britain: Another Milestone Towards a More Nuanced Economy? David Hunter 14. Danish Foundations and Cooperatives as Forms of Corporate Governance: Origins and Impacts on Firm Strategies and Societies Peer Hull Kristensen and Glenn Morgan 15. What's in a Name? Reflections on the Marginalisation of the Co-operative as an Organisational Form Anita Mangan 16.

The Internationalisation of the FairShares Model: Where Agency Meets Structure in US and UK Company Law Rory Ridley-Duff 17. The Politics, Policy, Popular Perception and Practice of Social Enterprise in the Twenty-first Century Dan Gregory 18. Lessons from the Community Interest Company Nina Boeger, Sara Burgess and Julie Ellison.