Klaus J. Hopt & Gunther Teubner 
Corporate Governance and Directors’ Liabilities [PDF ebook] 
Legal, Economic and Sociological Analyses on Corporate Social Responsibility

Frontmatter — Foreword — Table of Contents — Chapter I. Theoretical Framework and Legal Foundations — The Legal Development of Corporate Responsibility — The Economic Context of Corporate Social Responsibility — Responsibility in Corporate Action: A Sociologist’s View — Chapter II. Strategies of Institutionalizing Corporate Social Responsibility — Corporate Social Responsibility: Interests and Goals — Public Interest Representation: Economic and Social Policy Inside the Enterprise — Chapter III. Directors’ Duties and Liabilities — Corporate Fiduciary Duties and Their Beneficiaries — The Economic Functions of Corporate Liability — Board Members’ Liability for Damages — The Private Law Enforcement of Directors’ Duties — Chapter IV. Disclosure and Social Reporting — Self-Dealing and Use of Corporate Opportunity and Information: Regulating Directors’ Conflicts of Interest — Disclosure as Preventive Enforcement — Disclosure, Insider Information and Capital Market Functions — Corporate Social Reporting and Auditing: Theory and Practice — Rescue Operations in Business Crises — Chapter V. Outside Representation on the Boards: Conflicts of Interest — The Enterprise as a Political System — Dual Loyalty of Labor Representatives — Annex — Biographical Sketches of the Authors — Table of Cases — Index — 464