EM/ProfPaul Redmond
Emeritus Professor
Faculty of Law
FUNDED RESEARCH
The measure of company interests and the legal scope of accommodation that may be extended to non-shareholder stakeholder interests.
Corporate responsibility for negative social impacts of business operations whose internalization is not legally mandated.
The legitimate scope and significance of the corporate social responsibility movement.
The mechanisms, existing and potential, under international human rights law and corporate practice for extending the reach of human rights standards to non-state actors such as corporations.
Corporation in society: the evolving compact between business and society, and its significance for corporate law.
Corporate responsibility for negative social impacts of business operations whose internalization is not legally mandated.
The legitimate scope and significance of the corporate social responsibility movement.
The mechanisms, existing and potential, under international human rights law and corporate practice for extending the reach of human rights standards to non-state actors such as corporations.
Corporation in society: the evolving compact between business and society, and its significance for corporate law.