Legal Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility

Jeehye You specializes in corporate governance, white-collar crime, business law, comparative law, sustainable development and the legal perspectives on corporate social responsibility (CSR). She has published articles on corporate governance reforms and business issues in comparative perspective. As a founder and chairperson of the Center for Global Law Initiatives (CGLI) at Galgotias School of Law, Professor You encourages advanced research and education to address global legal challenges by initiating a creative dialog among faculty, students, and legal experts in the world, facilitating the Center’s innovative and cooperative research. She is also engaged in legal and CSR practices as Advisor of CSR Initiatives at Korean Cultural Centre India, Embassy of the Republic of Korea and Global Regional Expert of law in the United States and India at Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). She has been Visiting Scholar at University of Delhi, and Global Research Fellow of Global Legislation Research Center at Korea Legislation Research Institute (KLRI). She earned a J.S.D. (Doctor of Law) from Washington University School of Law with Marion C. Early Scholarship for her academic excellence, an LL.M. from The George Washington University Law School, and an LL.B. and an LL.M. from Ajou University with Chancellor’s Award.

Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. What is Corporate Social Responsibility?.- Chapter 3. American Theoretical Debates Over CSR.- Chapter 4. U.S. Law and CSR Implementation.- Chapter 5. Korean Theoretical Approach to CSR.- Chapter 6. Korean law and CSR implementation.- Chapter 7. Conclusion.