Known for its international approach to corporate governance and its accessible nature, Corporate Governance has established itself as an invaluable text for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Author Christine A. Mallin introduces students to the theories and development of corporate governance, illustrating the theories with case studies and examples from the press. The book also features a comprehensive section on international governance, including an examination of governance issues in China, India, and Brazil. New to this Edition * Updated to address changes in corporate governance that have been driven by the banking crisis, with more attention paid to directors' remuneration * Emphasizes corporate social responsibility in order to reflect its growing importance in organizations around the world * Offers expanded coverage of NGOs, public sector, and non-profit organizations and charities * Addresses recent developments in codes and guidelines, including the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act and NAPF Responsible Investment Guidance * Includes new coverage of private equity and sovereign wealth funds and shareholder proposals * Provides new case studies on Rio Tinto, AIG, Deutsche Bank, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, and more The text is accompanied by an Online Resource Center with PowerPoint-based presentations for instructors, and fill-in-the-blank questions, crosswords, updates on changes in corporate governance codes and practices, links to useful online resources, and an author's blog for students.