Hung-Gay Fung, Tsiang Chair Professor of Chinese Studies, College of Business Administration, University of Missouri – St Louis, US, Sheryl A. Law, Peregreen Group LLC, US and Jot Yau, Robert D. O’Brien Endowed Chair of Business Administration and Professor of Finance, Seattle University, US

‘. . . the book is engaging and informative, and provides useful insights to the reader whether an educator, practitioner, student, investor, banker, public agency, or NGO. It would be appropriate for library collections and as a text in the tertiary education sector.’

• Contents: 1. Socially Responsible Investment: Opportunities, Challenges, and Practices 2. SRI Approaches and Criteria 3. Incentives, Alternatives, and Financial Performance of SRI 4. Environmental Issues 5. Social, Ethical, and Religious Issues 6. Corporate Governance Issues, Corporate Policy, and Corporate Social Responsibility Practices 7. Practice of SRI by Institutional Investors, Non-Governmental Organizations, and Supranational Agencies 8. Socially Responsible Investment and Global Banking 9. Outlook and Conclusion Index

Hung-Gay Fung, Tsiang Chair Professor of Chinese Studies, College of Business Administration, University of Missouri – St Louis, US, Sheryl A. Law, Peregreen Group LLC, US and Jot Yau, Robert D. O’Brien Endowed Chair of Business Administration and Professor of Finance, Seattle University, US

‘. . . the book is engaging and informative, and provides useful insights to the reader whether an educator, practitioner, student, investor, banker, public agency, or NGO. It would be appropriate for library collections and as a text in the tertiary education sector.’

• Contents: 1. Socially Responsible Investment: Opportunities, Challenges, and Practices 2. SRI Approaches and Criteria 3. Incentives, Alternatives, and Financial Performance of SRI 4. Environmental Issues 5. Social, Ethical, and Religious Issues 6. Corporate Governance Issues, Corporate Policy, and Corporate Social Responsibility Practices 7. Practice of SRI by Institutional Investors, Non-Governmental Organizations, and Supranational Agencies 8. Socially Responsible Investment and Global Banking 9. Outlook and Conclusion Index

Hung-Gay Fung, Tsiang Chair Professor of Chinese Studies, College of Business Administration, University of Missouri – St Louis, US, Sheryl A. Law, Peregreen Group LLC, US and Jot Yau, Robert D. O’Brien Endowed Chair of Business Administration and Professor of Finance, Seattle University, US

‘. . . the book is engaging and informative, and provides useful insights to the reader whether an educator, practitioner, student, investor, banker, public agency, or NGO. It would be appropriate for library collections and as a text in the tertiary education sector.’

• Contents: 1. Socially Responsible Investment: Opportunities, Challenges, and Practices 2. SRI Approaches and Criteria 3. Incentives, Alternatives, and Financial Performance of SRI 4. Environmental Issues 5. Social, Ethical, and Religious Issues 6. Corporate Governance Issues, Corporate Policy, and Corporate Social Responsibility Practices 7. Practice of SRI by Institutional Investors, Non-Governmental Organizations, and Supranational Agencies 8. Socially Responsible Investment and Global Banking 9. Outlook and Conclusion Index