Facets of Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility in India

Harpreet Kaur is Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Corporate Law and Governance at National Law University, Delhi. She teaches Corporate Law, Securities Regulations, and Competition Law. She is Fulbright Scholar in Residence and US State-sponsored International Visitor Leadership Programme Fellow. She has served as Chair of Indian Council for Cultural Relations and Professor of Indian Studies at Leibniz University, Hannover, Germany from October 2015 to April 2016. She is Visiting Professor at Faculty of Law, University of Bergen, Norway. She has co-authored many books with Dr. Avtar Singh and has a number of international paper publications to her credit..

• Shareholders’ engagement and sustainability of companies - keynote speech.- Corporate governance failures as a cause of increasing corpornate frauds in india – an analysis.- Mitigating white collar crimes: a governance reform agenda.- Establishmet, inspection and public disclosure of audit quality indicators.-  Decoding corporate governance and insolvency related issues in india.- Conceptualizing citizens involvement in governance.- Environmental governance: compliances and consequences.-Shari’ah governance: a solution to corporate governance problem.- Examining some options for deducting csr expenses: a south african perspective.- Corporate social responsibility and the role of government.- The sreni- drawing the legacy of csr in india.- Taxation and mandatory csr in india: the perplexity persists.- Social responsibility investment: an en-route to attain social responsibility objectives by the corporations.