Enforcement of Actions in Corporate Law by Non-Shareholder Constituencies - by Tshepo Herbert Mongalo (Hardcover)

About the Book

"This book argues that corporate law ought to empower non-shareholder interests and that non-shareholder constituencies must be protected by a complementary enforcement framework"--

Book Synopsis

This book argues that corporate law ought to empower non-shareholder interests and that non-shareholder constituencies must be protected by a complementary enforcement framework.

Review Quotes

This work offers a powerful critique of the traditional shareholder-focused corporate law that has long dominated the US and UK. It challenges the exclusion of key stakeholdersmdash;employees, creditors, and communitiesmdash;from corporate decision-making. Through a comparative lens, it highlights South Africarsquo;s 2008 Companies Act as a beacon of progress, offering a more inclusive legal framework that empowers non-shareholder voices. This work calls for a bold reimagining of corporate law, one that balances profit with purpose, and champions a future where all stakeholders are heard, valued, and protected.

About the Author

Tshepo Herbert Mongalo is professor of corporate law at the University of the Witwatersrand's School of Law.