Capital, Melting Glaciers and 2°C

Sustainable Corporate Governance in 21st century. This book is dedicated to those, who wish for a stress-free natural environment for themselves, their children and their children’s children. The narrative tells the story of how investments - a critical factor in the global economy - can mitigate the impact of climate change. Finding a way for the key corporate governance players to reconcile economic and sustainable development criteria is the main theme. This is a point that needs to be understood by the global community, because, unlike financial crises, the ill effects of global warming can not be reversed.

Working on sustainable development issues from the vantage point of corporate governance is a continuous journey, as new topical phenomena emerge and their proper place must be found in the scientific narrative.

Preface
The evolution and multi-faceted nature of sustainable development: the business and corporate governance perspective

• Appendix № 1

Corporate covernance and sustainable development: a nonsystemic review of academic studies
What is the driving force behind the englargement of the corporate governance domain - from capital markets towards sustainable development?
The changing profile of stakeholders and the sustainable corporate governance "Take over" of global supply chains
Ice melting, corporate governance and disclosure of information

• Appendix № 2

Corporate boards and sustainable development: leading the change or upholding the status quo

• Appendix № 3

Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography