Social Audit Regulation

Social Audit - A Mess or Means in CSR Assessment.- New Challenges for Internal Audit - Corporate Social Responsibility Aspects.- The Contribution of the Australian Audit Profession to Social and Environmental Governance.- United States Accounting, Social Audits and Sustainability: Will COSO Help Corporations Make the Connection?.- Social Audit Regulation Within NGOs Sector: Practices of NGOs Operating in Bangladesh and Indonesia.- Social Audit for Raising CSR Performance of Banking Corporations in Bangladesh.- Corporate Social Responsibility Assurance, Theory, Regulations and Practice in China.- Social Audit: A Case Study of Companies listed on ISE BM & Bovespa.- Corporate Climate Change-related Auditing Disclosure Practices: Are Companies Doing Enough?.- Social Audit in the Supply Chains Sector.- AA1000: An Analysis of Accountability and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Contemporary Context.- History and Significance of CSR and Social Audit in Business: A Regulatory Framework.- Defining a Methodology for Social Audit Based on the Social Responsibility Level of Corporations.- Developing a Framework for the Regulation of Social Audit.- Corporate Social Accountability Through Environmental Management: Framework to Facilitate the Role of Accounting .

Mia Rahim is a lecturer in law in the QUT Business School at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Previously, he taught law units at Macquarie University where he was pursuing his PhD with a Research Excellence Scholarship. He did his LLB with Honours and LLM from Dhaka University; LLM in International Economic Law from Warwick University as a Chevening Scholar; MPA from LKY School of Public Policy with NUS Graduate Scholarship. Before he joined academia, he was a lawyer and Joint District and Sessions Judge in Bangladesh. He also worked for the Law Commission and the High Court of Bangladesh.

Mia has contributed to internationally reputed conferences and journals; some of the journals he has been published in are the Journal of Business Ethics, Law and Financial Market Review, Common Law World Review, Competition and Change, and Australian Journal of Asian Law. A special issue of the Transnational Corporation Review was published under his editorship. Palgrave Macmillan, Gower and Springer have also published his recent book chapters, encyclopaedia and dictionary entries. Two of his research monographs were published by Springer in 2013-2014. He is a member of the Center for Legal Governance of Macquarie University and Technical Committee for Asian Consumer Protection Research Network.

Samuel O Idowu is a senior lecturer in Accounting and Corporate Social Responsibility at the London Guildhall Faculty of Business and Law, London Metropolitan University where he was course organizer for Accounting Joint degrees, Course Leader/Personal Academic Adviser (PAA) for students taking Accounting Major/Minor and Accounting Joint degrees and currently Course Leader for Accounting and Banking degree. Samuel is a Professor of CSR and Sustainability at Nanjing University of Finance & Economics, China. He is a fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a Liveryman of the