1. Responsible investing in an unsustainable world -- 2. The influence of responsible investment -- 3. Fiduciary finance law -- 4. Fiduciary law in retail and institutional finance -- 5. Sovereign wealth funds -- 6. The public fiduciary : in nature's trust.

This article examines whether socially responsible investing (SRI) may be legally permissible if it fulfils the <italic>will of the beneficiaries</italic> in a fiduciary relationship, and considers potential legal reforms to give better effect to the interests of beneficiaries. It thus examines a relatively...

pt. I. Climate justice -- pt. II. Expanding the scope of the climate change legal regimes -- pt. III. The clean development mechanism and mitigation strategies -- pt. IV. Climate policy bridging the north and south

Purpose This chapter assesses the impact of socially responsible investing (SRI) in terms of its role in governance. Governance refers to the rules, incentives, institutions and philosophies for coordinating, controlling and supervising behaviour. The SRI sector purports to be a mechanism of...