Law & Self-Regulation

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This book is designed for business students new to law and law students seeking insight into the business aspects of their field. It offers a practical overview of the interplay between law and business, focusing on corporate strategy development and implementation. Grounded in extensive research, it explores key business concepts such as company reputation, compliance, corporate social responsibility, business environment, value, strategy, marketing, legal function, and risk management. Legal concepts like law, regulation, human rights, contracts, and dispute resolution are examined concerning their roles and impacts on corporate strategy. The aim is to integrate legal and business perspectives for informed strategic decision-making, utilizing concepts such as regulatory environment analysis, strategic input and output, and regulatory risk and opportunity. Key features include a presentation of the regulatory environment from various angles, relevant articles from codes and treaties for comprehensive study, and references to online regulatory resources. The text engages readers with contemporary issues, highlighting the relevance of law in business practice. Additionally, it offers end-of-chapter English-Dutch translations of key terms and an accompanying website for students and lecturers, providing access to supplementary materials like PowerPoint slides, self-evaluation questions, summaries, and a bibliography.