Abstract
The author examines the basic principles of socially responsible investing (SRI) in a global context. The monograph reviews various portfolio approaches to SRI, various stakeholder responsibilities and roles, and common SRI accounting and disclosure concerns. The author also reviews the literature surrounding SRI. She concludes that the SRI discipline must recognize when it is reasonable and feasible to connect social and environmental issues to financial decisions and when they should not be connected because of the likelihood of market failure.
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