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In an age of platform dominance, cross-border conglomerates and data-driven markets, traditional corporate governance tools are no longer enough. Corporate Power & Shareholder Accountability examines how the European Union, United States and China use corporate law, competition law and sustainability regulation to discipline private economic power. Drawing on the Shareholder Rights Directive II, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, the proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, EU competition law, Delaware fiduciary doctrine and China's evolving Company Law framework, Precious Muleya offers a rigorous yet accessible analysis of: - shareholders' rights and long-term engagement - directors' duties, ESG oversight and board accountability - market dominance, antitrust enforcement and corporate control - the governance implications of digital platforms and AI regulation This book argues that sustainable accountability requires integrated regulation: disclosure, participation, enforcement and competition rules must work together to align corporate behaviour with societal goals. For lawyers, regulators, postgraduate students and governance professionals, this book provides an indispensable framework for understanding how leading global economies confront the challenges of corporate power in the twenty-first century.

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