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Accountability, International Business Operations, and the Law: Providing Justice for Corporate Human Rights Violations in Global Value Chains |
Liesbeth Enneking; Ivo Giesen; Anne-Jetske Schaap; Cedric Ryngaert; Francois Kristen; Lucas Roorda
Routledge
Accountability, International Business Operations, and the Law: Providing Justice for Corporate Human Rights Violations in Global Value Chains
Justice without borders
Authors

Jennifer Zerk

ARI Id

1665836815688_13897107

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

105-125

DOI

10.4324/9781351127165-6

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General perspectives
1-85
Introduction
Ivo Giesen; Liesbeth Enneking; François Kristen; Lucas Roorda; Cedric Ryngaert; Anne-Jetske Schaap
3-17
Whose responsibilities? The responsibility of the “business enterprise” to respect human rights
Björn Fasterling
18-37
National Contact Points under OECD’s Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
Karin Buhmann
38-59
Unpacking accountability in business and human rights
Larry Catá Backer
60-85
Accountability through international law mechanisms
87-144
The effectiveness of international arbitration to provide remedy for business-related human rights abuses
Katerina Yiannibas
89-104
Justice without borders
Jennifer Zerk
105-125
Ignorantia facti excusat?
Daniëlla Dam-de Jong
126-144
Accountability through domestic public law mechanisms
145-216
From “too big to be governed” to “not too big to be responsible”?
François Kristen; Jessy Emaus
147-169
Holding businessmen criminally liable for international crimes
Marjolein Cupido; Mark J Hornman; Wim Huisman
170-191
Legally binding duties for corporations under domestic criminal law not to commit modern slavery
Anne-Jetske Schaap
192-216
Accountability through domestic private law mechanisms
217-278
Limited liability and separate corporate personality in multinational corporate groups
Paul Dowling
219-238
The Swiss popular initiative on responsible business
Nicolas Bueno
239-258
The mismatch between human rights policies and contract law
Martijn Scheltema
259-278
Conclusion
279-296
Accountability, international business operations, and the law
Cedric Ryngaert; Ivo Giesen; Lucas Roorda; Liesbeth Enneking; François Kristen; Anne-Jetske Schaap
281-296
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