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Firms are under increasing pressure to meet stakeholders’ demand for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) along their global value chains. We study the incentives for and investments in CSR at different stages of the production process. We analyze a model of sequential production with...

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Integrating Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) Into Model Supply Chain Contracts

Sherman, John - 2023

This paper discusses an effort of creative lawyering by a Working Group of the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association to help enable business clients to prevent and mitigate human rights abuse in their supply chains. A Working Group of the Business Section of the American Bar...

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Governance Polycentrism or Regulated Self-Regulation — Rule Systems for Human Rights Impacts of Economic Activity Where National, Private and International Regimes Collide

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links politically posited law and private governance in what could be called an externally regulated self-regulation. In … linkages that tie the governance systems of states, enterprises and international bodies in the regulation of the human rights … new multi-systemic hierarchies of regulation, that one can see emerge the nature of “law” in the 21st century …

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Effects of a supply chain regulation : survey-based results on the expected effects of the German Supply Chains Act

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The European Commission is planning a new regulation for mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence (Due … an EU due diligence regulation by presenting results of a recent survey conducted by the German Economic Institute (IW … companies expect from the introduction of this German regulation. The results from the survey indicate that the introduction of …

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Business and Human Rights : The Challenge of Putting Principles into Practice and Regulating Global Supply Chains

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This article examines a company's responsibility to respect human rights, focusing in particular on corporate global supply chains. While global supply chains have long been associated with a range of human rights violations, a number of recent legislative initiatives both in Australia and...

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The global regulation of supply chains and human rights : linked but fractured

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Freedom of association and collective bargaining in the platform economy : a human rights-based approach and an ever-increasing mobilization of workers

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