The impact of globalisation - and a greater understanding of the effects of business activities on the environment, local communities, developing nations, employees, customers, suppliers and creditors - has given additional impetus to the corporate social responsibility movement. Key concepts...

This paper was presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law. It examines the lessons learned from the Southern Bluefin Tuna litigation, the strategies and considerations for pursuing litigation against Japan to protect whale species and in...

Public procurement occupies a significant component of economic activity. In addition to extracting efficiencies from the private sector to deliver goods and services sourced by governments, public procurement policies play an important role in achieving sustainability goals, including social,...

Purpose – The multilateral liberalisation of trade in education under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) has achieved little progress. In a bid to overcome this lacklustre education trade liberalisation under the World Trade Organization (WTO), the purpose of this paper is to...