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Corruption as a Violation of International Human Rights

Peters, Anne - 2016

It is a fact that states with a high corruption rate (or a high corruption perception) are at the same time those with … corruption and deficient human rights protection. This is in practical terms relevant, because the extant international norms … against corruption have so far yielded only modest success; their implementation could be improved with the help of human …

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Transnational Corporations and Repression of Political Rights and Civil Liberties : An Empirical Analysis

Busse, Matthias - 2004

Transnational Corporations are often accused by non-governmental organisations of ignoring fundamental democratic rights, such as civil liberties and political rights, in the countries of their investments. This paper attempts to explore empirically the complex relationship between foreign...

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The Accountability of Multinational Corporations for Human Rights Violations : A Critical Analysis of Select Mechanisms and Their Potential to Protect Economic, Social and Cultural...

Kinyua, Paul Kenneth - 2010

The primary question that this research aims to answer is: how effective are the emergent norms and mechanisms to hold MNCs accountable for human rights violations, especially with regard to accountability for violations of economic, social and cultural rights in developing countries? The...

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Globalization and its impact on human rights

Senthil, Kumar G.; S., Sangeetha.; Manickam, Mariappan - 2005

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International Human Rights Aspects of Repatriating Israeli Settlers from the West Bank

Ronen, Yael - 2020

Legal discourse on the status of Israeli settlers in the West Bank revolves almost exclusively on the (il)legality of the Israeli government's settlements project and its consequences as a matter of state responsibility. It often concludes that Israel must dismantle the settlements. The present...

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Tax havens and international human rights

Beckett, Paul - 2018

chapter Introduction -- chapter 1 Overview of tax havens and international finance centres -- chapter 2 Offshore structures: accountability avoidance -- chapter 3 Beneficial ownership avoidance -- chapter 4 Tax avoidance and tax evasion -- chapter 5 The Isle of Man and the international human...

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Visualizing an International Human Right to Self-Sufficiency

Jankowski, Haley - 2017

More than half a century ago, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a set of standards and rights to institute global protections. State leaders believed that these international human rights were basic rights that all people deserved and needed. Over the years, new rights have grown from...

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Federalism and Horizontality in International Human Rights

McGuinness, Margaret E. - 2011

This commentary to the 2008 Missouri Law Symposium, “Return to Missouri v. Holland: Federalism and International law,” critiques the intersystemic/pluralist framework as a tool for analyzing the process of international human rights norm diffusion. While I argue that intersystemic approaches...

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Introduction to international development : approaches, actors, and issues

Haslam, Paul A. (ed.); Schafer, Jessica (contributor); … - 2012 - 2. ed.

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Human rights and international political economy in third world nations : multinational corporations, foreign aid, and repression

Meyer, William H. - 1998 - 1. publ.

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