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Shedding New Light on Multinational Corporations and Human Rights : Promises and Limits of 'Blockchainizing' the Global Supply Chain
Tsai, Chang-hsien; Lin, Ching-Fu - 2023
Over the last few decades, advances in transportation and production technology, in conjunction with economic globalization and the emergence of multinational corporations, have consolidated fragmented production processes into long and complex supply chains across jurisdictions. While there are...
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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
Backer, Larry Catá - 2016
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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Curbing supply-chain human rights violations through trade and due diligence : possible WTO concerns raised by the EU conflict minerals regulation
Partiti, Enrico; Velde, Steffen van der - In: Journal of world trade : law, economic policy, public policy 51 (2017) 6, pp. 1043-1068
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The global regulation of supply chains and human rights : linked but fractured
Mende, Janne - In: The supply chain : a system in crisis, (pp. 41-60). 2024
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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
Stylogiannis, Charalampos - In: International labour review 162 (2023) 1, pp. 123-145
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The Regulatory Impact of Using Public Procurement to Promote Better Labour in Corporate Supply Chains
Howe, John - 2011
This chapter examines the potential of government procurement as a mechanism for improving job quality and alleviating poverty and proposes ways in which these mechanisms can be strengthened so as to make them more effective. The promotion of higher labour standards through government...
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Achieving Indonesian palm oil farm-to-table traceability through ISPO-RSPO harmonization
Pareira, Samuel Pablo - 2023
industry in Indonesia through the presence of two different certification schemes: the voluntary, global market …
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Soft Means and Hard Challenges : Fundamental Discrepancies and the Promise of Non-Binding Arbitration for International Framework Agreements
Rosado Marzán, César F. - 2014
Globalization has led to union decline almost universally across the world's capitalist democracies. But despite globalization, global labor unions have been able to sign International Framework Agreements (“IFAs”) with more than 110 multinational corporations that cover about 9 million...
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Global Medicine : Is it Ethical or Morally Justifiable for Doctors and Other Healthcare Workers to Go on Strike?
Chima, Sylvester - 2014
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