Corporate Power and the Protection of Human Rights in Equilibrium
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Auteurs : Wasima KhanSource :
- Security and Human Rights [ 1874-7337 ] ; 2013.
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- Address child labour, April, Aspen institute, August, Best practices, Blood diamond, Business activities, Business corporations, Business enterprises, Case study, Cell phone, Child slavery, Child slaves, Chocolate bars, Chocolonely, Chocolonely chocolate bars, Clarendon press, Cocoa, Cocoa industry, Cocoa supply chain, Conflict mineral, Conflict minerals, Corporate authority, Corporate directors, Corporate power, Corporate responsibility, Democratic republic, Diligence guidance, Diligence guidelines, Drucker forum, Duke research blog, Eastern part, Edward elgar publishing, Electronic makers, Electronics factories, Entrepreneurship, European commission, European level, Fair labor association report, Federal sentencing guidelines, Ferrero cocoa supply chain, Financial crisis, Flag locations, Freedom project, Good management practices, Government agencies, Government fund, Greenleaf publishing, Hart publishing, Harvard business press, Huffington post, Human costs, Human rights, Human rights abuses, Human rights organizations, Human rights violations, Indirect support, International affairs, International publishing, Land frontiers, Oecd, Oecd publishing, Policy makers, Responsible cocoa community programs, Responsible manner, Responsible supply chain, Responsible supply chains, Rights litigation, Rights violations, Second edition, Security council sanctions committee, Shareholder, Social enterprise, Social enterprises, Social entrepreneurs, Social entrepreneurship, Social goals, Social responsibility, Societal goals, Soft power, Special representative, State governments, Supply chain, Wall street journal, West africa, Western markets, York times.
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- Address child labour, April, Aspen institute, August, Best practices, Blood diamond, Business activities, Business corporations, Business enterprises, Case study, Cell phone, Child slavery, Child slaves, Chocolate bars, Chocolonely, Chocolonely chocolate bars, Clarendon press, Cocoa, Cocoa industry, Cocoa supply chain, Conflict mineral, Conflict minerals, Corporate authority, Corporate directors, Corporate power, Corporate responsibility, Democratic republic, Diligence guidance, Diligence guidelines, Drucker forum, Duke research blog, Eastern part, Edward elgar publishing, Electronic makers, Electronics factories, Entrepreneurship, European commission, European level, Fair labor association report, Federal sentencing guidelines, Ferrero cocoa supply chain, Financial crisis, Flag locations, Freedom project, Good management practices, Government agencies, Government fund, Greenleaf publishing, Hart publishing, Harvard business press, Huffington post, Human costs, Human rights, Human rights abuses, Human rights organizations, Human rights violations, Indirect support, International affairs, International publishing, Land frontiers, Oecd, Oecd publishing, Policy makers, Responsible cocoa community programs, Responsible manner, Responsible supply chain, Responsible supply chains, Rights litigation, Rights violations, Second edition, Security council sanctions committee, Shareholder, Social enterprise, Social enterprises, Social entrepreneurs, Social entrepreneurship, Social goals, Social responsibility, Societal goals, Soft power, Special representative, State governments, Supply chain, Wall street journal, West africa, Western markets, York times.
Abstract
Corporate power reaches beyond land frontiers and holds sway over the lives of billions of individuals throughout communities and living environments all over the world. Regrettably, this power is not always exercised in a responsible manner when we look at the amount of violations of human rights in which corporations have been involved through their international business affairs. In order to prevent an abuse of corporate authority to the detriment of human rights, the impact of corporate power should be balanced with a matching responsibility towards all members of society. This article examines how corporate power and the protection of human rights are currently out of equilibrium. Subsequently, it explores solutions in the field of corporate law and best practices such as the emergence of social entrepreneurship to restore this equilibrium.
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DOI: 10.1163/18750230-02401006
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<front><div type="abstract">Corporate power reaches beyond land frontiers and holds sway over the lives of billions of individuals throughout communities and living environments all over the world. Regrettably, this power is not always exercised in a responsible manner when we look at the amount of violations of human rights in which corporations have been involved through their international business affairs. In order to prevent an abuse of corporate authority to the detriment of human rights, the impact of corporate power should be balanced with a matching responsibility towards all members of society. This article examines how corporate power and the protection of human rights are currently out of equilibrium. Subsequently, it explores solutions in the field of corporate law and best practices such as the emergence of social entrepreneurship to restore this equilibrium.</div>
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