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“Sovereignty at Sea: The law and politics of saving lives in the Mare Liberum”, DIIS Working Paper, 18/2010
Ude af syne, ude af sind? Om flygtningeansvar og nærhedsetik
Culture Diversity, Indigenous People and traditional lands claims under the jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
How supra-national system of human rights protection deal with cultural diversity? In particular, how the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (here in after I-ACtHR or the Court) judicates the claims put forward by Indigenous Peoples in the Americas in connection … Continue reading » “Culture Diversity, Indigenous People and traditional lands claims under the jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights”
Continue readingMore TagGlobal Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Rights, and the Law: An Interactive Regulatory Perspective on the Voluntary-Mandatory Dichotomy
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been customarily seen as an inherently voluntary corporate endeavour that inhabits the area stretching ‘beyond compliance’ with law. However a growing number of writers and practitioners deem this understanding of CSR inaccurate and unproductive. In … Continue reading » “Global Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Rights, and the Law: An Interactive Regulatory Perspective on the Voluntary-Mandatory Dichotomy”
Continue readingMore TagStraitjacket or Sovereignty Shield? The Danish Opt-Out on Justice and Home Affairs and Prospects after the Treaty of Lisbon
Since 1992, Justice and Home Affairs ( JHA) has been the fastest growing policy area within the European Union. As a result of its particular opt-out from this area, Denmark has gradually been excluded from EU cooperation on everything from … Continue reading » “Straitjacket or Sovereignty Shield? The Danish Opt-Out on Justice and Home Affairs and Prospects after the Treaty of Lisbon”
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Growing Barriers : International Refugee Law
A gap in the corporate responsibility to respect human rights
In 2008, Professor John Ruggie, the UN Special Representative for business and human rights, presented his ‘Protect, Respect, Remedy’ Framework to the Human Rights Council. It was well received and his mandate was renewed for another three years. Corporate responsibility … Continue reading » “A gap in the corporate responsibility to respect human rights”
Continue readingMore TagThe limits of supply chain responsibility – A critical analysis of CSR instruments
One challenge in the area of supply chain management has been achieving sustainable compliance with labour rights throughout the entire production chain, including lower tiers of production. This article inquires specifically around sub-contracting, especially what is a brand’s or a … Continue reading » “The limits of supply chain responsibility – A critical analysis of CSR instruments”
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