Regulating Corporate Human Rights Violations: Humanizing Business

Surya Deva

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Corporate Law and Human Rights Regulation and Compliance Studies Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability

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1. Introduction 2. Understanding 'Bhopal' Afresh 3. Evaluation of Existing Regulatory Initiatives: An Analytical Framework 4. Existing Regulatory Initiatives: An Evaluation of (In)adequacy 5. Just Profit or Just Profit: Why Should Corporations Have Human Rights Obligations? 6. How to Behave in 'Rome'? Determining Standards Applicable to MNCs 7. The Integrated Theory of Regulation: A Critical Response to 'Responsive Regulation' 8. Vision of an Integrated Framework of Corporate Regulation 9. Conclusion

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