Holding corporations accountable: corporate conduct, international codes and citizen action

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Regulation and Compliance Studies Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology Corporate Law and Human Rights

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* Introduction * 1. Regulation of Transnational Corporations: A Historical Perspective * 2. Democratic Global Governance: Regulation of the Corporate Sector * 3. 'Commerciogenic Malnutrition': The 'Bottle Baby Disease' * 4. Formulation and Adoption of the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes * 5. Implementing the Code * 6. Corporate Conduct: Socially-Responsible Marketing? * 7. Corporate Conduct: Acceptance of Outside Regulation? * 8. Corporate Conduct: Managing International Issues - Engineering of Consent * 9. Civil Society and the Code * 10. International Regulation of TNCs: Issues Raised by the Infant Food Debate

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