Corporate social responsibility, human rights, and the law : Multinational corporations in developing countries

By:

Amao Olufemi

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Routledge 2011Description: 300p xxiISBN:

9780415597852

Subject(s):

1. International Business Enterprises - Law & Legislation - Developing Countries2. Corporate Governance - Law & Legislation - Social Aspects3. Social Responsibility Of Business

DDC classification:

346.065000 AMA

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction; 1. Multinational Corporations, States and International Regulation: Historical Background; 2. Major Attempts at the International Level to Control Multinational Corporations; 3. Corporate Social Responsibility and its Relationship to Law; 4. Legal and Institutional Framework and the Control of Multinationals in Developing Countries with a focus on Nigeria; 5. Regional Human Rights System and Multinational Corporations: The Case of the African Regional Human Rights System; 6.The European Union and Corporate Responsibility in Vulnerable States; 7. Judicial Process as a Means of Promoting Corporate Responsibility Abroad: Extraterritoriality; 8. The Foundation for a Global Company Law for Multinational Corporations: The Complimentary Role at the International Level; Conclusions

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	346.065 AMA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		29532

Table of contents
Introduction;
1. Multinational Corporations, States and International Regulation: Historical Background;
2. Major Attempts at the International Level to Control Multinational Corporations;
3. Corporate Social Responsibility and its Relationship to Law;
4. Legal and Institutional Framework and the Control of Multinationals in Developing Countries with a focus on Nigeria;
5. Regional Human Rights System and Multinational Corporations: The Case of the African Regional Human Rights System;
6.The European Union and Corporate Responsibility in Vulnerable States;
7. Judicial Process as a Means of Promoting Corporate Responsibility Abroad: Extraterritoriality;
8. The Foundation for a Global Company Law for Multinational Corporations: The Complimentary Role at the International Level;
Conclusions

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