Business, Human Rights and the Environment—Using Macro Legal Analysis to Develop a Legal Framework That Coherently Addresses the Root Causes of Corporate Human Rights Violations and Environmental Degradation
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corporate responsibility; environmental; social; governance; business and human rights; macro legal analysis; CSR; human rights due diligence; corporate law; international economic law; WTO law; international investment law; multilateral development banks; international insurance law;All these keywords.
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