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Routledge - The Business of Human Rights - UN Guiding Principles

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Description

As corporations now represent more than two-thirds of the world's top economies, they face increasing scrutiny regarding their impact on society and local communities. This book by Routledge addresses the growing demand for corporate accountability in a globalized market. The Business of Human Rights provides a clear look at how human rights principles apply to the corporate world. It demystifies the relationship between business operations and human rights, making complex legal and ethical concepts accessible to professionals and students alike. By focusing on the UN Guiding Principles, this text explains how the responsibility to respect human rights can be put into practice. It serves as a practical guide for understanding how companies can manage their social impacts and meet international standards in their daily operations.

Key Features

Explains the relevance of human rights within a modern business context to help professionals navigate global scrutiny.

Provides practical guidance on implementing the UN Guiding Principles regarding the corporate responsibility to respect human rights.

Offers a clear look at how corporations can be held accountable for their impacts on society and local communities.

Demystifies complex international standards to make them easier to apply in real-world business environments.

Designed for readers seeking to understand the connection between economic power and social responsibility.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 April 2019
Listed Since
08 December 2017

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