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Keynote Address: Is The Presumption Of Corporate Impunity Dead?, Ambassador David Scheffer
Keynote Address: Is The Presumption Of Corporate Impunity Dead?, Ambassador David Scheffer
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
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Corporate Liability For Human Rights Violations: The Future Of The Alien Tort Claims Act, Milena Sterio
Corporate Liability For Human Rights Violations: The Future Of The Alien Tort Claims Act, Milena Sterio
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
The article discusses issue of corporate liability under the U.S. Alien Tort Claims Act.
Civil Litigation In Response To Corporate Human Rights Abuses: The European Union And Its Member States, Jonas Grimheden
Civil Litigation In Response To Corporate Human Rights Abuses: The European Union And Its Member States, Jonas Grimheden
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
The article assesses the barriers that victims of human rights abuse involving companies face in accessing effective judicial remedies in the European Union.
Foreword: Corporations On Trial For Human Rights Violations, Michael P. Scharf, Brooke Tyus
Foreword: Corporations On Trial For Human Rights Violations, Michael P. Scharf, Brooke Tyus
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
An introduction to the journal is presented.
Corporate Engagement With Public Policy: The New Frontier Of Ethical Business, Caroline Kaeb
Corporate Engagement With Public Policy: The New Frontier Of Ethical Business, Caroline Kaeb
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
The article explains that a normative framework for corporate engagement with public policy is required as part of the evolving corporate responsibility paradigm.
Liberals Vs Romantics: Challenges Of An Emerging Corporate International Criminal Law, Carsten Stahn
Liberals Vs Romantics: Challenges Of An Emerging Corporate International Criminal Law, Carsten Stahn
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
Holding bystanders and corporate agents accountable for international crimes is often at the periphery of international criminal justice. Based on its liberal foundations, international criminal law has traditionally been strongly centered on individual agency. In the industrialist cases after World War II, individual criminal responsibility was used to demonstrate and sanction corporate involvement in crime. Ideas of corporate criminal responsibility have been voiced in the post-war era and in the context of the negotiations of the Statute. In recent years, they have witnessed a renaissance in several contexts: the jurisprudence of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, the Malabo Protocol of …
Atrocities By Corporate Actors: A Historical Perspective, Michael J. Kelly
Atrocities By Corporate Actors: A Historical Perspective, Michael J. Kelly
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
The article focuses on developments in international criminal law in addressing corporate human rights violations.