02093nam a2200193 4500 32335 9781780684918 32335 20190225d2018 y0pory50 ba eng The future of business and human rights theoretical and practical considerations for a UN Treaty (edited by) Jernej Letnar Cernic, Nicolás Carrillo-Santarelli Cambridge Intersentia [2018] 311 p. 24 cm PART I: THE CONVENIENCE AND POSSIBILITY OF ADOPTING A TREATY ON BUSINESS AND HUIMAN RIGHTS. Alternative paths to a business and human rights treaty / Surya Deva. A defence of direct international human rights obligations of (all) corporations / Nicolás Carrillo-Santarelli. A treaty on business and human rights: problems and prospects / Chiara Macchi. PART II: CRITICAL ANALYSES OF A TREATY ON BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS. Considering a treaty on corporations and human rights: mostly failures but with a glimmer of success. 'Band-Aids don't fix bullet holes': in defence of a traditional state-centric approach / Tara L Van Ho. Voluntary vs. binding: civil society claim for a binding instrument / Ana María Suárez Franco, Daniel Fyfe. PART III: REGIONAL APPROACHES. Business human rights in the Americas: defining a Latin American route to corporate responsability / Humberto Cantú Rivera. The applicability of human rights treaties to business enterprises: a case study of India / Manoj Kumar Sinha. Reckless business: corporate accountability for atrocities / Dan Kuwali. European perspectives on the business and human rights treaty iniciative / Jernej Letnar Cernic. PART IV: LESSONS FROM OTHER REGIMES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. A convention or a recommendation? The experience of international labour legislation / Ago Shin-Ichi. Lessons for the treaty process from the international law commission and internationsl environmental law / Sara L. Seck. Conclusion. DIREITOS DO HOMEM 492 NAÇÕES UNIDAS 4909 THE FUTURE OS BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS 24555 342.7FUT 0 342_000000000000000_7FUT 2021-12-17 4912 36376 DGPJ DGPJ DGPJ4912436642 342.7FUT 2021-12-17 0 MO compra