Business and human rights beyond the end of the beginning

Contributor(s):

Garavito, Cesar Rodriguez

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Globalization and human rightsPublication details: New York Cambrdige University Press 2017Description: xi,207pISBN:

9781107175297

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DDC classification:

343.07 23 BU-

LOC classification:

K3240 .B865 2017

Summary: "The Center for Law, Justice and Society (Dejusticia), a human rights research and advocacy organization based in Bogota, Colombia, was the home base of the project and provided much of the intellectual and organizational impetus for the book. I am particularly grateful to Dejusticia members who have staffed our business and human rights area (Meghan Morris, Sean Luna, Claret Vargas, and Tatiana Andia) for their superb research assistance and key contribution to establishing Dejusticia's voice in the global discussion on business and human rights"--

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

"The Center for Law, Justice and Society (Dejusticia), a human rights research and advocacy organization based in Bogota, Colombia, was the home base of the project and provided much of the intellectual and organizational impetus for the book. I am particularly grateful to Dejusticia members who have staffed our business and human rights area (Meghan Morris, Sean Luna, Claret Vargas, and Tatiana Andia) for their superb research assistance and key contribution to establishing Dejusticia's voice in the global discussion on business and human rights"--

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