This series delves into the intricate connections between the global economy and human rights, offering multi-disciplinary perspectives. It explores the challenges posed by globalization and examines the role of human rights in shaping regulations and political landscapes. Critically, it questions whether human rights are merely a product of globalization or serve as its legitimization. This collection is essential for understanding the ethical and legal dimensions of our interconnected world.
The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights have been the subject of debate over their content, non-binding nature, and capacity to improve human rights conditions in business. This book considers their issues through the eyes of scholars and practitioners from different parts of the world - including John Ruggie.