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Profits versus human rights : accountability for corporate complicity in human rights violations
This thesis seeks to examine the interplay between business and human rights within the context of political transitions from authoritarian to democratic rule. In the wake of the globalisation process and the subsequent breakdown of the Westphalian state system, transnational corporations (TNCs) hav...
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Department of Political Studies
2015
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