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المقال

10 يوليو 2002

الكاتب:
Joshua Karliner & Kenny Bruno, in International Herald Tribune

Responsibility vs. accountability - Counter viewpoint: Joshua Karliner and Kenny Bruno, CorpWatch, San Francisco

The world has moved backward on environment and development since Rio. Governments surely bear primary responsibility for this failure. However, global corporations are at the root of many of the most intractable problems and have hamstrung governments preparing for Earth Summit II in Johannesburg, South Africa. [refers to Shell & Enron].