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27 Jan 2015

Author:
James G. Stewart, University of British Columbia (Canada)

Symposium: Business and Human Rights – Next Steps

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...In this symposium, I invite some of the very best scholars in the world to address these questions. I start by posting Professor Ruggie's closing plenary remarks to United Nations Forum on Business & Human Rights in Geneva on December 4, 2014. Then, I ask a set of leading commentators, from different disciplinary backgrounds and with varied political aspirations, to react to his statement. Finally, Professor Ruggie offers a response to these commentators...

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