Transnational Corporations
A proposal on regulating corporate behavior through public institutions at the international level.
Sarah Anderson, März 2005
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Summary :
Discussion of the efforts at the international level to temper corporate power via public institutions and posits strategies to help lay the groundwork for binding international standards.
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