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Issue number 4, 2018

Nordic Journal of Human Rights (2018) Volume 36, Issue 4

SPECIAL ISSUE: Business and Human Rights Research Methods

 

Editorial:

  • Business & Human Rights Research Methods

    Karin Buhmann, Björn Fasterling & Aurora Voiculescu

Articles:

  • Aurora Voiculescu  - Intersecting Spheres of Analysis in Business and Human Rights: Developing a New Socio-Legal Research Agenda and Methodology for UN Guiding Principle No 9
  • Liliana Lizarazo-Rodríguez - The UN ‘Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights’: Methodological Challenges to Assessing the Third Pillar: Access to Effective Remedy
  • Başak Bağlayan - Searching for Human Rights Norms for Corporate Conduct in Domestic Jurisprudence: A Bottom-Up Approach to International Law
  • Karin Buhmann - Analysing OECD National Contact Point Statements for Guidance on Human Rights Due Diligence: Method, Findings and Outlook
  • Kendyl Salcito & Mark Wielga - Corporate Human Rights Risk Assessment: Aligning what is Measured and Managed

Book review:

  • Carlos Gigoux - Hunting Justice: Displacement, Law and Activism in the Kalahari
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