Corporate Liability Design for Human Rights Abuses: Individual and Entity Liability for Due Diligence

Overview of attention for article published in Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, December 2020

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@CamdenHutchison Great paper. You might also be interested in the work of @friedman_nick - particularly https://t.co/8NdiNMbUsx and https://t.co/NGAbts323f

14 Jan 2022

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RT @friedman_nick: OJLS paper now in print! I use econ theory to assess liability regimes for human rights abuses by corporations. I defend…

26 Jul 2021

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OJLS paper now in print! I use econ theory to assess liability regimes for human rights abuses by corporations. I defend the efficacy of due diligence, esp. if coupled with liability for individual execs. https://t.co/cvVuseumFk https://t.co/o3qxyl2Oup

26 Jul 2021

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Completely agree with this analysis by @pcarrier26. Only way to stop companies using forced labour in China (or anywhere) is home-state legislation obligating them to prevent such abuses in their supply chains. My recent proposal on how to do this: https:/

25 Feb 2021

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