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TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Özden, Melik
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Özden, Melik
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code of ethics
code of conduct
transnational corporations (TNCs)
responsibilities
human rights
United Nations
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Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Economic ethics
Business ethics
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Codes of Ethics
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Transnational corporations (TNCs) continue to reinforce their hold on the natural resources of the planet, dictating their agendas to the weakest countries and exploiting their peoples. Directly or indirectly, they bear an enormous responsibility for the deterioration of the environment and for the systematic increase of human rights violations. Able to be both everywhere and nowhere, they escape from practically all democratic and judicial control.
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2005
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2880530415
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