Menschenrechte und internationale Geschäftstätigkeit: Positionen und Ansätze zum Umgang mit einer regulativen und diskursiven Kluft

This article is based on two perspectives of the current situation. The first perspective portrays the idea that human rights and international business are not connected by regulatory mechanisms, while the second suggests that the obvious and ensuing gap is reflected in the realm of discourses: a n...

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Published in:Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik 2005-09, Vol.6 (3), p.324
Main Author: Mark-Ungericht, Bernhard
Format: Article
Language:ger
Subjects:
Business community
Corporate responsibility
Human rights
International business
Multinational corporations
Neoliberalism
Regulation
Social responsibility
Studies
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Summary:This article is based on two perspectives of the current situation. The first perspective portrays the idea that human rights and international business are not connected by regulatory mechanisms, while the second suggests that the obvious and ensuing gap is reflected in the realm of discourses: a neoliberal inspired discourse on the integration of Human Rights and International Business on the one side and a critical (activist) discourse on the impacts of International business on the other. Both discourses frame the relation between International business and International Human Eights according to their premises. Based on these two perspectives three approaches dealing with the attempt to integrate Human Rights into International Business will be discussed. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:1439-880X
1862-0043