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Taking salience seriously: the viability of Ronald Dworkin’s theory of salience in the context of extra-territorial corporate accountability

Glocalism: Journal of Culture, Politics and Innovation, 2015
In his posthumously published article “A New Philosophy for International Law”, Ronald Dworkin advocates for the use of “salience” as means for generating international law. Dworkin argues that the consent-based mechanisms for establishing international
David Brian Dennison
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Law and Politics of Universal Jurisdiction

Amsterdam Law Forum, 2011
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Piracy and universal jurisdiction

, 2013
This article will examine the history of piracy jure gentium and the law as it currently stands, showing that piracy does not lie within the realm of universal jurisdiction or international criminal law.
Paige, T.
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Universal jurisdiction: clarifying the basic concept

, 2004
Academic analysis of the Arrest Warrant case in the International Court of Justice has tended to focus to date on the Court’s judgment on immunity. Comparatively little attention has been paid to the question of universal jurisdiction, as discussed in ...
O'Keefe, Roger
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Sectoral Heterogeneity in Corporate Biodiversity Disclosure: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies Across Industries, 2001–2023

Business Strategy and the Environment, EarlyView.
ABSTRACT This study examines sectoral heterogeneity in corporate biodiversity disclosure (CBD) among Chinese listed firms over the period 2001–2023. Drawing on stakeholder, institutional, and resource dependency theories, it investigates how environmental exposure, ownership structures, and market dynamics influence biodiversity risk recognition and ...
Orkun Bayram, Irmak Aksoy, Yavuz Selim Balcıoğlu   +2 more
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Universal Jurisdiction as Vicarious Jurisdiction

Journal of International Criminal Justice
Abstract Universal criminal jurisdiction (UJ) over core international crimes is frequently justified on the basis that forum states act as trustees or agents of the international community. However, the normative and procedural implications of this characterization for the proper administration of UJ remain largely unexplored, while ...
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The Legal Limits of Universal Jurisdiction

, 2006
Despite all the attention it receives from both its supporters and critics, universal jurisdiction remains one of the more confused doctrines of international law.
Colangelo, Anthony J.
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Universal jurisdiction : law out of context

Universal jurisdiction enables the prosecution of international crimes by domestic courts in the absence of any nexus between the prosecuting state and the crime charged.
Malagodi, Mara, Hovell, Devika
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A Preview on the Extent of Universal Jurisdiction Application

, 2022
For those states that have accepted the concept, the principle of universal jurisdiction arising from the fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 is a code that empowers the national courts to have authority over cases of crimes against humanity in their ...
Alselmi, Amal Najem
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From Text to Value: Measuring and Pricing Firm Climate Risk Exposure

Business Strategy and the Environment, EarlyView.
ABSTRACT We examine how the prominence and tone of climate risk disclosures affect firm value and strategic climate positioning for large European nonfinancial companies. We developed a firm‐level climate risk exposure (CRE) index that assesses climate risks within corporate narratives across four EU categories: transition risk, physical risk ...
Stefano Dell'Atti, Matteo Foglia, Grazia Onorato   +2 more
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