Titlebook: Redirecting Human Rights; Facing the Challenge Anna Grear Book 2010 Anna Grear 2010 capitalism.human rights.human rights law.Nation

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Redirecting Human Rights978-0-230-27463-1Series ISSN 2947-8847 Series E-ISSN 2947-8855

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Corporate Human Rights?,tions as the putative victims of human rights violations, and, importantly, a critical reflection on the fact that corporations are explicitly included within the protective mantle of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

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Introduction, human beings — not corporations. How can it be possible that a global corporation, for example, can invoke, even discursively, a category of rights designed for the protection of living human beings and communities? To others, however, perhaps especially some lawyers, the concept of corporate human

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Corporate Human Rights?,r the protection of human beings were examined — and it was concluded that it is vital to interrogate the very notion of corporate human rights. In this chapter, accordingly, the beginning of that task will take the form of an examination of some of the arguments in favour of conceptualising corpora

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A Genealogy of Quasi-Disembodiment in International Human Rights Law,n liberal law. Disembodiment has also been characterised as a defining feature of the construction of the legal person, even in its more ‘natural’ formulation as the ‘human legal person’. In particular, the idea of quasi-disembodiment has been introduced as a gendered ideological mechanism that priv