Is Corporate Social Responsibility There to Stay in International Arbitration? New Trends and the African Extractive Sector

A. Gerdau de Borja Mercereau
Gerdau de Borja Mercereau, Ana

Article from: TDM 4 (2019), in Africa

Abstract

(Amended version 27/08/2019) CSR is the responsibility of enterprises to integrate economic, social and environmental concerns into their profit-driven business practices. It encourages companies to be conscious of their impact on shareholders, stakeholders and the public and contribute to sustainable development and social accountability. It is clear from treaty-making trends that investor-State arbitration is subject to dynamic changes as certain States question previous models and propose changes in light of CSR initiatives. Treaty-making trends show possible ...

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A. Gerdau de Borja Mercereau; "Is Corporate Social Responsibility There to Stay in International Arbitration? New Trends and the African Extractive Sector"
TDM 4 (2019), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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