Code of conduct as a source of international legal regulation for transnational corporations

This article discusses the possibility of adopting and using a code of conduct for transnational corporations as an international legal regulator of their activities. Author analyses the attempts of intergovernmental organizations (in particular the UN) aimed at adopting such a comprehensive act, as well as the reasons why they turned out to be untenable. Simultaneously, author assesses the effectiveness of existing international legal measures which focus the activities of transnational corporations.

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European Journal of Social Sciences Education and Research
Published
2025-03-29
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https://doi.org/10.26417/hv8jnm04
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Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Code of conduct as a source of international legal regulation for transnational corporations

Leszek Kurnicki
European Journal of Social Sciences Education and Research
Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Code of conduct as a source of international legal regulation for transnational corporations

Leszek Kurnicki
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Abstract

This article discusses the possibility of adopting and using a code of conduct for transnational corporations as an international legal regulator of their activities. Author analyses the attempts of intergovernmental organizations (in particular the UN) aimed at adopting such a comprehensive act, as well as the reasons why they turned out to be untenable. Simultaneously, author assesses the effectiveness of existing international legal measures which focus the activities of transnational corporations.

European Journal of Social Sciences Education and ResearchVol. 12(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Corporate Law and Human Rights
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