Keeping the head up: lessons learned from the international debate on business and human rights

Daniel Fernando Uribe Terán

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The World Bank Group operations in conflict affected States and the Ruggie Principles: an opportunity for accountability

Ivan Leonardo Martinez

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The implementation of the ‘Ruggie Principles: new advances in the conformation of an emerging Global Law?

Carmen Montesinos Padilla

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Permanent People’s Tribunal – an analysis of the “Mexico Chapter” and its legacy for the International Human Rights System

Andressa Oliveira Soares, Luiz Carlos Silva Faria Júnior

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The concept of gender equality and multinational corporations: a methodological proposal

Marianna Vargas de Freitas Cruz Leite

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Double influence and dual projection between global and local: the "Mariana Case" and the (an) social responsibility of mining companies

Jânia Maria Lopes Saldanha, Clara Rossatto Bohrz

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The progress of the Business and Human Rights Agenda in Mexico

Daniel Iglesias Márquez

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Operating systems, public policies and market: lessons from Brazil and Uruguay

Jordan Vinícius de Oliveira, Marcos Vinício Chein Feres

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Fair taxation in an outsourced Third World

Elizabete Rosa de Mello

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[Retracted Article] Integration and its relation with the jurisprudence of European Court of Human Rights and Private International Law of European Union

Dimitris Liakopoulos

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Economic kaleidoscope: the limits of a sharing economy

Júlia Martins Rodrigues

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The value of "consensus" in the development of business and human rights standards

Manoela Carneiro Roland

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