Hold Corporations Accountable: Nuremberg-era Jurisprudence Offers a Compelling Precedent for Imposing Sanctions on Companies for Human Rights Violations, as in the Kiobel Case before the High Court

Jennifer M. Green; Michael Bazyler

Hold Corporations Accountable: Nuremberg-era Jurisprudence Offers a Compelling Precedent for Imposing Sanctions on Companies for Human Rights Violations, as in the Kiobel Case before the High Court

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Original language	English
Journal	National Law Journal
State	Published - Feb 20 2012

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