Law and Diplomacy in the Business and Human Rights Treaty Negotiations
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- Danielle Anne Pamplona
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Abstract
The business and human rights treaty negotiations taking place in the Human Rights Council since 2015 show the complex interactions between law and diplomacy in relation to a particularly sensitive topic: regulating economic activities under international human rights law. Two important elements are at play within the negotiation: on the one hand, the legal perspectives and complexities of addressing in an international instrument two very distinct goals –prevention and remedy–; on the other hand, the difficult diplomatic task of achieving (legal) progress while maintaining State support for the regulatory project. In that regard, diplomacy has been essential to broaden the scope of the debate while leaving room to find common ground on important questions that are still disputed under international law.
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Research Output:
Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding
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Original language
EnglishPages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 247-260 (14 pages)Publication milestones
- Submitted - 2021
- Accepted/In press - 2022
- Published - 08/12/2022
Publication status
Published - 08/12/2022
Place of publication
CheltenhamPublisher
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., United KingdomISBN (Print)
978 1 78990 846 6ISBN (Electronic)
9781789908473Chapter Number
14Publication IDs
- Scopus: 85160369155
Host publication title
Research Handbook on Law and DiplomacyHost publication editors
- David P. Stewart
- Margaret E. McGuinness
