The latest issue of the
International Review of the Red Cross (Vol. 94, no. 887, Autumn 2012) is out. The theme is "Business, Violence and Conflict." Contents include:
- Interview
- Interview with John G. Ruggie
- Articles
- Business meets conflict: only risks or also opportunities?
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Hugo Slim, Business actors in armed conflict: towards a new humanitarian agenda
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Achim Wennmann,
The role of business in armed violence reduction and prevention
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Business and the law – in armed conflict and other situations of violence
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Sarah Percy,
Regulating the private security industry: a story of regulating the last war
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Rachel Davis,
The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and conflict-affected areas: state obligations and business responsibilities
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Joanna Kyriakakis,
Developments in international criminal law and the case of business involvement in international crimes
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Simon O'Connor,
Corporations, international crimes and national courts: a Norwegian view
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The Practice
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Scott Jerbi,
Assessing the roles of multi-stakeholder initiatives in advancing the business and human rights agenda
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Barbara Dubach & Maria Teresa Machado,
The importance of stakeholder engagement in the corporate responsibility to respect human rights
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John Bray & Antony Crockett,
Responsible risk-taking in conflict-affected countries: the need for due diligence and the importance of collective approaches
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Claude Voillat,
Pushing the humanitarian agenda through engagement with business actors: the ICRC's experience
