American Journal of International Law · 2020 · 14 citations · 2 references
LawEnvironmental LawInternational LawGlobal GovernanceInternational Environmental LawInternational Humanitarian LawEnforcement Of International DecisionsEnforcement Of International LawInternational Corporate GovernanceInternational Human Rights LawTransnational CorporationsTransnational LawCorporate Decision-making ScopeCross-border Corporate LawHumanitarian Law Enforcement MechanismsInternational Legal AuthorityInternet Governance LawRegulation Of Transnational CorporationsTransnational Corporate LawTransnational Internet Governance
Abstract In transborder environmental protection, territorial disputes, internet governance, anticorruption, international human rights, and humanitarian law, private businesses are increasingly supporting the implementation and enforcement of international law. This Article analyzes the various ways that corporate decision making contributes to this phenomenon, and assesses its prospects for enhancing international law's existing enforcement paradigms. In doing so, the Article opens new ground for scholarly and policy consideration of the proper role of corporations in the global legal order.
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