Neo-liberal globalism and social sustainable globalisation [electronic resource] / edited by Eva Nieuwenhuys.
Contributor(s): Nieuwenhuys, E. C. (Eva Constant) | ebrary, Inc.
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Papers from a symposium held June 2004 organized by the E.M. Meijers Institute of Legal Studies.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The challenges of social sustainable globalisation / Eva Nieuwenhuys and Joop de Kort -- Liberal globalism : a defense / Paul Cliteur -- The ambiguity of globalisation / Gerard Visser -- Social, sustainable globalisation requires a paradigm other than neo-liberal globalism / Eva Nieuwenhuys -- Individual freedom and the ESOCUL rights : the illusions of libertarianism / Rob Buitenweg -- What's in it for us? globalisation, international institutions and the less developed countries / Joop de Kort -- Social sustainable globalisation and international law : in need of a new international constitutional balance / Marcel Brus -- The odds of 'liberalisation' as an informing principle of law, governance and development / Jan Michiel Otto -- Water as a social, economic and ecological good in globalising world / Antoinette Hildering -- Morality and the legitimacy of non governmental organisations' involvement in international politics and policy making / Anton Vedder -- Can corporate governance contribute to sustainable development? / Cornelis de Groot -- Sustainability reporting by companies is necessary for sustainable globalisation / Tineke Lambooy.
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