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11.1 Norms Regulating CSR 11.1 Norms Regulating CSR
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11.2 CSR and International Law 11.2 CSR and International Law
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11.2.1 Introduction 11.2.1 Introduction
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11.2.2 Do the core CSR principles include data protection? 11.2.2 Do the core CSR principles include data protection?
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11.2.3 OECD Guidelines 11.2.3 OECD Guidelines
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11.2.4 UN Global Compact 11.2.4 UN Global Compact
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11.2.5 Draft UN Norms 2003 11.2.5 Draft UN Norms 2003
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11.2.6 ILO’s Tripartite Declaration of Principles concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy 11.2.6 ILO’s Tripartite Declaration of Principles concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy
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11.2.7 EU position on CSR 11.2.7 EU position on CSR
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11.2.8 The Ruggie Framework for future action 11.2.8 The Ruggie Framework for future action
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11.2.9 Due diligence 11.2.9 Due diligence
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11.2.10 CSR and the trust game 11.2.10 CSR and the trust game
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11.2.11 CSR of human rights 11.2.11 CSR of human rights
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11 BCR and Corporate Social Responsibility
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Published:July 2012
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Abstract
This chapter considers Binding Corporate Rules (BCR) as a form of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It discusses to what extent data protection is covered by international soft law instruments that set guidelines for CSR, and if so, whether these have any repercussions for the BCR regime. This requires a discussion of human rights regulation, not so much in the context of whether these may be regulated by self-regulation, but whether the international instruments on CSR require that fundamental rights held by individuals should be viewed as imposing duties directly on multinationals, even for activities of these multinationals in countries that do not recognize such human rights.
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