Business and Human Rights from the Lens of Women, Gebunden

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Introduction. Intellectual production by women from peripheral countries in business and human rights: Conditions and barriers.- Chapter 1. Positive duties on private mining companies to fulfil socio-economic rights in Africa: Developments towards strengthening the legal and conceptual foundations.- Chapter 2. Business and Women's Human Rights Framework in Brazil: an analysis from Fabrica de Fogos Case.- Chapter 3. Women in the Ukrainian private sector: Ensuring gender equality and responsible business conduct in the context of the war.- Chapter 4. Exploring the Business and Human Rights environment for Ugandan women working within supply chains.- Chapter 5. The alliance of digital technologies and business: is there room for human rights? .- Chapter 6. Covid-19 and Modern Slavery in Brazil: reflections of the pandemic in the (non) compliance with SDG 8 and target 8.7.- Chapter 7. Women in Corporate Boards: Experience of using Gender Quotas in the European Union, U. S. and Ukraine.- Chapter 8. From Margins to Mainstream: A Gender Lens on the Impact of Global Business and Human Rights Regulations in the Global South.- Chapter 9. Revisiting Asian Values: Correlation with Business and Human Rights Development in Southeast Asia.- Chapter 10. Framing private conduct with the horizonal application of fundamental rights: Reflections on Brazilian and South African Jurisprudence.