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雇用枪支和人权
Global Governance and Access to Remedies in the Private Military and Security Industry
9781839102882 爱德华·埃尔加出版社
这种创新vative book provides an overview and critical assessment of the current avenues and remedies available to victims seeking recourse from private military and security companies (PMSCs) for human rights violations.
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这种创新vative book provides an overview and critical assessment of the current avenues and remedies available to victims seeking recourse from private military and security companies (PMSCs) for human rights violations.
Kuzi Charamba explores the challenges of regulating PMSCs and the significant jurisprudential and practical difficulties that victims face in attaining recourse from PMSCs, whether through state or non-state, judicial or non-judicial mechanisms. In response to these problems, Charamba proposes the introduction of a new victim-focused grievance structure, based on international arbitration. He argues that this will provide for a more robust, inclusive, and participatory governance system to support the effective operation of a globally administered and locally accessible remedial mechanism. Taking a forward-thinking approach, the book also analyses law making and regulation by non-state actors in a globalized world and offers policy and legislative proposals for the reform of the national security sector.
雇用枪支和人权will be a valuable resource for students, scholars, and practitioners of international legal theory, international human rights law, global governance, business and human rights, and international dispute resolution. Its focus on both state and non-state responses to human rights grievances against corporations around the world will also benefit policy-makers and international NGOs.
Kuzi Charamba explores the challenges of regulating PMSCs and the significant jurisprudential and practical difficulties that victims face in attaining recourse from PMSCs, whether through state or non-state, judicial or non-judicial mechanisms. In response to these problems, Charamba proposes the introduction of a new victim-focused grievance structure, based on international arbitration. He argues that this will provide for a more robust, inclusive, and participatory governance system to support the effective operation of a globally administered and locally accessible remedial mechanism. Taking a forward-thinking approach, the book also analyses law making and regulation by non-state actors in a globalized world and offers policy and legislative proposals for the reform of the national security sector.
雇用枪支和人权will be a valuable resource for students, scholars, and practitioners of international legal theory, international human rights law, global governance, business and human rights, and international dispute resolution. Its focus on both state and non-state responses to human rights grievances against corporations around the world will also benefit policy-makers and international NGOs.
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‘私人军事和安全公司很少以免疫力运作，但通常不受惩罚。例如，从理论上讲，它们可能遵守当地法律。但是，实际上，他们存在的原因是法律和秩序已经崩溃。大多数监管的尝试都集中在该方程式的军事和安全方面，将它们类似于国家行为者。在这本挑衅性的新书中，库兹·夏兰巴（Kuzi Charamba）强调了他们作为私人公司的地位，并提出了基于仲裁的新监管架构。为此，他为有关PMSC以及商业和人权的文献做出了宝贵的贡献。’
- 新加坡国立大学西蒙·切斯特曼
‘This is an important book that highlights the potential of international arbitration as a method of resolving disputes involving private military and security companies (PMSCs). Kuzi Charamba argues persuasively that arbitration can deliver access to remedies for human rights abuses occurring in the context of PMSCs’ global operations. He deftly combines theoretical insights with in-depth knowledge of the practical challenges posed in the PMSC sector, and comes up with a workable proposal of what arbitration can look like.’
- 荷兰乌特雷希特大学的塞德里克·林格特（Cedric Ryngaert）
- 新加坡国立大学西蒙·切斯特曼
‘This is an important book that highlights the potential of international arbitration as a method of resolving disputes involving private military and security companies (PMSCs). Kuzi Charamba argues persuasively that arbitration can deliver access to remedies for human rights abuses occurring in the context of PMSCs’ global operations. He deftly combines theoretical insights with in-depth knowledge of the practical challenges posed in the PMSC sector, and comes up with a workable proposal of what arbitration can look like.’
- 荷兰乌特雷希特大学的塞德里克·林格特（Cedric Ryngaert）
Contents
Contents: 1. The Current Avenues to Recourse against PMSCs 2. Regulation in Disarray 3. The Development of a Global Regulatory Network 4. The Law of a Global Regulatory Network: Part One; The Micro View 5. The Law of a Global Regulatory Network: Part Two; The Macro View 6. The Case for Adjudicating “Business and Human Rights” Violations outside of State-Based Legal Institutions 7. Outline of the Mechanism 8. The Jurisprudential Elements 9. Addressing “Access to Justice” Concerns Conclusion Bibliography Index
