1st Edition
Business, Compliance and Human Rights Law The Effectiveness of Transnational Private Regulations for Vulnerable Stakeholders
1 The Transnational Legal Landscape
2 Adjusting The Lenses: Transnational Private Regulations In The Field Of Business And Human Rights
3 Effective Compliance With Transnational Private Regulations In The Field Of Business And Human Rights: The Need For An Interdisciplinary Assessment
4 Transnational Private Regulation Processes: Looking For Effective Compliance
5 Legal Empowerment In The Context Of Transnational Private Regulations In The Area Of Business And Human Rights
6 The Role Of The Struggle For Rights In The Achievement Of Effective Compliance With Transnational Private Regulations
Conclusion
Biography
Gabriel Webber Ziero holds a PhD in international and European law (Roma Tre University) and an LLM in public international law with emphasis on peace, justice, and development (Leiden University). Moreover, Gabriel is habilitated to practice as a barrister by the Brazilian Bar Association and a lecturer in the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Sustainable Finance of the University of Zurich and often collaborates with teaching activities in different universities. Gabriel is the Head of Regulatory Advisory at ECOFACT where he is responsible for helping clients prepare and implement compliance strategies that address sustainable finance and corporate responsibility requirements.
“The book constitutes a valuable contribution to the conceptualization of compliance in business and human rights TPRs. The novelty of this book is the author’s notion of legal effectiveness for TPRs. Adopting a perspective centred on the weakest individuals and groups, often perceived as passive in this regulatory field, the study triggers a re-signification of the whole TPRs’ normative design from rule-making to monitoring processes.”
David Monciardini, Business and Human Rights Journal, pp.1-3
