The course consists of the following modules:
- The impact of international human rights standards on global trade, corporate governance and competition, international finance, and economic development.
- Ways that human rights law has penetrated the market and begun to affect the behaviour of economic factors, including international financial institutions, multi-national corporations, and even human rights activists themselves.
- The interface between public and private law.
- An examination of the human rights implications of trade and work.
- An enquiry into rights and responsibilities of entities that operate in the global market place.
- An evaluation of international and domestic law and regulation in the areas of human and corporate activities.
- The universal application of human rights standards and the role of state and non-state factors as well as non-governmental organisations.
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