This book explores the diplomatic role of corporations in peace processes in intrastate conflict, focusing on transnational extractive corporations but applicable to all industries. Ralph presents a new framework for corporate peacemaking and argues it could be a powerful tool in global governance and peace efforts.
This book explores the diplomatic role of corporations in peace processes in intrastate conflict, focusing on transnational extractive corporations but applicable to all industries. Ralph presents a new framework for corporate peacemaking and argues it could be a powerful tool in global governance and peace efforts.
Foreword by Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, Chairman of the Foundation for the Global CompactForeword by Per L. Saxegaard, Founder and Chairman of the Business for Peace Foundation1. Overview2. Why explore CPM?3. CR and human rights: leading to CPM4. Assisting the transformation of war economies to peace economies5. Conceptualising CPM6. Implementing the CPM Framework7. What is happening on the ground? Case studies of CPM8. Assessing the case studies9. Cosmopolitan corporate peaceReferencesAbout the author
Foreword by Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, Chairman of the Foundation for the Global CompactForeword by Per L. Saxegaard, Founder and Chairman of the Business for Peace Foundation1. Overview2. Why explore CPM?3. CR and human rights: leading to CPM4. Assisting the transformation of war economies to peace economies5. Conceptualising CPM6. Implementing the CPM Framework7. What is happening on the ground? Case studies of CPM8. Assessing the case studies9. Cosmopolitan corporate peaceReferencesAbout the author
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