Contents

pp v-vi

List of contributors

pp vii-x

Series editors' preface

pp xi-xii

Preface

pp xiii-xiv

List of abbreviations

pp xv-xx

Introduction

pp 1-14

PART I - Inter-disciplinary Perspectives on Human Rights and Economic Globalisation

pp 15-16

Economic Globalisation, Globalist Stories of the State, and Human Rights

pp 17-38

Towards a Theory of Global Ethics in Support of Human Rights

pp 39-66

Localising Human Rights

pp 67-92

Globalisation and Social Rights

pp 93-134

PART II - The Relevance of Human Rights for International Economic Organisations

pp 135-136

The World Trade Organization and Human Rights

pp 137-169

Making Trade Policies More Accountable and Human Rights-Consistent: A NGO Perspective of Using Human Rights Instruments in the Case of Access to Medicines

pp 170-209

The Bretton Woods Institutions and Human Rights: Converging Tendencies

pp 210-242

PART III - International Corporate Accountability

pp 243-244

Alternative Perspectives on International Responsibility for Human Rights Violations by Multinational Corporations

pp 245-265

Human Rights, Arbitration, and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Law of International Trade

pp 266-310

General Conclusions

pp 311-324

Index

pp 325-329