Two literatures—business and human rights and transitional justice—can be usefully
combined to consider the issue of corporate complicity in past human rights violations in …

Bruno Tesch was tried and executed for his company's Zyklon B gas used in Nazi Germany's
extermination camps. This book examines this trial and the more than 300 other economic …

This article examines some of the limits of reporting schemes as a tool for addressing
business-related human rights risks and for engaging business in a collaborative effort to …

The private sector is vital to building and sustaining peace. These efforts are often
recognized as “Business for Peace” or “Peace through Commerce.” Academic research on …

The inclusion of peace as a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 16) in the United Nations'
Agenda 2030 underscores the interrelationships between peace, economic development …

What role does business play in peace-building and conflict reduction? This special issue
tackles this complex question, exploring varied business efforts to bring peace through six …

The political sciences account for most business and peace scholarship. Less is known
about what management theory and business strategy insights or adaptations might be …

This article explores the implications of 'business for peace'(B4P), a new global governance
paradigm that aims to put international businesses at the frontline of peace, stability and …

Social conflicts are ubiquitous to the human condition and occur throughout markets,
marketing processes, and marketing systems. When unchecked or unmitigated, social …

Amid Lebanon's enduring conflict and its consequences, young Lebanese are driven to
seek stability and opportunities abroad, impacting the demographic balance among …