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Ecocide: Redefining the Environmental Obligations of Global Corporations through an International Criminal Framework In a world increasingly plagued by environmental harm, Ecocide delves into the critical issue of holding global corporations accountable for their environmental crimes. This groundbreaking book explores the complex interplay of legal frameworks, corporate criminal liability, and environmental justice, proposing an innovative, legally binding international criminal framework to address the ecological challenges posed by multinational enterprises. With a thorough examination of theoretical underpinnings, judicial interventions, and ongoing initiatives, the book makes a compelling case for the inclusion of ecocide as a recognized international crime. It offers practical recommendations, from strengthening extraterritorial jurisdiction to redefining corporate environmental obligations, providing a roadmap for combating environmental harm and ensuring justice for affected communities.
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Ecocide: Redefining the Environmental Obligations of Global Corporations through an International Criminal Framework In a world increasingly plagued by environmental harm, Ecocide delves into the critical issue of holding global corporations accountable for their environmental crimes. This groundbreaking book explores the complex interplay of legal frameworks, corporate criminal liability, and environmental justice, proposing an innovative, legally binding international criminal framework to address the ecological challenges posed by multinational enterprises. With a thorough examination of theoretical underpinnings, judicial interventions, and ongoing initiatives, the book makes a compelling case for the inclusion of ecocide as a recognized international crime. It offers practical recommendations, from strengthening extraterritorial jurisdiction to redefining corporate environmental obligations, providing a roadmap for combating environmental harm and ensuring justice for affected communities.