Publisher's Synopsis
Amidst the significant societal changes defining our time, the interplay between human rights, sustainability, and corporate social responsibility has become a global concern. These crucial elements have become a focal point in global discussions, demanding in-depth exploration. Issues such as the impact of business decisions on human rights, the rights of marginalized communities, and the formulation of policies for sustainability and social well-being underscore the urgency of understanding this intricate relationship. It is within this context that Bridging Human Rights and Corporate Social Responsibility: Pathways to a Sustainable Global Society is a vital resource. This book, drawing insights from law, social sciences, economics, and environmental studies, delves into the heart of these challenges, offering a comprehensive analysis that addresses the ethical and sustainable dimensions of our rapidly changing global landscape. To undertake a profound examination of the complex interplay between human rights, sustainability, and social responsibility, the book proposes an interdisciplinary methodology that incorporates insights from various academic disciplines, including law, social sciences, economics, and environmental studies. It seeks to shed light on the essential role of human rights in supporting sustainable development and socially responsible behavior in societies undergoing rapid change. This study includes an in-depth examination of the rights of marginalized communities, an analysis of the impact of business on the preservation or violation of human rights, and an exploration of policy and legal frameworks that can simultaneously promote sustainability and enhance social well-being. The overarching goal is to provide a comprehensive framework for academics and experts in human rights, environmental science, public policy, and corporate social responsibility, making a significant contribution to the integration of diverse academic disciplines and fostering interdisciplinary inquiry and collaboration. Tailored for those engaged in academia, research, and education, this resource caters to individuals in the disciplines of human rights law, environmental studies, public policy, and social studies. Beyond academia, legislators, human rights activists, and business leaders seeking a profound understanding of the broad social and environmental consequences of their decisions will find immense value in this work. Additionally, non-governmental organizations, international institutions, and government agencies aiming for a balanced integration of human rights, sustainability, and social well-being can utilize this book as a valuable resource to enhance their strategies and activities. The inclusive exploration of interconnected complexities makes this book relevant and insightful for anyone interested in a holistic perspective on the convergence of human rights and corporate social responsibility.
