Global corporations vs national states
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Key topics
- Multinational corporations are powerful actors in politics and society (e.g., lobbying and greenwashing)
- National states lack sufficient control to regulate global corporations
- Global corporations operate in a power vacuum
- Judicial intervention is required
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8.1 Introduction & Strategy
- Businesses Have Human Rights Obligations – The Governance Gap, the UNGP, and the Application of Domestic Duty of Care Standards
8.2 Legal Documents
8.2.1 Appeal
- Oral hearings April 2024
- Power Vacuum, UNGP, SDG, and the Role of Businesses
- Influence of Shell’s Policy, PR, and Lobby on Politics and Society
- Greenwashing with PR, Advertising, and Lobby Activities: How Shell Continues Influencing the Public and Political Decision Makers to Maintain the Fossil Business Model
8.2.2 First Instance
- Governance Gap and the Lack of Effective State Control and Regulation on Multinationals
- Governance Gap and Lobbying Activities
- The Coming 10 Years Are Crucial
- Shell Hampers the Energy Transition
- More Power on Scope 1, 2 and 3 than States
8.3 The Judgment
- Royal Dutch Shell’s Reduction Obligation
- The UN Guiding Principles (UNGP)
- The Responsibility of States and Society