Chapter 6 The road to Anti-Trafficking Inc. Transformative tipping points for socially sustainable global value chains

This Chapter examines the regulatory and voluntary anti-trafficking governance architecture in the private sector, as well as the power dynamics in MNEs' GVCs as vectors of norm transmission. It argues that, whereas the public authorities in the EU and ASEAN's Member States have an increas...

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第一著者: Narminio, Elisa (auth)
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