Faculty of Business and Law
| Title | Faculty of Business and Law |
|---|---|
| Alternative | BAL |
| University | Middlesex University London |
| Campus | London |
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Reparations for slavery: the international law perspective
Bernaz, N. 2014. Reparations for slavery: the international law perspective. Historians and the Reparations Movement. University College London 10 Sep 2014Conference item
The significance of Soering to the international law on capital punishment
Bernaz, N. 2014. The significance of Soering to the international law on capital punishment. Soering after twenty five years. Gray's Inn, London, UK 20 Jun 2014Conference paper
Business and Human Rights Treaty: the sceptic view
Bernaz, N. 2014. Business and Human Rights Treaty: the sceptic view. Does the World Need a Treaty on Business and Human Rights? Weighing the Pros and Cons. Notre Dame School of Law, London, UK 14 May 2014Conference item
Corporate accountability for human rights violations in countries in transition
Bernaz, N. 2014. Corporate accountability for human rights violations in countries in transition. 9 Bedford Row International Conference: Human Rights in Post-Revolution States and Human Rights at Sea. HMS President, London, UK 03 Apr 2014Conference paper
Resources grabbing and human rights: building a triangular relationship between states, indigenous peoples and corporations
Bernaz, N. and Gilbert, J. 2013. Resources grabbing and human rights: building a triangular relationship between states, indigenous peoples and corporations. Natural Resources Grabbing: Erosion or Legitimate Exercise of State Sovereignty. University of Cagliari (Italy) 04 Oct 2013Conference paper
The politics of the death penalty in countries in transition
Bernaz, N. 2013. The politics of the death penalty in countries in transition. Law Postgraduate Conference. University of Greenwich (London) 06 Jun 2013Conference paper
The future of extraterritorial jurisdiction
Bernaz, N. 2013. The future of extraterritorial jurisdiction. Teaching Business and Human Rights. Columbia Law School (New York) 31 May 2013Conference paper
Addressing slave labour in supply chains through reporting
Bernaz, N. 2013. Addressing slave labour in supply chains through reporting. Business and Human Rights Interest Group, European Society of International Law Conference. University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 23 May 2013Conference paper
Assessing diplomatic assurances in the context of extradition and transfer of individuals to States where they can be subjected to the death penalty
Bernaz, N. 2012. Assessing diplomatic assurances in the context of extradition and transfer of individuals to States where they can be subjected to the death penalty. Expert meeting organised by the UN Special Rapporteurs on Torture and Extrajudicial Executions. Harvard University School of Law 25 - 26 Jun 2012Conference paper
Extra-territoriality as a way to enhance corporate accountability for human rights violations committed abroad
Bernaz, N. 2012. Extra-territoriality as a way to enhance corporate accountability for human rights violations committed abroad. Ireland and the United Nations Framework for Business and Human Rights. Irish Centre for Human Rights, National University of Ireland Galway 24 Mar 2012Conference paper
Detention in conflict: an international criminal law perspective
Bernaz, N. 2011. Detention in conflict: an international criminal law perspective. Side-event on Detention in Conflict at the 17th Session of the UN Human Rights Council. United Nations, Geneva 31 May 2011Conference paper
The international protection against inhuman or degrading punishment
Bernaz, N. 2010. The international protection against inhuman or degrading punishment. Forgotten Rights Forgotten Concepts. Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway 19 - 20 Nov 2010Conference paper
Responding to vulnerability: can state and corporation be business partners?
Bernaz, N. 2010. Responding to vulnerability: can state and corporation be business partners? Vulnerability and the corporation workshop. Emory University School of Law 28 - 29 Oct 2010Conference paper
Cultures, religions and capital punishment
Bernaz, N. 2009. Cultures, religions and capital punishment. International Symposium on the Universal Abolition of the Death Penalty. University of Madrid 11 Dec 2009Conference paper
American exceptionalism and the United Nations: the example of the death penalty
Bernaz, N. 2009. American exceptionalism and the United Nations: the example of the death penalty. American Exceptionalism and Human Rights. Free University Brussels 26 Nov 2009Conference paper
Human rights: the legal issues facing businesses
Bernaz, N. 2009. Human rights: the legal issues facing businesses. Friday Forum on Human Rights: how far should companies go. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants 13 Nov 2009Conference paper
Guidance on business and human rights: a review
Bernaz, N. and Gilbert, J. 2011. Guidance on business and human rights: a review. Equality and Human Rights Commission.Project report
Transitional processes and the death penalty in North Africa
Boubakri, A. and Bernaz, N. 2013. Transitional processes and the death penalty in North Africa. in: Futamura, M. and Bernaz, N. (ed.) The Politics of the Death Penalty in Countries in Transition Routledge. pp. 203-216Book chapter
Does it pay to be ethical? Evidence from the FTSE4Good
Belghitar, Y., Clark, E. and Deshmukh, N. 2014. Does it pay to be ethical? Evidence from the FTSE4Good. Journal of Banking and Finance. 47, pp. 54-62. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbankfin.2014.06.027Article
The development of specialist support services for young people who have offended and who have also been victims of crime, abuse and/or violence: final report
Porteous, D., Adler, J. and Davidson, J. 2015. The development of specialist support services for young people who have offended and who have also been victims of crime, abuse and/or violence: final report. London MOPAC.Project report
Sense of entitlement to workplace support for infertility treatment
Payne, N., Lewis, S., Constantinou, C. and van den Akker, O. 2014. Sense of entitlement to workplace support for infertility treatment. Work and Family Researchers Network Conference 2014: Changing Work and Family Relationships in a Global Economy. New York, USA 19 - 21 Jun 2014Conference paper
Work-life balance and medically assisted reproduction (MAR): MAR uses experiences of workplace support
Payne, N., van den Akker, O., Constantinou, C. and Lewis, S. 2014. Work-life balance and medically assisted reproduction (MAR): MAR uses experiences of workplace support. 11th Conference of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology. London, United Kingdom 14 - 16 Apr 2014Conference paper
Experiences of combining work and infertility treatment
Payne, N., van den Akker, O., Lewis, S. and Constantinou, C. 2015. Experiences of combining work and infertility treatment. BICA Journal/Journal of Fertility Counselling. 22 (1), pp. 13-16.Article
Evaluating the impact of selected cases under the Human Rights Act on public services provision
Donald, A., Mottershaw, E., Leach, P. and Watson, J. 2009. Evaluating the impact of selected cases under the Human Rights Act on public services provision. Manchester, UK Equality and Human Rights Commission.Project report
Poverty, inequality and human rights: do human rights make a difference?
Donald, A. and Mottershaw, E. 2009. Poverty, inequality and human rights: do human rights make a difference? Joseph Rowntree Foundation.Working paper
Developing a Bill of Rights for the UK
Donald, A. 2010. Developing a Bill of Rights for the UK. Manchester, UK Equality and Human Rights Commission.Project report
Religion or belief, equality and human rights in England and Wales
Donald, A. 2012. Religion or belief, equality and human rights in England and Wales. Manchester, UK Equality and Human Rights Commission.Project report
Debating social rights [Book review]
Donald, A. 2012. Debating social rights [Book review]. Public Law. 2012 (Apr), pp. 370-374.Article
Opinion: a Bill of Rights for the UK? Why the process matters
Donald, A. 2010. Opinion: a Bill of Rights for the UK? Why the process matters. European Human Rights Law Review. 5, pp. 459-464.Article
Exploring neoliberal social-reproduction: a working theoretical framework
Leyva, R. 2012. Exploring neoliberal social-reproduction: a working theoretical framework. London Centre for Public Policy Research, King's College London.Working paper
The times they are not a changing: neoliberal interpellation, revisiting the Frankfurt school
Leyva, R. 2010. The times they are not a changing: neoliberal interpellation, revisiting the Frankfurt school. in: French, M., Jackson, S. and Jokisuu, E. (ed.) Diverse Engagement: Drawing in the Margins. Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference, University of Cambridge Cambridge, UK University of Cambridge, Graduate Development Programme. pp. 92-102Book chapter
Religion or belief in the workplace and service delivery: findings from a call for evidence
Mitchell, M., Beninger, K., Donald, A., Howard, E. and NatCen Social Research 2015. Religion or belief in the workplace and service delivery: findings from a call for evidence. Equality and Human Rights Commission.Other
The protection of religious minorities in Europe: strengths and weaknesses
Howard, E. 2015. The protection of religious minorities in Europe: strengths and weaknesses. in: Ippolito, F. and Iglesias Sanchez, S. (ed.) Protecting Vulnerable Groups: The Human Rights Framework Hart Publishing. pp. 181-200Book chapter
Contentious politics: financial crisis, political-economic conflict, and collective struggles - a commentary
Mew, S. 2012. Contentious politics: financial crisis, political-economic conflict, and collective struggles - a commentary. Social Justice: A Journal of Crime, Conflict & World Order. 39 (1), pp. 99-114.Article
Editors' introduction: conflicts within the crisis
Montagna, N. and Mew, S. 2012. Editors' introduction: conflicts within the crisis. Social Justice: A Journal of Crime, Conflict & World Order. 39 (1), pp. 1-7.Article
Neoliberalism and the cultural and political dispositions and practises of millennials in London and LA: a socio-cognitive analysis
Leyva, R. 2013. Neoliberalism and the cultural and political dispositions and practises of millennials in London and LA: a socio-cognitive analysis. PhD thesis King's College LondonPhD thesis
Reporting on sustainability and HRM: a comparative study of sustainability reporting practices by the world’s largest companies
Ehnert, I., Parsa, S., Roper, I., Wagner, M. and Muller-Camen, M. 2016. Reporting on sustainability and HRM: a comparative study of sustainability reporting practices by the world’s largest companies. The International Journal of Human Resource Management. 27 (1), pp. 88-108. https://doi.org/10.1080/09585192.2015.1024157Article
Ageing "phantasmagorically" in exile: the resilience of unbearable and unattainable homelands in the Jewish and Cuban imagination
Christou, A. 2016. Ageing "phantasmagorically" in exile: the resilience of unbearable and unattainable homelands in the Jewish and Cuban imagination. in: Walsh, K. and Näre, L. (ed.) Transnational migration and home in older age Routledge.Book chapter
Second-generation “return” to Greece: new dynamics of transnationalism and integration
King, R. and Christou, A. 2014. Second-generation “return” to Greece: new dynamics of transnationalism and integration. International Migration. 52 (6), pp. 85-99. https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.12149Article
Tales of satisfaction and disillusionment: second-generation ‘return’ migration to Greece and Cyprus
King, R., Christou, A., Goodson, I. and Teerling, J. 2008. Tales of satisfaction and disillusionment: second-generation ‘return’ migration to Greece and Cyprus. Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies. 17 (3), pp. 262-287.Article
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