In Good Company? The United Nations and the Business Sector: Regulating Corporate Influence in an Era of Partnership
An Appraisal of the World Health Organization’s Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors and Beyond
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Beschreibung
Cooperation between the United Nations and the private sector has intensified considerably in recent years, while the question of corporate influence has become the subject of increasing debate. This study examines the regulation of private-sector influence within the United Nations system, with particular emphasis on a comprehensive and critical analysis of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors (FENSA). It explores how the United Nations and its specialized agencies seek, through the regulatory frameworks adopted to date, to strike a balance between promoting cooperation with the private sector and safeguarding against undue influence.
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Laura Behre
Themen in »In Good Company? The United Nations and the Business Sector: Regulating Corporate Influence in an Era of Partnership«
Weltgesundheitsorganisation Vereinte Nationen Wirtschaft Recht der Internationalen Organisationen FENSA World Health Organization United Nations Business Law of International Organizations Framework of Engagement with Non-state Actors (FENSA)