Routledge Companion to International Law and Responsible Business

This comprehensive reference work provides students, researchers and professionals with a solid foundation in the field of international law and responsible business. Edited by a leading expert, the book is organised into five thematic sections and contains 35 chapters. Each chapter explores crucial aspects of international law and business, from foundational principles and comparative methods to functional fields like technology, agriculture and human rights. With an emphasis on the interplay between law, globalisation and geopolitics, this volume offers a holistic and contemporary perspective on the legal frameworks that govern global trade and commerce. This book combines theoretical insights with practical applications, making it an indispensable resource for understanding the complexities of international business law and responsible business. Key benefits include a multidisciplinary approach that integrates international law with business practices, comprehensive coverage of both fundamental and emerging topics, and contributions from renowned scholars worldwide. Readers will gain not only a deep understanding of legal principles but also insights into future trends and debates in global trade regulation, corporate responsibility and ethical business practices. This book is ideal for students and researchers in international business law, corporate social responsibility and related fields. This volume also serves academics new to the topic, and established scholars seeking an authoritative guide to current knowledge and debates in the field.