Dorothee Baumann-Pauly Knihy

Focusing on the intersection of business practices and human rights, this groundbreaking volume features contributions from over 30 experts, providing a thorough interdisciplinary overview. It is designed for current and future business leaders, law and business students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of business's impact on human rights. The structured approach ensures accessibility for a diverse audience, making it a vital resource in this emerging field of study.

Modern slavery: A global problem -- Global supply chains: Pervasive and intractable -- Emergence of the corporate social conscience? -- Regulating the business of modern slavery: Law, what is it good for? -- Frontiers in the fight against modern slavery.

Ages 9 to 12 years When a boy and girl wake up within a stone circle, their minds are blank. They don't know where they are, where they're from or even who they are. Before these questions can be answered they find themselves about to be sacrificed by a Bronze Age tribe. Then the mysterious Foreseer arrives and saves them. He tells them that before they can return home to their own time, they have to steal an artefact from the vicious Beaker Tribe and restore the stone circle to its former glory. Will they succeed? Or will they be cast in Bronze forever?

Age range 12 to 17 Captured by spymasters, a German teenager soon finds himself living a secret life within wartime London. Danger lurks everywhere, as he awaits his mission. When it comes, he discovers his very success could win the Great War for Germany. His mission takes him from bombed streets of London to the horrors of the Western Front. Can Agent Two-Face elude British intelligence and shells and shots, and turn the war in Germany's favour?