Abstract
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Place of Publication | Frederiksberg |
| Publisher | Department of Business and Politics. Copenhagen Business School |
| Number of pages | 35 |
| ISBN (Print) | 8791690528 |
| Publication status | Published - 2008 |
| Series | Working Paper / Department of Business and Politics |
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| Number | 50 |
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Global Citizenship : Corporate Activity in Context. / Thompson, Grahame.
Frederiksberg : Department of Business and Politics. Copenhagen Business School, 2008.Research output: Working paper › Research › peer-review
TY - UNPB
T1 - Global Citizenship
T2 - Corporate Activity in Context
AU - Thompson, Grahame
PY - 2008
Y1 - 2008
N2 - Many formulations of contemporary globalization suggest that citizenship is being radically transformed by processes of transnationalism. And the business world is reacting to this sense of change by firms claiming to be ‘global corporate citizens’. But what exactly does global corporate citizenship mean and what are its implications? In this paper a preliminary response is made to these questions by situating corporate citizenship within the wider framework of constitutional debates about private economic law and the juridicalization of the international sphere more generally. The paper poses the issue of whether there is a quasi-constitutionalization of the international corporate sphere underway and the possible governance consequences of this process.
AB - Many formulations of contemporary globalization suggest that citizenship is being radically transformed by processes of transnationalism. And the business world is reacting to this sense of change by firms claiming to be ‘global corporate citizens’. But what exactly does global corporate citizenship mean and what are its implications? In this paper a preliminary response is made to these questions by situating corporate citizenship within the wider framework of constitutional debates about private economic law and the juridicalization of the international sphere more generally. The paper poses the issue of whether there is a quasi-constitutionalization of the international corporate sphere underway and the possible governance consequences of this process.
M3 - Working paper
SN - 8791690528
T3 - Working Paper / Department of Business and Politics
BT - Global Citizenship
PB - Department of Business and Politics. Copenhagen Business School
CY - Frederiksberg
ER -