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  • As cobalt demand booms, companies must do more to protect Congolese miners
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    In this op-ed, Prof. Dorothee Baumann-Pauly and Serra Cremer Iyi point out that mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo is risky because of the prevalence of artisanal small-scale mining.

  • The Case for Human Rights in Business Education - A Tool Kit
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    Representatives from a number of business school, both professors and administrators, have worked jointly to assemble this tool kit. It includes information and resources explaining the increasing relevance of human rights in a business school context and provides resources that can be helpful to those in other business schools who wish to become involved.

  • Global Network of Business Schools for Human Rights’ meeting
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    The GCBHR, the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights, the Global Business School Network and the Business & Human Rights Catalyst at Alliance Manchester Business School co-host a meeting that brings together business school scholars interested in expanding human rights teaching and research in business schools.

  • Responsible business conduct: what challenges lie ahead?
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    There’s a public debate around stricter due diligence duties for international companies and high-risk SMEs, designed to eliminate negative impacts on human rights and the environment in their global supply chains.

  • Mercurtrade Cobalt - Microsimulation
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    The microsimulation of “Mercurtrade Cobalt” was created in the context of the Global Business School Network (GBSN) faculty challenge 2020. It is a fictitious case scenario that is based on insights from our research on responsible cobalt sourcing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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