8. Responsible corporate citizenship
Corporate social responsibility has become both a slogan and a marketing tool, with the "Sustainable Development" report, for example, presenting actions carried out on the African continent. But it is also an area of law governed by numerous rules of national and international law, as well as flexible law. And failure to comply with these rules, some of which apply extraterritorially, can have dramatic consequences for the company, its future and its image.
A good example is the anti-bribery legislation that originated in the United States and was extended through the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention.
The current application of American law has become a real risk for companies, which they must take into account. However, recent examples show that the risks are everywhere, and can arise from both US stock...
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ICC Stockholm http://www.sccinstitute.com (arbitration rules)
ICSID – Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes https://icsid.worldbank.org
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