Towards more radical forms of governance for business and human rights: From management practice to management education

Schüßler, E. (Panel participant), Anspach, D. S. (Lecturer), Cloutier, C. (Lecturer), Furnari, S. (Panel participant), Granqvist, N. (Panel participant), Grodal, S. (Panel participant), Kim, A. (Panel participant), Wright, A. L. (Panel participant), Zietsma, C. E. (Panel participant) & Zilber, T. B. (Panel participant)

26.07.2025

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Towards more radical forms of governance for business and human rights: From management practice to management education

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11th Responsible Management Education Research Conference: Doing the Next Step: Responsible Management Education between Transforming and Radicalising

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