Dissecting International Legal Compliance: An Unfinished Odyssey
Rule conformity in the global arena, a non-traditional subject with distinct behavioural underpinnings, has evolved into one of the most extensively and intensively researched in the field of contemporary international law. What started as a strictly American enterprise is now a broader undertaking spanning both sides of the Atlantic. A selective examination of an array of competing theories in light of the features and experience of the Sino-British Joint Declaration regarding the future of Hong Kong suggests that a further widening beyond the Western core of the world system may yield valuable substantive and methodological insights.
Introduction Dirty industry migration and environment: theories and application Dirty industry migration globally and in China: an empirical study Dirty industry migration under international law Dirty industry migration under Chinese law Corporate social responsibility and environmental citizenship in China Conclusion.