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Direct Parental Negligence Liability: An Expanding Means to Hold Parent Companies Accountable for the Human Rights Impacts of Their Foreign Subsidiaries

Nora Mardirossian

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Key concepts: Subsidiary, Liability, Business, Parent company, Human rights, Multinational corporation, Law and economics, Accounting

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