Last night, my book, Business and Human Rights. History, Law and Policy – Bridging the Accountability Gap, published by Routledge, was officially launched at Middlesex University.
Rae Lindsay, partner at Clifford Chance and co-lead of their international law practice, presented the book.
A heartfelt thank you to all those who came to the event.
My name is Nadia Bernaz and I am Associate Professor of Law at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. I am also the Director of the EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Corporate Sustainability and Human Rights Law.
My area of research is business and human rights. I look at how corporations and businesspeople are held accountable for their human rights impact through international, domestic and transnational processes.
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