Advocacy for corporate accountability and trade justice: the role of ‘Noble Networks’ in the United Kingdom

Jem Bendell; Anne Ellersiek

Advocacy for corporate accountability and trade justice: the role of ‘Noble Networks’ in the United Kingdom

Jem Bendell
, Anne Ellersiek

University of Cumbria

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Following several decades of globalization and liberalization, the grounds for social contestation and civil society advocacy on global justice issues seem as strong today as in the past.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Global justice activism and policy reform in Europe: understanding when change happens
Editors	Mario Pianta, Anne Ellersiek, Peter Utting
Place of Publication	Abingdon, UK
Publisher	Routledge
Pages	140-163
ISBN (Print)	9780415899130
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2012

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Bendell, J., & Ellersiek, A. (2012). Advocacy for corporate accountability and trade justice: the role of ‘Noble Networks’ in the United Kingdom. In M. Pianta, A. Ellersiek, & P. Utting (Eds.), Global justice activism and policy reform in Europe: understanding when change happens (pp. 140-163). Routledge. https://www.routledge.com/Global-Justice-Activism-and-Policy-Reform-in-Europe-Understanding-When/Utting-Pianta-Ellersiek/p/book/9780415899130

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Bendell, J & Ellersiek, A 2012, Advocacy for corporate accountability and trade justice: the role of ‘Noble Networks’ in the United Kingdom. in M Pianta, A Ellersiek & P Utting (eds), Global justice activism and policy reform in Europe: understanding when change happens. Routledge, Abingdon, UK, pp. 140-163. <https://www.routledge.com/Global-Justice-Activism-and-Policy-Reform-in-Europe-Understanding-When/Utting-Pianta-Ellersiek/p/book/9780415899130>

Advocacy for corporate accountability and trade justice: the role of ‘Noble Networks’ in the United Kingdom. / Bendell, Jem; Ellersiek, Anne.
Global justice activism and policy reform in Europe: understanding when change happens. ed. / Mario Pianta; Anne Ellersiek; Peter Utting. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2012. p. 140-163.

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