Radu Mares
Human Rights
Raoul Wallenberg Institute
Belarus
Biography
Radu Mares is senior researcher at Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights. He has Doctor of Law (2006) and Associate Professor (Reader/Docent) (2012) degrees from the Faculty of Law, Lund University, Sweden. He is specialised in the area of business and human rights, with a focus on multinational enterprises and global supply chains. His work combines transnational law, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility perspectives. Mares has edited The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights – Foundations and Implementation (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2012) and authored The Dynamics of Corporate Social Responsibilities (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2008). He has written about the relation between law and self-regulation, on corporate responsibilities in the mining industry and supply chain contexts, and on regulatory aspects raised by the corporate ‘responsibility to respect’ human rights. Recent publications include ‘De-centring human rights from the international order of states – The alignment and interaction of transnational policy channels’ (Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 2016) and ‘“Respect” human rights: Concept and convergence’ (Law, Business and Human Rights – Bridging the Gap, Bird, Cahoy, Prenkert (eds.), 2014).
Research Interest
Human Rights
Publications
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“Respect” Human Rights : Concept and Convergence By Radu Mares Edward Elgar Publishing, Law, Business and Human Rights: Bridging the Gap, 2014
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A Rejoinder to G. Skinner’s Rethinking Limited Liability of Parent Corporations for Foreign Subsidiaries’ Violations of International Human Rights Law By Radu Mares Washington and Lee Law Review Online, 2016-06-07
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Decentering human rights from the international order of states : The alignment and interaction of transnational policy channels By Radu Mares Indiana University Press, Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, 2016-12-01
