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- The Transnational Capture and Pillage of Central America
- Due diligence, a mandatory standard devoid of content
- Sustainable deaths
- Vegan Capitalism: Food multinationals and BlackRock
- Universal Declaration of the Rights of Corporate Power
- Times of Insurrection
- Democratising Firms — A Cornerstone of Shared and Sustainable Prosperity
- The Pharmaceutical Industry in Ceontemporary Capitalism
- A Labour Code for the 21st Century
- Discussion Forum: "Corporations in the Crosshairs"
- Corporations in the Crosshairs: From Reform to Redesign
- Why "Corporate Social Responsibility" Is a Hoax
- Create Life-Centered Corporations
- Human Rights, Not Corporate Rights
- Time for a New Economic Narrative
- Response to Comments: "Corporations in the Crosshairs"
- The Role of the Working Class in the Struggle Against Transnational Corporations
- Living Wages in the Paradigm Transition
- Business and Human Rights: Towards a New Paradigm of True Democracy and the Sustainability of People and Planet
or Rhetoric Rights in a Sea of Deception and Posturing - Business and Human Rights: Upholding the Market’s Social Darwinism
- The Fate of Global Corporations in an Anti- Globalist World
- The missing third party: Corporations and the new Social Contract
- CSR in Iberian America: Opportunity or Moot Point
- Consumer Power in the Logic of the Market: Real and Direct Democracy in Pursuit of CSR
- Corporate Social Responsibility: Envisioning Its Social Implications
- The Future of CSR will Mirror the Health of Society: Pondering the Evolution of CSR
- Living Wages: The GRI's Missing Link
- Governments and Non-governmental Organizations vis-à-vis Corporate Social Responsibility
- Non-Governmental Organisations and Corporate Social Responsibility in Iberian America
- Perspectives About a Treaty on Transnational Corporations: Triumphalist Activism vs. the Reality of Facts
- The Catastrophe of Bangladesh – An emblematic case of globalised capitalism
- Observations on the Final Report of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary General on the issue of human rights
and transnational corporations and other business enterprises, John Ruggie – (Pour la version française, cliquez ici)
- Brazil goes back to an oligarch past
- Mexico: Hell is the Tijuana assembly line
- A Dialogue with Ruggie? To change so that everything remains the same...
- ISO 26000: Business as usual
- Business Practices of Southern California Grocers are Still Unsustainable for Most Workers in 2007
- CSR: Included Aspects and Relevant Exclusions. Minimum Standards for the Mexican Ethos
- Corporate Social Responsibility, Still an Infant Discipline
- Corporate Social Responsibility without Living Wages is Irresponsible and Unsustainable
- George Kell's black sense of humour
- Modern Slave Work
- TJSGA's commentary on the UN Norms draft
- TJSGA's commentary on Corporate Social Responsibility in the Southern countries: the other context
- TJSGA's commentary during the California's supermarket strike
- TJSGA's commentary on the conclusion of California's supermarket strike
- Wal-Mart de México 2005's Social Responsibility Report Merrily Avoids Awkward Questions
- World Transnational Corporation Regulatory Authority
- The Living Wages North and South Initiative
