Dr Adam McBeth

Publications

2010

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McBeth A, International Economic Actors and Human Rights (Routledge, 1st ed, 2010).

Joseph S and McBeth A (eds), Research Handbook on International Human Rights Law (Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 1st ed, 2010).

McBeth A, ‘Human rights in economic globalisation’ in Sarah Joseph and Adam McBeth (eds), Research Handbook on International Human Rights Law (Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2010), 139-166

Debeljak J and  McBeth A, Hansard, Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee, Human Rights (Parliamentary Security) (Consequential Provisions) Bill 2010; Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Bill 2010, Hansard, Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee, Canberra, ACT, Australia, 10-17, 4/11/2010

2008

'Crushed by an Anvil: A Case Study on Responsibility for Human Rights in the Extractive Sector' (2008) 11 Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal 127-166

'Every organ of society: The responsibility of non-state actors for the realisation of human rights' (2008) 30  Hamline Journal of Public Law and Policy 33-88

2007

Book Review: Olivia Ball and Paul Gready; The No-Nonsense Guide to Human Rights (2007) 32 Alternative Law Journal 251-2.

2006

'When Nobody Comes to the Party: Why Have No States Used the WTO Scheme for Compulsory Licensing of Essential Medicines?' (2006) 3 New Zealand Yearbook of International Law 69-100.

'Breaching the Vacuum: A Consideration of the Role of International Human Rights Law in the Operations of the International Financial Institutions' (2006) 10 International Journal of Human Rights 385-404.

2005

'Holding the Purse Strings: The Continuing Evolution of Human Rights Law and the Potential Liability of the Finance Industry for Human Rights Abuses' (2005) 23 Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights 7-34.

'Same Words, Different Language: Corporate Perceptions of Human Rights Responsibilities' (with Joseph, S.) (2005) 11 Australian Journal of Human Rights 95-127.

Book Review: Janet Dine; Companies, International Trade and Human Rights, (2005) 16 Public Law Review 325-6.

2004

'Privatising Human Rights: What Happens to the State’s Human Rights Duties when Services are Privatised?' (2004) 5 Melbourne Journal of International Law 133-54.

'A Look at Corporate Code of Conduct Legislation' (2004) 33 Common Law World Review 222-54.

2003

Human Rights, Trade and Multinational Corporations (with Kinley, D.), in R. Sullivan (ed), Business and Human Rights: Dilemmas and Solutions, 2003, Sheffield, Greenleaf Publishing (pp 52-68).

The Human Rights Responsibilities of Multinational Corporations (with Kinley, D. & Joseph, S.), (2003) 2 New Academy Review 92-3.

2002

After Johannesburg: Can Human Rights be Privatised Too? (with Kinley, D.) (2002) 27 Alternative Law Journal 292-4.