"My concern is that the existing [domestic] law… do[es]n't go far enough in imposing obligations of co-operation upon the corporates," he added.
ICCPR [1966] & ICESCR [1954] Art 1 (2), common to both treaties for example states that 'All peoples may, for their own ends, freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources without prejudice to any obligations arising out of international economic co-operation, based upon the principle of mutual benefit, and international law.
Making it more difficult for jihadists to get into Syria in the first place depends upon co-operation that neighbouring states, especially Turkey, are either unwilling or unable to give.
If the security services are going to be able to access the information they need at the time that they need it that depends upon international co-operation between agencies, between companies," he added.
The study relied upon the co-operation of 328 parents to collect data.
The unprecedented international response to the HIV pandemic is highly dependent upon the co-operation of local and national government thus warranting an analysis of the relationship between HIV and governance.
The success of this method of treatment depends upon the full co-operation of the patient and the insistence and encouragement of the treating physician.
This issue builds upon the multi-year co-operation between the PRES conference planners and the journal.
Kojo Sebastian Amanor concludes that south-south co-operation – though frequently framed as path-breaking – builds upon pre-existing forms of international development, neoliberal frameworks, and the expansion of capital in Africa.
This builds upon the existing Programme of Co-operation between UNICEF and the Government of the Union of Myanmar which focuses on strengthening social welfare and child protection systems.
However, we find that SME co-operation with rivals (co-opetition) has no significant impact upon innovation.
