《LEGAL PROBLEMS OF CODES OF CONDUCT FOB MULINATIONAL ENTERPRISES》

FOREWORD3

ABBREVIATIONS3

Ⅰ. THE NORMATIVE NATURE OF CODES OF CONDUCT FOR MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES3

The Legal Effects of Codes of Conduct for MNEsHANS W. BAADE3

Legal Effects of Codes of Conduct for MNEs: CommentaryIAN BROWNLIE39

Codes of Conduct for MNEs and Transnational Lex Mercatoria: An International Process of Learning and Law MakingNORBERT HORN45

Multinational Companies and International Commercial ArbitrationBERNARDO M. CREMADES83

The Politico-Legal Context of the Purpose and Effect of Codification: The Example of Technology Transfer NegotiationsRICHARD M. BUXBAUM89

Ⅱ. INTERNATIONAL CODES AND GUIDELINES: BASIC PROBLEMS AND MAIN AREAS OF REGULATION103

The UN Code of Conduct on Transnational Corporations: A Critical Discussion of the First Drafting PhaseARGHYRIOS A. FATOUROS103

The OECD Guidelines: Their Philosophy, History, Negotiation, Form, Legal Nature, Follow-Up Procedures and ReviewTHEO W. VOGELAAR127

The OECD Guidelines for MNEs and the UN Draft Code of Conduct: Some Political ConsiderationsSTEN NIKLASSON141

The OECD Guidelines and Labour Relations: Badger and BeyondROGER BLANPAIN145

The Tripartite Declaration of Principles (ILO): Standards and Follow-upHANS GUNTER155

Transfer of Technology: The UNCTAD Code of ConductGABRIEL M. WILNER177

The Code of Conduct on the Transfer of Technology: A CommentWOLFGANG FIKENTSCHER189

The UNCTAD Restrictive Business Practices CodeJOEL DAVIDOW193

The UNCTAD Code and Problems of Transfer of Technology and Restrictive Practices: The Viewpoint of Developing CountriesENRIQUE SYQUIA210

Illicit Payments in International Business: National Legislation, International Codes of Conduct, and the Proposed United Nations ConventionBRUCE SEYMOUR219

Transnational Enterprises under the Pacto Andino and National Laws of Latin AmericaHORACIO A. GRIGERA NAON237

Ⅲ. IMPLEMENTATION AND FOLLOW-UP PROBLEMS OF CODES OF CONDUCT277

The Trade Union View on the Implementation of Codes of ConductSTEPHEN K. PURSEY277

The Review of the OECD Guidelines: A Trade Union EvaluationKARI TAPIOLA291

A Business View on the Implementation of Codes of ConductDON L. GUERTIN295

A Business View on the Implementation of Codes of Conduct311

Disclosure and the Multinational Enterprise: The Costs of IlluminationDETLEV F. VAGTS315

Host-Country Councils: Concept and Legal AspectsKARL P. SAUVANT/ELTON R. LANIER341

Ⅳ. ANNEX. SOME BASIC INFORMATION AND MATERIALS ON CODES OF CONDUCT407

Codes of Conduct for Multinational Enterprises: An Introductory SurveyHANS W. BAADE407

Select Bibliography on Codes of ConductBRUCE SEYMOUR443

OECD 1976451

Declaration by the Governments of the OECD Member Countries and Decisions of the OECD Council on Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, National Treatment, International Investment Incentives and Disincentives, and Consultation Procedures451

OECD 1978467

Recommendation of the OECD Council Concerning Action Against Restrictive Business Practices Affecting International Trade Including Those Involving Multinational Enterprises467

OECD 1979470

Section of the Communique of the Council Meeting at Ministerial Level on 13th and 14th June 1979 Relating to International Investment and Multinational Enterprises470

ILO 1977479

International Labour Organisation: Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy, including a list of international labour conventions and recommendations referred to in the Declaration479

UN-ECOSOC 1979493

Transnational Corporations: Code of Conduct; Formulations by the Chairman493

INDEX507