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Emerging Roles in the Post-New International Economic Order: Leads to New Business Factors
Connie S. SinghThe right of societies to enjoy economic growth, transnational wealth, using sound environmental resources is the future of international industry. Responsibility to Protect the liberty of men and women to be involved at an intrinsic level of current industrial technological evolution in areas related to business, health, medical fields, is the most prominent trans-territorial industrial transformation in relation to production, in this era which became victim to a false notion that ‘social change is unidirectional’ (E. Compte 1964). For example: an international pandemic, social unrest in Western nations, subjugation of groups in Hong Kong, institutional racism, proved that technologically advanced states can deteriorate rapidly into ‘psychologically under-developed’ status. In this paper, a paradigm based on post-new international economic order restructuring will be proposed for analysis by assessing the newly emerging role of corporations, to exist alongside societies in a protective role. Responsibility to Protect (UN Document 2005), derives from a legal norm that the international system must respond to economic obligations for humanity: the internal legal duty therefore becomes the norm lege ferendae.
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Position of the Individual and Absolute Monism: Case Study on the Children in Hatcliffe Extension
Connie S. Singh, for International Labour OrganizationThe position of the individual has transformed and gained meaning in this decade. This significance is assessed in relation to international human rights norms existing under international and domestic law, by using the United Nations Report on the Position of the Individual in Society and a case study on Hatcliffe Extension. The study elaborates on the development and convergence of transnational norms to prevent state aggression. Essentially, the position of the individual in society has gained recognition as a specific subject matter that requires attention separate from attachment to a group or to the state.
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State Responsibility: Application of a Comparative Paradigm on Oil and Water
Connie S. Singh, Professor of International LawThis article examines transboundary issues relating to the body of legal norms derived from international law, assessing the extent to which states may be held responsible for breaches of international obligations concerning oil production, environmental risk, or environmental harm within their jurisdiction. Examples are provided to illustrate the emergence of transnational normative development in relation to state responsibility.
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For The Persistent Objector in Current Armed Conflict
Connie S. SinghThe possibility for each one of us to enjoy personal growth emotionally, in physical health, as responsible members of society, requires the ability to comprehend this Universe at work, without the need for interpretation through others. This is a difficult task for humans especially in corporate business while earning profit, and therefore, wisdom or guidance must be appreciated. In this paper, the concept of a singular connection to the Universe and Spirit is explored. The notion of power within a connection that is more individual and direct is examined with analysis using Soka Gakkai International written material (N.Daishonin WND Vol.I) and the Entanglement Theory (A.Aczel Entanglement the Greatest Mystery in Physics).