GJHR course synthesis by

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very common and circular theme was who was responsible for injustce, was it individuals or big state actors/companies

The idea of accountability and responsibility, and the difficulty with identifying who has it.

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There is really no answer when it comes to how to tackle these issues

Challenging the view that states are the main actors in distributive justice

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Individual vs Collective responsibility

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injustice and how it should be solved and who should be responsible for solving it

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The scope of different violators of human rights

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That there are ways to tackle complex issues with a more theoretical approach and not just positive law

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Accountability and how due to the effects of globalisation it's harder to identify

the concept of human rights is a lot more complex when actually identifying what a human right is and what falls under the socio economic rights

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lack of accountability

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The unseen mechanisms that move modern politics and law.

That it is very difficult to apportion responsibility for issues. I thought that it would be easier to identify specific perpetrators

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the complexities involved when talking about the issues and how difficult in reality they are to solve

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that it is difficult to enforce just practices, and difficult to turn theories into reality

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How difficult it can be to hold companies accountable in a global setting

Globalisation is overpowering the ability for human rights violators to be identified and makes it harder to draw a distinct line with responsibility

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how difficult it is to find a right answer in tackling all these issues and hard to find out who is actually responsible

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I've gained a deeper respect and appreciation of the nuance in conversations relating to globalisation, justice and HR - public media and public agencies failed to show such nuance. There isn't one cause to the issues faced within the context of globalisation - everything is interconnected and everything has led to the state to which the world is in today.

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the distributive responsibility for global justice

Indigenous land rights

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accountability for all actors is almost impossible

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Business and human rights especially in relation to the environment

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responsibility when it comes to climate change and big businesses

more into the global supply chain, and whether this system can be changed to prevent violations of human rights

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corporate social responsibility

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I want to explore further how we can use economic theories and the current economic system to approach the issues raised in class. I want to explore a greater range of perspectives on why such issues exist and someone who actually proposes a solid solution

responsibility and the lack of accountability

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