Business & Human Rights: The Business of Peace: Bibliography

Appendix III: Bibliography
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL & PAX CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL (Dutch Sections), Multinational Enterprises and Human Rights, 1998. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL & THE PRINCE OF WALES BUSINESS LEADERS FORUM, Human Rights: Is it any of your business?, 2000. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL (UK) BUSINESS GROUP, Human Rights Guidelines for Companies, 1998. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL (UK) BUSINESS GROUP, Human Rights and Business Matters Newsletter, Autumn 1999. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, Sudan – The Price of Oil, May 2000. ANDRIOF, Jörg, Managing Social Risk through Stakeholder Partnership Building, Warwick Business School. ARMA, Jeremy, VINES, Alex, HENDRICKSON, Dylan (eds), The Mozambican Peace Process, Accord, Issue 3/1998, pages 66-75. AVERY, Christopher L., Business and Human Rights in a Time of Change, Amnesty International (UK), 2000. BERDAL. M, MALONE. D.M (eds), Greed and Grievance: Economic Agendas in Civil Wars, Boulder – Lynne Rienner publishers, 2000. BERMAN Jonathan, Corporations and Conflict: How managers think about war, Harvard International Review, Fall 2000. BOWLEY, Graham, Talisman may find that Sudan oil turns out to be not such good fortune, Financial Times, 19 November 1999, page 5. BROWNE, John, Corporate Responsibility in an International Context, Speech by the Group Chief Executive of BP to the Council on Foreign Relations, New York, 13 November 1997. BROWNE, Michael E. & ROSECRANCE, Richard, The Costs of Conflict: Prevention and Cure in the Global Arena, Rowman & Littlefield, NY/Oxford, 1999. BUSINESS PARTNERS FOR DEVELOPMENT, Natural Resources Cluster, Working Papers No.1-5, 1999-2000. BUSINESS AND PEACE, Report of Conference hosted by UK Department for International Development and Foreign and Commonwealth Office, in collaboration with the PWBLF, CEP and International Alert, London, May 3 2000. BUSINESS WEEK, Mozambique: New Business Inroads, Business Week, 30 August 1999.	CAIRNS, Edmund, A Safer Future, Reducing the Human Cost of War, Oxfam, 1997. CARNEGIE COMMISSION ON PREVENTING DEADLY CONFLICT, Preventing Deadly Conflict: Executive Summary and Final Report, Carnegie Commission, NY, 1997. COCKROFT, Laurence, Can Companies Set the Anti-Corruption Agenda?, Transparency International UK, 1999. COLLETTA, Nat, MENDELSON FORMAN, Johanna, VAN HENKELOM, Jan, Security, Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development: Challenges for the New Millennium, World Bank and Belgian Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and International Co-operation, September 1999. COLLIER Paul, Economic Causes of Civil Conflict and their implications for policy, The World Bank, June 2000. CONFEDERATION OF NORWEGIAN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, Human rights from the perspective of business and industry – a checklist, Confederation of Norwegian Business and Industry, October 1998. CONFLICT, SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP, The Centre for Defence Studies, King’s College, University of London, Issue 2, November 1999. CONSULTATIVE BODY ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND NORWEGIAN ECONOMIC IMPACT ABROAD, Business and Human Rights, Oslo, June 1999. CONSULTATIVE BUSINESS MOVEMENT, Managing Change: A guide to the role of business in transition, Consultative Business Movement, 1993. CONTROL RISKS GROUP, No Hiding Place: Business and the Politics of Pressure, London: Control Risks Group1997. CONTROL RISKS GROUP, 2000 Outlook: Global Risk Forecast, London: Control Risks Group, 2000. CONTROL RISKS GROUP & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH BUREAU, International Corruption and the Business Response, London: Control Risks Group, 1997. CORTRIGHT, David (Ed.), The Price of Peace: Incentives and International Conflict Prevention, Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict, Rowman & Littlefield, NY/Oxford, 1997. DAVIES, Robert, Corporate Good Practice in Post-Conflict Business ‘Opportunities’: Six Principles for Partnership Action, Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum, 1999.		DAVY, A., MCPAHAIL, K., SANDOVAL, F., BPXC’s Operations in Casanare, Colombia: Factoring social concerns into development decisionmaking, Social Development Papers No. 31, The World Bank, July 1999. DEUTSCH, Claudia H., Unlikely Allies Join with the United Nations, New York Times, 10 December 1999. DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE, DAC Guidelines on conflict, peace and development co-operation, Paris: OECD, 1997. DIAMOND, Louise and McDONALD John. Multi-track Diplomacy: A Systems Approach to Peace, 3rd edition, West Hartford: Kumarian Press, 1996. EADE, Deborah, Social Reconstruction in Times of Transition: From Conflict to Peace in a Changing World, Oxfam GB, 1999. EVANS, Julian, Indonesia’s next East Timor?, New Statesman, 10 July 2000 THE ECONOMIST, Russian Organised Crime, 28 August 1999, pages 17-19. THE ECONOMIST, Angola’s Endless War, 25 September 1999, page 19. THE ECONOMIST, Business in Difficult Places, 20 May 2000, page 127-130. ELWORTHY, Scilla, Making Peace is Cheaper than Making War, The Independent, 27 October 1999. ELOFF, Theuns, The Role of Civil Society, Specifically Business, in Conflict Resolution, Constitution-making and Transition in Divided Societies, Paper delivered at Bellagio Conference, National Business Initiative, South Africa, 1999. EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION & TRANSFORMATION, People Building Peace: 35 Inspiring Stories from Around the World, 1999. EUROPEAN PLATFORM FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION AND TRANSFORMATION, Prevention and Management of Violent Conflicts: An International Directory, 1998. EYBEN, Karin, MORROW, Duncan & WILSON, Derick, A Worthwhile Venture? Practically Investing in Equity, Diversity and Interdependence in Northern Ireland, University of Ulster, 1997. FEWER, A Manual for Early Warning and Early Response, London, 1998. FILDER, S. & BOULTON, L., Pipeline dispute fuels west’s fiery relations with Russia, Financial Times, 18 November 1999, page 14.

THE FINANCIAL TIMES, Oil, Gas and Geo-Strategic Interests in the Caucasus, 18 November 1999. THE FINANCIAL TIMES, Three-part series on conflict diamonds, 10-12 July 2000. FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE & DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Human Rights, Annual Report, 1999 and 2000. GERSON, Allan, Partnering for Peace: A Unified Field Approach, Council on Foreign Relations, 2000. GLOBAL WITNESS, A Crude Awakening: Role of the Oil and Banking Industries in Angola’s Civil War and the Plunder of State Assets, 1999. GLOBAL WITNESS, Conflict Diamonds: Possibilities for the identification, certification and control of diamonds, 2000. GLOBAL WITNESS, A Rough Trade: The Role of Companies and Governments in the Angolan Conflict, 1998. HARKER, John, Human Security in Sudan: The report of a Canadian Assessment Mission, prepared for the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2000. HAWTHORNE, Peter, Diamonds in the Rough, Time, 29 November 1999, pages 34-35. HELMKE, Reinhart, Conflict Prevention: Opportunities and Challenges for Development Cooperation, UNOPS presentation at Bonn International Centre for Conversion, 30 August 1999. HENDERSON INVESTORS, Socially Responsible Investment Preliminary Position Paper: Defence, Armaments and the Military, London: Henderson Investors, November 1999. HIGDON, Simon, KILLICK Nick. The Cost of Conflict. London: International Alert, March 1998. HUBAND, Mark, Tunisia puts faith in micro-credit to dull the appeal of Islamist Movement, Financial Times, 24 November 1999. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, The Enron Corporation: Corporate Complicity in Human Rights Violations, 1999. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, The Price of Oil: Corporate responsibility and human rights violations in Nigeria’s oil producing communities,1999. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, Angola Unravels: The Rise and Fall of the Lusaka Peace Process, 1999. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, Crackdown in the Niger Delta, 1999. INSTITUTE FOR MULTI-TRACK DIPLOMACY, Business and Peace-building in India and Pakistan: The Role of Business in Intractable Conflicts, 1998. INTERNATIONAL ALERT, Thinking about Conflict, Resource Pack for Conflict Transformation, First Edition, November 1996.	INTERNATIONAL ALERT, Code of Conflict: Conflict Transformational Work, 1998. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS, Forum: War, Money and Survival, International Committee of the Red Cross, February 2000. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, UK House of Commons, Conflict Prevention and Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Volume 1: Report and Proceedings of the Committee, London: the Stationery Office, 1999. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE, UK House of Commons, Conflict Prevention and Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Volume II: Minutes of Evidence and Appendices, London: the Stationery Office, 1999. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION, Doing Better Business Through Effective Public Consultation and Disclosure: A Good Practice Manual, Washington DC, 1998. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION, Investing in People, Sustaining Communities through Improved Business Practice: A Community Development Guide for Companies, International Finance Corporation, Washington DC, 1999. INTERNATIONAL IDEA, Democracy and Deep-Rooted Conflict: Options for Negotiators, 1998. IPIECA & UNEP, The Oil Industry Experience, Technology Cooperation and Capacity Building: Contribution to Agenda 21, IPIECA, London, 1995. JAMIESON, David, presentation on behalf of Crown Agents Autoservis D.J.L. for World Aid 1998: Rebuilding Cities, Societies and Nations, 1998. JENKINS, Patrick & Shaxson, Nick, Diamonds: UK joins boycott of Angola, Financial Times, October 1999. JOCHNICK, Chris, Confronting the Impunity of Non-State Actors: new fields for the promotion of human rights, Human Rights Quarterly, Vol. 21, 1999. KNIGHT, R.F. & PRETTY, D.J., The Impact of Catastrophes on Shareholder Value, The Oxford University Research Briefings, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1994. LEDERACH, John Paul. Building Peace: Sustainable Reconciliation in Divided Societies. Washington D.C: United States Institute of Peace Press, 1997. LEDERACH, John Paul. Preparing for Peace: Conflict Transformation Across Cultures. Syracuse: Syracuse Press, 1995. LEVINE, Steve & BARTHOLET, Jeffrey, Fields of Gold, Newsweek, 6 December 1999, pages 26-29. LILLY, Damian, From Mercenaries to Private Security Companies: Options for Future Policy Research, International Alert, 1998. LLOYD, John, The godfathers go global, New Statesman Millennium, 20 December 1999, pages 57-58.		LUND, Michael. Preventing Violent Conflicts. Washington D.C: U.S. Institute of Peace Press, 1996. MAKONNEN, Yilma, Natural resource-based violent intra-state conflict: Towards the development of social responsibility guidelines for non-state actors in conflict prevention and peacebuilding, UN Department of Political Affairs, 2000. MALLETT, Victor, Oil Groups ‘Complicit’ in Angolan Suffering, Financial Times, 6 December 1999. MASLAND, T, The Gems of War, Newsweek, July 10 2000. MCINTOSH, Malcolm, COLEMAN Gill, JONES Keith and LEIPZIGER Deborah. Corporate Citizenship: Sucessful Strategies for Responsible Companies. London: Financial Times Pitman Publishing, 1998. McPAHAIL, Kathryn & DAVY, Aidan, Integrating Social Concerns into Private Sector Decision-making: A Review of Corporate Practices in the Mining, Oil, and Gas Sectors, World Bank Discussion Paper No. 384, 1998. MEDECINS SANS FROTIERES, Alert, Volume 4 Number 3, Summer 1999. MISSER, Francois, Democratic Republic of the Congo: The Carpet-bag Generals, African Business, December 1999, page 31. MITCHELL, John, Companies in a World of Conflict, The Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1997. MOODY STUART, George, Grand Corruption: How Business Bribes Damage Developing Countries, World View Publishing, 1997. NALAPAT, M.D., Armies Worldwide Guard the Fields and Shield the Mules of the Global Trade in Drugs, The WorldPaper, November 1999, page 5. NELSON Jane, Business as Partners in Development: Building wealth for countries, companies and communities, The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum, in collaboration with the World Bank and UNDP, 1996. NELSON Jane, Building Competitiveness and Communities: How worldclass companies are creating shareholder value and societal value, The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum, in collaboration with the World Bank and UNDP, 1998. NELSON Jane, Creating the Enabling Environment: global corporate responsibility and partnerships: The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum in collaboration with the World Bank and UNDP, 2000. NELSON Jane, ZADEK Simon, Partnership Alchemy: New Social Partnerships in Europe, The Copenhagen Centre, 2000. NORWEGIAN MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Business and Human Rights, 1999. OXFAM, International Development Select Committee Inquiry into Conflict Prevention and Post-Conflict Reconstruction: memorandum of Evidence from Oxfam, 1998.

OXFAM, World Trade Rules and Poor People’s Access to Essential Drugs: Briefing Note, Oxfam GB, November 1999. OXFORD ANALYTICA, Changing Responsibilities of the Private Sector in Emerging Markets, October 1999. PARTNERSHIP AFRICA CANADA, The Heart of the Matter, Sierra Leone, Diamonds and Human Security, January 2000. POWELL, Bill, Missing the Big Story, Newsweek, 20 September 1999. PRINCE OF WALES BUSINESS LEADERS FORUM, Conflict Prevention and Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Observations on the Role of Business, 1998. RATNER, Steven R., The New UN Peacekeeping: Building Peace in Lands of Conflict after the Cold War, McMillan Press, 1995. ROSENFELD, A.B., GORDON, D.L. & GUERIN-MCMANUS, Reinventing the Well: Approaches to Minimizing the Environmental and Social Impact of Oil Development in the Tropics, Conservation International Policy Papers, Volume 2, 1997. RUPERT, J, Diamond Hunters Fuel Africa’s Brutal Wars: In Sierra Leone mining firms trade weapons and money for access to gems, The Washington Post, October 16 1999. RUPESINGHE, Kumar, with NARAGHI ANDERLINI, Sanam. Civil Wars, Civil Peace: Multitrack Solutions to Armed Conflict. London: International Alert, 1998. SCHMID, Alex P., Thesaurus and Glossary of Early Warning and Conflict Prevention Terms, Synthesis Foundation (Erasmus University), 1998. SCHWARTZ, Peter and GIBB, Blair, When Good Companies Do Bad Things: Responsibility and Risk in the Age of Globalisation, John Wiley & Sons, 1999. SHEARER, David, Dial and Army: Executive Outcomes in Sierra Leone, The World Today, August/September 1997. SHELL INTERNATIONAL LTD., Dealing with Bribery and Corruption: A Management Primer, London, 1999. SOYSA DE Indra, GLEDITSCH Niels Petter, To Cultivate Peace – Agriculture in a world of conflict, Future Harvest, PRIO Report, 1/99. SPEAR, Joanna, Arms and Internal Conflicts, Memorandum for the International Development Committee, 1996. STIEFEL, Matthias, WSP/UNRISD, Rebuilding After War: A Summary Report of the War-torn Societies Project, 1998. SWEDISH MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Preventing Violent Conflict – A Swedish Action Plan, 1999. SWEETING ROSENFELD A, CLARK A.P., Lightening the Lode: A Guide to responsible large-scale mining, Conservation International Policy Papers, 2000.		TENNYSON Ros, Managing Partnerships: Tools for mobilising the public sector, business and civil society as partners in development, The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum, 1998. TESNER Sandrine, with KELL Georg, The United Nations and Business: A Partnership Recovered, St. Martin’s Press, 2000. TURNER, Mark, Oil fuels the conflict in Southern Sudan, Financial Times, 15 October 1999. UNDP, Human Development Report, New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. UNITED NATIONS, The Causes of Conflict and the Promotion of Durable Peace and Sustainable Development in Africa, Report of the Secretary General, April 1998. UNITED NATIONS, Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization, New York: United Nations, 1999. VESELY, Milan, Shadow of the Gun: Who funds Africa’s wars?, African Business, December 1999, pages 8-11. WALLISS, William, Gem Smuggling Sparks Call for Diamond Review, Financial Times, 14 January 2000. WORLD BANK, A Framework for World Bank Involvement in Post Conflict Reconstruction, 1997. WORLD BANK, Post-conflict reconstruction: The Rold of the World Bank, 1998. WORLD BANK, Post-Conflict Fund: Guidelines and Procedures, 1998. WORLD BANK, Development Assistance and Conflict, Draft Operational Policy 2.30, 2000. WORLD BANK & CENTRE FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION, The Nexus Between Economic Management and Civil Society in Countries Emerging from War In Southern Africa, 1998. WORLD BANK & BELGIAN MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, FOREIGN TRADE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, Security, Poverty Reduction & Sustainable Development: Challenges for the New Millennium, September 1999. WORLD BANK, IFC & MIGA, Tourism and Global Development, January 2000. WORLD BANK, Development Research Group, The Economics of Civil Wars, Crime and Violence, www.worldbank.org/research/conflict/civil.htm WSP, UNRISD & PSIS, War-Torn Societies Project: Bossey Statement Practical Recommendations, June1998. YUNOSOV, Arif, Report on Results of a Sociological Poll on “Oil and Stability in Azerbaijan”, Institute of Peace and Democracy, Baku & Council on Economic Priorities, London, 1999. ZADEK, Simon, PRUZAN, Peter, and EVANS, Richard, Building Corporate Accountability: Emerging practices in social and ethical accounting, auditing and reporting, Earthscan, 1997.