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The notion of collective human rights and corporate social responsibility: issues and trends in international law Jide James-EluyodeSJD (Univ. of Arizona); LLM (John Marshall Law School-Chicago); LLB (Lagos St. U.); ???? BL (NLS); IPLP Fellow, University of Arizona Rogers College of Law. The author is grateful to ???? Mary E. Guss, Staff Attorney at the Indigenous Peoples Law Policy Program, University of ???? Arizona Rogers College of Law, for reviewing early drafts of this article, and to Prof. James ???? Hopkins for his helpful comments. This article is a revised adaptation of the author’s paper ???? titled “Corporate Social Responsibility and the Collective Human Rights Paradigm: Current ??????Developments in International Law and Beyond,” which was presented at the John ???? Marshall Law School Center for International Law’s CLE Lunch and Learn Conference, held in ???? Chicago-Illinois on March 7, 2012. ? 2013 Sweet Maxwell and its Contributors Subject: Human rights. Other Related Subject: Company law. International law Keywords: Corporate social responsibility; Human rights; Indigenous peoples; International law; Multinational companies Legislation cited: Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 2007 (United Nations)? Convention 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples 1989? Cases cited: Mayagna (Sumo) Awas Tingni Community v Nicaragua (2003) 10 I.H.R.R. 758 (IACHR) Maya Indigenous Community of the Toledo District v Belize Unreported 2004 (IACHR) Case SU-039/97 Unreported February 3, 1997 (Colombia) *209 Introduction Certain sets of recognised collective human rights ?? of “peoples” have newly emerged in the international arena and have created significant ?? complexities. In view of this development, corporations need to re-evaluate the question of their ?? conduct and the nature of the responsibility they owe with respect to the human rights of groups ?? or communities as collective units. This is so because traditional human rights we