1. International Law in the Context of Business and Human Rights: Flawed and Necessary
Part1: Public v. Private
2. Scenarios of Business-related Human Rights Abuses: Multiplicity and Differentiation of Wrongdoers
3. Attribution of Corporate Conduct to the State
4. International Human Rights Obligations of Corporations
5. Transcending the Public/Private Divide through Two Standards of Due Diligence
Part2: Hard Law v. Soft Law
6. Static Overview of Sources of Norms in the Business and Human Rights Normative Universe
7. Dynamic Overview of Sources of Norms in the Business and Human Rights Normative Universe
Part3: International v. Domestic
8. Substantive Dimension of the Integrated Approach to Remedy: Reparations for Victims of Business-related Human Rights Abuses
9. Procedural Dimension of the Integrated Approach to Remedy: Decentralization of the Grievance Mechanisms
10. Addressing Regime Collisions in Scenarios of Business-related Human Rights Abuses
11. Conclusion: Diagnoses and Solutions Offered by the Model of Hybrid Responsibility for Business-related Human Rights Abuses