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work_icaldutnuzh5xnvryvrgxerzqm	Jody Emel	An Inquiry into the Green Disciplining of Capital	2002	18	.pdf	application/pdf	10311	557	48	My objective in this paper is to examine, with the aid of a case study, the implications of the strategies environmental NGOs are employing to 'discipline' corporations In Section 4, I turn to a specific case study from the goldmining industry which involves campaigns by FoE and other NGOs against Freeport ^ only global economics, but politics and culture as well.(2) The World Trade Organization, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and the proposed Multilateral Agreement on Investment enhance the rights of investors, increase the flows of foreign direct other lending agencies such as the World Bank, etc; (2) shareholder activism; (3) fostering socially responsible investment (including approaching fund managers); and convention on investment for sustainable development that would guarantee environmental protection, adequate social and labor standards, and corporate accountability NGOs are attempting to improve corporate social and environmental accountability. of environmental and other NGOs to 'discipline' a mining corporation operating	./cache/work_icaldutnuzh5xnvryvrgxerzqm.pdf	./txt/work_icaldutnuzh5xnvryvrgxerzqm.txt