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A governance and management framework for addressing modern slavery risk in multi-tier supply chains
Better governance of modern slavery risk represents a key challenge that needs to be addressed if sustainability in global supply chains is to be realised in line with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 8.7. This conceptual paper develops and presents a multidimensional twin-track framework
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