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    Mads Holst Jensen, Advser, Ph.D.
    The Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR)
    Adviser, Ph.D., The Human Rights & Business Project, As an adviser Mads Holst Jensen is conducting human rights & business research and developing practical and operational tools for the implementation of human rights in a business context. Moreover, he is developing, researching, facilitating and advising on dialogues, initiatives and activities concerning human rights and business in China. Based on a long and multi-faceted working experience with China, his aim is to promote a common language for CSR, encompassing Western and Chinese contexts and conceptions in order to bridge the gap between CSR ideals and Chinese realities. In addition to CSR and human rights & business, the topics of Mads Holst Jensen's research and publications include social deviance, juvenile delinquency, public security, human rights and legal system reform in China.
    http://www.humanrights.dk/About+us/Organisation/Human+Rights+and+Business/Staff
    Keywords: Business. Management, China, Corporate social responsiblitity, Denmark, East Asia, Human rights, Nordic Perspective, Person, Public administration,
     
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