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Article

3 Mar 2002

Author:
Tina Rosenberg, New York Times Magazine

John Kamm's Third Way [China]

Kamm's own experience has convinced him that businesses can speak out for human rights and, if they do it right, not put their profits at risk. In December, he met with the American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing to try to persuade it to press the Chinese government on human rights...And Kamm says that corporations should not just speak the rhetoric of human rights or even settle for promoting democratic practices by example; they should be engaged in the practical work of prisoner releases.