1. Introduction , Ricardo Pereira (Cardiff University, UK), Annalisa Savaresi (University of East Finland) and Lee McConnell (University of Bristol, UK) Part I: Legal Frameworks for Corporate Accountability in Transnational and Human Rights Law 2. Public Security for Private Gain: Extractive Industries, State Security and the Business and Human Rights Treaty, Lee McConnell (University of Bristol, UK) 3. Corporate Accountability for Climate Change: What Role for Business and Human Rights? Marisa McVey (University of St Andrews, UK) and Annalisa Savaresi (University of Eastern Finland) 4. Another Inconvenient Truth: Business and Human Rights Impacts of Sourcing Minerals for Europe's Energy Transition, Virginie Rouas (SOAS, University of London, UK) and Joshua Roberts (REScoop.EU, Belgium) 5. Securing the Future: The Role of Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence in Advancing the EU's Strategic Energy Autonomy, Laura Sanaz Kaschny (Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands) 6. Holding Corporations to Account: The Chimera of Customary International Law? Simon Baughen (Swansea University, UK) 7.

Transnational Corporate Liability for Environmental Human Rights Abuses in the Global South: Evaluating the Post-Brexit Landscape, Sol Meckievi (University of Cambridge, UK) and Maria-Augusta Paim (University of Nottingham, UK) Part II: Environmental Justice, Human Rights and Natural Resource Governance in the Global South 8. Business and Human Rights in Armed Conflicts and the Competition for Natural Resources , Jelena Aparac and Yousuf Syed Khan (United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, Switzerland) 9. Ecocide and the Prospects for Corporate Accountability before the International Criminal Court and Domestic Courts, Ricardo Pereira (Cardiff University, UK) 10. Corporate Environmental Damage and the Private-Public Accountability Nexus: The Prospects of the Right to a Healthy Environment, Rosemary Mwanza (Stockholm University, Sweden) 11. Antimicrobial Resistance in the Environment: A Rights-Based Approach to Hold Pharmaceutical Companies Accountable, Lovleen Bhullar (University of Cambridge, UK) 12. Shale Gas Development, Human Rights and Energy Justice in the Global South, Karen Makuch (Imperial College London, UK) and Miriam Aczel (UC Berkeley, USA) 13. The Social Licence to Operate in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry: A New Approach to Governance under the Petroleum Industry Act 2021, Eghosa Ekhator (University of Derby, UK) Part III: Conclusions 14. Conclusions: Globalisation, the Extractive Industries and the Future of Business and Human Rights, Ricardo Pereira (Cardiff University, UK), Annalisa Savaresi (University of East Finland) and Lee McConnell (University of Bristol, UK).