Empowerment to Oppose Industrial Hazards in a Transnational World,

David Dembo, Clarence Dias, Ayesha Kadwani, Ward Morehouse (ed.)

220pp,  h21.6×w14.2cm    ISBN: 962-7156-06-10,      1987      US$15/HK$120

Foreword by Lawrence Surendra

I. Introduction 
   Principles and Values in the Search for New Coping Mechanisms
         Clarence J. Dias

II. Lessons from Recent Industrial Disasters
    A) Bhopal
          Ayesha Kadwani
         We Must Not Forget:
         Special Report of the International Coalition for Justice in Bhopal
    B) Chernobyl
          Ayesha Kadwani
    C) Basle
          Ayesha Kadwani

III. The Response of International Institutions
   A) International Standards and the Role of the United Nations System 
   B) Industrial Hazards and the World Bank
         Clarence J. Dias and Ward Morehouse
   C) Transnational Accidents under International Law
         Ayesha Kadwani

IV. Workers as Risk Bearers
    Nothing to Lose but Their Lives
        Clarence J. Dias

V. The Search for New Approaches in Coping with Industrial Hazards
    A) Alternatives to the Existing Paradigm
          Ward Morehouse
    B) Designing Alternative Systems for Dealing with Industrial Hazards
          Clarence J. Dias
    C) Toward a New International Legal Regime
          Ayesha Kadwani
    D) An Agenda for International Action
          Clarence J. Dlas and Ward Morehouse
    E) A Statement on the ICJIB Campaign
          the International Coalition for Justice in Bhopal

Appendices
I. Major Industrial Disasters In This Century
II. The "Seveso Directive" I
III. The "Schematic Outline"