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SOMO, the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations, investigates the impacts and enablers of unjustified corporate power. Independent, factual, and critical, we have a clear goal – a fair and sustainable world in which public interests outweigh corporate interests.
Since our establishment in 1973, we have been dedicated to reshaping the economic framework by restraining corporate power and championing social equity.
Headquartered in Amsterdam, we work with hundreds of organisations worldwide, acting as a knowledge, research and communications hub.
Spotlight
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Powering injustice Published on:Lydia de LeeuwPosted in category:PublicationLydia de Leeuw
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Carbon markets, fossil fuels and COP29Posted in category:OpinionJoanna CabelloJoanna Cabello
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The power to extract value from the value chainPosted in category:Long readRodrigo FernandezPublished on:
Redefining monopoly power
In four long reads, we unravel the complex ties between corporate concentration and power, focusing on key aspects: the power to extract profits, the power to distribute profits, the power to profit without producing, and the power to extract value from a value chain. Throughout this series, we also explore the efforts that challenge monopoly power on the national and international levels.
Issues we work on
Within the framework of our five-year strategy and our mission to overhaul the economy to prioritise human rights and ecological sustainability over profits, our efforts are centered around a few key critical issues.
Latest updates
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Additional evidence filed against Booking.com for profiting from illegal settlementsPosted in category:NewsLydia de LeeuwPublished on:
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The hidden human costs linked to global supply chains in ChinaPosted in category:NewsJoshua RosenzweigPublished on:
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Dutch court fails to enforce State’s obligations to prevent genocide and address ties to illegal occupationPosted in category:NewsLydia de LeeuwPublished on:
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Civil society organisations push for transformative global investment rulesPosted in category:NewsBart-Jaap VerbeekPublished on:
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Major brands sourcing from China lack public policies on responsible exitPosted in category:NewsJoshua RosenzweigPublished on:
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Dutch State accused of failing to prevent genocidePosted in category:CaseLydia de LeeuwPublished on: