Struggle for Human Rights
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Struggle for Human Rights
Essays in honour of Philip Alston
Knuckey, Sarah; Hoffmann, Florian; Megret, Frederic; Bhuta, Nehal; Satterthwaite, Margaret
Oxford University Press
09/2021
448
Dura
Inglês
9780198868064
15 a 20 dias
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Nehal Bhuta, Florian Hoffmann, Sarah Knuckey, Frederic Megret, and Margaret Satterthwaite: Introduction
Part 1. Arguing About the History, Theory, and Politics of Human Rights
1: Georges Abi-Saab: The Organic Intellectual
2: Hilary Charlesworth: Ritual and Ritualism in the International Human Rights System
3: Joseph H. H. Weiler: The Targeted Killing of Jesus Christ
4: Martti Koskenniemi: Rocking the Human Rights Boat: Reflections by a Fellow Passenger
5: Sally Engle Merry: The State of Human Rights Consciousness: Not Yet Endtimes
6: Euan MacDonald: Human Rights, Legitimacy and Global Governance
7: Henry Steiner: Democracy and Democracies
Part 2. Setting the Rights Agenda
8: Benedict Kingsbury: Human Rights in a Use Case World
9: Bruno Simma and Giorgia Sangiuolo: Advocating an Ad Hoc Forum for Business Human Rights Disputes
10: Olivier de Schutter: A Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith as Part of the Duty to Cooperate to Establish 'An International Legal Order in which Human Rights can be Fully Realized': the New Frontier of the Right to Development
11: Gerard Quinn: Re-considering Personhood: From ?Civil Death? to ?Civil Life? for Persons with Disabilities
12: Alicia Yamin: On Principle and Persuasion: Examining Philip Alston's Contribution to Economic and Social Rights through the Lens of Health
13: John Tobin: Teaching Human Rights: Four Key Capabilities
14: Malcolm Langford: Alston and Artificial Intelligence
15: Vitit Muntarbhorn: Towards ASEAN Human Rights Law
Part 3. Human Rights Mechanisms: Building, Reforming, and Critiquing Institutions
16: Thomas Hammarberg: Implementation of Treaty Obligations: Political Measures Expected of State Parties
17: Mac Darrow: Up the Stream without a Paddle - Human Rights Challenges in Mega-Infrastructure Finance and Investment
18: Andrew Clapham: Dilemmas Facing Commissions of Inquiry
19: Jose Alvarez: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Philip Alston
20: Helene Trigoudja: The Persuasive Authority of Philip Alston's Work for Human Rights Regional Bodies - United Nations Reports, Statements and General Comments Do Matter
Part 4. Human Rights Struggles
21: Nehal Bhuta and Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi: Dangerous Proportions: Means and Ends in Non-Finite War
22: Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito: Disrupting Human Rights: Existential Challenges and a New Paradigm for the Field
23: Obiora Okafor: Praxis and the International Human Rights Law Scholar
24: Sarah Knuckey and Margaret Satterthwaite: Should Human Rights Practice Be Rights-Based?
25: Florian Hoffmann: Quite Enough (Still): Human Rights in (Times of) Crisis
26: Frederic Megret: Alston in Alabama: Towards a Theory of Praxis in International Human Rights
Part 1. Arguing About the History, Theory, and Politics of Human Rights
1: Georges Abi-Saab: The Organic Intellectual
2: Hilary Charlesworth: Ritual and Ritualism in the International Human Rights System
3: Joseph H. H. Weiler: The Targeted Killing of Jesus Christ
4: Martti Koskenniemi: Rocking the Human Rights Boat: Reflections by a Fellow Passenger
5: Sally Engle Merry: The State of Human Rights Consciousness: Not Yet Endtimes
6: Euan MacDonald: Human Rights, Legitimacy and Global Governance
7: Henry Steiner: Democracy and Democracies
Part 2. Setting the Rights Agenda
8: Benedict Kingsbury: Human Rights in a Use Case World
9: Bruno Simma and Giorgia Sangiuolo: Advocating an Ad Hoc Forum for Business Human Rights Disputes
10: Olivier de Schutter: A Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith as Part of the Duty to Cooperate to Establish 'An International Legal Order in which Human Rights can be Fully Realized': the New Frontier of the Right to Development
11: Gerard Quinn: Re-considering Personhood: From ?Civil Death? to ?Civil Life? for Persons with Disabilities
12: Alicia Yamin: On Principle and Persuasion: Examining Philip Alston's Contribution to Economic and Social Rights through the Lens of Health
13: John Tobin: Teaching Human Rights: Four Key Capabilities
14: Malcolm Langford: Alston and Artificial Intelligence
15: Vitit Muntarbhorn: Towards ASEAN Human Rights Law
Part 3. Human Rights Mechanisms: Building, Reforming, and Critiquing Institutions
16: Thomas Hammarberg: Implementation of Treaty Obligations: Political Measures Expected of State Parties
17: Mac Darrow: Up the Stream without a Paddle - Human Rights Challenges in Mega-Infrastructure Finance and Investment
18: Andrew Clapham: Dilemmas Facing Commissions of Inquiry
19: Jose Alvarez: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Philip Alston
20: Helene Trigoudja: The Persuasive Authority of Philip Alston's Work for Human Rights Regional Bodies - United Nations Reports, Statements and General Comments Do Matter
Part 4. Human Rights Struggles
21: Nehal Bhuta and Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi: Dangerous Proportions: Means and Ends in Non-Finite War
22: Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito: Disrupting Human Rights: Existential Challenges and a New Paradigm for the Field
23: Obiora Okafor: Praxis and the International Human Rights Law Scholar
24: Sarah Knuckey and Margaret Satterthwaite: Should Human Rights Practice Be Rights-Based?
25: Florian Hoffmann: Quite Enough (Still): Human Rights in (Times of) Crisis
26: Frederic Megret: Alston in Alabama: Towards a Theory of Praxis in International Human Rights
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Nehal Bhuta, Florian Hoffmann, Sarah Knuckey, Frederic Megret, and Margaret Satterthwaite: Introduction
Part 1. Arguing About the History, Theory, and Politics of Human Rights
1: Georges Abi-Saab: The Organic Intellectual
2: Hilary Charlesworth: Ritual and Ritualism in the International Human Rights System
3: Joseph H. H. Weiler: The Targeted Killing of Jesus Christ
4: Martti Koskenniemi: Rocking the Human Rights Boat: Reflections by a Fellow Passenger
5: Sally Engle Merry: The State of Human Rights Consciousness: Not Yet Endtimes
6: Euan MacDonald: Human Rights, Legitimacy and Global Governance
7: Henry Steiner: Democracy and Democracies
Part 2. Setting the Rights Agenda
8: Benedict Kingsbury: Human Rights in a Use Case World
9: Bruno Simma and Giorgia Sangiuolo: Advocating an Ad Hoc Forum for Business Human Rights Disputes
10: Olivier de Schutter: A Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith as Part of the Duty to Cooperate to Establish 'An International Legal Order in which Human Rights can be Fully Realized': the New Frontier of the Right to Development
11: Gerard Quinn: Re-considering Personhood: From ?Civil Death? to ?Civil Life? for Persons with Disabilities
12: Alicia Yamin: On Principle and Persuasion: Examining Philip Alston's Contribution to Economic and Social Rights through the Lens of Health
13: John Tobin: Teaching Human Rights: Four Key Capabilities
14: Malcolm Langford: Alston and Artificial Intelligence
15: Vitit Muntarbhorn: Towards ASEAN Human Rights Law
Part 3. Human Rights Mechanisms: Building, Reforming, and Critiquing Institutions
16: Thomas Hammarberg: Implementation of Treaty Obligations: Political Measures Expected of State Parties
17: Mac Darrow: Up the Stream without a Paddle - Human Rights Challenges in Mega-Infrastructure Finance and Investment
18: Andrew Clapham: Dilemmas Facing Commissions of Inquiry
19: Jose Alvarez: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Philip Alston
20: Helene Trigoudja: The Persuasive Authority of Philip Alston's Work for Human Rights Regional Bodies - United Nations Reports, Statements and General Comments Do Matter
Part 4. Human Rights Struggles
21: Nehal Bhuta and Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi: Dangerous Proportions: Means and Ends in Non-Finite War
22: Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito: Disrupting Human Rights: Existential Challenges and a New Paradigm for the Field
23: Obiora Okafor: Praxis and the International Human Rights Law Scholar
24: Sarah Knuckey and Margaret Satterthwaite: Should Human Rights Practice Be Rights-Based?
25: Florian Hoffmann: Quite Enough (Still): Human Rights in (Times of) Crisis
26: Frederic Megret: Alston in Alabama: Towards a Theory of Praxis in International Human Rights
Part 1. Arguing About the History, Theory, and Politics of Human Rights
1: Georges Abi-Saab: The Organic Intellectual
2: Hilary Charlesworth: Ritual and Ritualism in the International Human Rights System
3: Joseph H. H. Weiler: The Targeted Killing of Jesus Christ
4: Martti Koskenniemi: Rocking the Human Rights Boat: Reflections by a Fellow Passenger
5: Sally Engle Merry: The State of Human Rights Consciousness: Not Yet Endtimes
6: Euan MacDonald: Human Rights, Legitimacy and Global Governance
7: Henry Steiner: Democracy and Democracies
Part 2. Setting the Rights Agenda
8: Benedict Kingsbury: Human Rights in a Use Case World
9: Bruno Simma and Giorgia Sangiuolo: Advocating an Ad Hoc Forum for Business Human Rights Disputes
10: Olivier de Schutter: A Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith as Part of the Duty to Cooperate to Establish 'An International Legal Order in which Human Rights can be Fully Realized': the New Frontier of the Right to Development
11: Gerard Quinn: Re-considering Personhood: From ?Civil Death? to ?Civil Life? for Persons with Disabilities
12: Alicia Yamin: On Principle and Persuasion: Examining Philip Alston's Contribution to Economic and Social Rights through the Lens of Health
13: John Tobin: Teaching Human Rights: Four Key Capabilities
14: Malcolm Langford: Alston and Artificial Intelligence
15: Vitit Muntarbhorn: Towards ASEAN Human Rights Law
Part 3. Human Rights Mechanisms: Building, Reforming, and Critiquing Institutions
16: Thomas Hammarberg: Implementation of Treaty Obligations: Political Measures Expected of State Parties
17: Mac Darrow: Up the Stream without a Paddle - Human Rights Challenges in Mega-Infrastructure Finance and Investment
18: Andrew Clapham: Dilemmas Facing Commissions of Inquiry
19: Jose Alvarez: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Philip Alston
20: Helene Trigoudja: The Persuasive Authority of Philip Alston's Work for Human Rights Regional Bodies - United Nations Reports, Statements and General Comments Do Matter
Part 4. Human Rights Struggles
21: Nehal Bhuta and Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi: Dangerous Proportions: Means and Ends in Non-Finite War
22: Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito: Disrupting Human Rights: Existential Challenges and a New Paradigm for the Field
23: Obiora Okafor: Praxis and the International Human Rights Law Scholar
24: Sarah Knuckey and Margaret Satterthwaite: Should Human Rights Practice Be Rights-Based?
25: Florian Hoffmann: Quite Enough (Still): Human Rights in (Times of) Crisis
26: Frederic Megret: Alston in Alabama: Towards a Theory of Praxis in International Human Rights
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