Human rights and the global marketplace: economic, social, and cultural dimensions
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| adam_text | HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE ECONOMIE, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL
DIMENSIONS JEANNE M. WOODS HOPE LEWIS ILI/SU T R A N S N A T I O N A L P
U B I I S H E R TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XVII FOREWORD XXI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXIII PART I: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE:
DISCORSIVE THEMES CHAPTER 1 : GLOBAL NARRATIVES/GLOBAL REALITIES
INTRODUCTION : 3 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REPORT 9-13 (2001) 4 S.N.M. ABDI, LAW TO ENCOURAGE TWO-CHILD FAMILIES 4
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 6 LETTA TAYLOR, NOBODY S CHILDREN 6 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 7 MICHAEL SPECTER, CONTRABAND WOMEN*A SPECIAL REPORT:
TRAFFICKERS NEW CARGO: NAIVE SLAVIC WOMEN 8 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 9
MODERN-DAY SLAVERY 10 ASSOCIATED PRESS, U.S. TO SPEND $110M TO FIGHT
TRAFFICKING 11 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 11 MARY JORDAN AND KEVIN SULLIVAN,
TRADE BRINGS RICHES, BUT NOT TO MEXICO S POOR: NAFTA S CRITICS SAY PACT
HAS FAILED TO IMPROVE LIVES OF IMPOVERISHED MAJORITY 12 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 13 CHARLIE LEDUFF, FOR MIGRANTE, HARD WORK IN HOSTILE SUBURBS
13 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 14 ASSOCIATED PRESS, PALESTINIANS REDUCED TO
BEGGING 14 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 15 ROBIN HAAS, UNITING ON THE DOMESTIC
FRONT/GROUP WINS $50G GRANT TO HELP IN ITS FIGHT FOR FELLOW WORKER S
RIGHTS 15 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 16 SETH MYDANS, IN PAKISTAN, RAPE VICTIMS
ARE THE CRIMINALS 16 DEXTER FILKINS, ENDING CENTURIES OF ILLITERACY: A
SOCIAL REVOLUTION IS SWEEPING INDIA 19 DOUG MYERS, SCHOOL LAWSUIT
REJECTED; APPEAL COURT SAYS LOUISIANA FULFILLS ITS FUNDING MANDATE 20
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 21 RICH NATIONS FLUNK IN EDUCATING POOR: U.S.,
GREECE AND NEW ZEALAND LANGUISTI AT BOTTONI OF CLASS 21 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 22 IV * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE W.B.
RUBENSTEIN AND BRADLEY SEARS, TOWARD MORE PERFECT UNIONS 22 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 23 LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, SOUTH AFRICA SAYS IT WILL FIGHT AIDS
WITH A DRUG PIAN ... 23 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 24 LARRY ROHTER, THE HOMES
OF ARGENTINES ARE AT RISK IN I.M.F. TALKS 25 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 26 MARK
EGAN, WALL STREET UPS OPPOSITION TO IMF BANKRUPTCY PIAN 26 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 27 DEATH TOLL IN BOLIVIAN UNREST RISES TO 30 27 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 27 TEXACO UNDER FIRE IN ECUADORLAN LAWSUIT 28 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS - 29 CHRIS MCGREAL, SOUTH AFRICANS VOW TO GRAB THE LAND:
GOVERNMENT PULLS OUT THE STOPS TO PREVENT BRAZILIAN-STYLE SEIZURES 29
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 30 THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT COMPACT (UNITED
NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2003) 30 THE
CANCUN FAILURE 31 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 32 AFRICAN NATIONS PIAN TO MONITOR
ONE ANOTHER 32 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 33 JULIA GRAFF, CORPORATE WAR
CRIMINALS AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BLOOD AND PROFITS IN THE
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 33 LETTER FROM BERNIE GRANT, MP, CHAIR
AFRICAN REPARATIONS MOVEMENT (U.K.) TO MR. JULIAN SPALDING, DIRECTOR,
ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM, KELVINGROVE, GLASGOW 35 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 36
DARRYL FEARS, AGING SONS OF SLAVES JOIN REPARATIONS BATTLE; FINANCIAL
CORPORATIONS TARGETED BY LAWSUITS 37 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 39 SELECTED
WEB-BASED RESOURCES ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 40 CHAPTER
2:THEORETICAL PARADIGMS A. HISTORICAL ROOTS 43 1. RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS
43 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 50 2. PHILOSOPHICAL AND POLITICAI FORMULATIONS 50
JOHN LOCKE, FIRST TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 50 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 51
PHILIP HARVEY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND ECONOMIE POLICY DISCOURSE: TAKING
ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS SERIOUSLY 51 DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN
AND CITIZEN: CONSTITUTION OF THE YEAR I (1793) 53 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 53
IMMANUEL KANT, THE DOCTRINE OF VIRTUE 54 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 55 KWASI
WIREDU, AN AKAN PERSPECTIVE ON HUMAN RIGHTS 55 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 56
TABLE OF CONTENTS * V MARGARET Y.K. WOO, BIOLOGY AND EQUALITY: CHALLENGE
FOR FEMINISM IN THE SOCIALIST AND THE LIBERAI STATE 58 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 59 THOMAS PAINE, AGRARIAN JUSTICE 60 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 63
PAPAL ENCYCLICALS 64 RERUM NOVARUM 64 CENTESIMUS ANNUS 66 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 66 THE PAQUETE HABANA 67 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 71 THE
CONSTITUTION OF MEXICO (1917) 71 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 72 PAOLO G.
CAROZZA, FROM CONQUEST TO CONSTITUTIONS: RETRIEVING A LATIN AMERICAN
TRADITION OF THE IDEA OF HUMAN RIGHTS 72 1936 CONSTITUTION OF THE USSR
74 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 75 PRESIDENT FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT, 1944 STATE OF
THE UNION ADDRESS 75 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 77 3. THE QUEST FOR
UNIVERSALIZATION 77 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION: STATEMENT ON
HUMAN RIGHTS 77 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 80 UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN
RIGHTS 81 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 83 MARY ANN GLENDON, THE SOURCES OF
RIGHTS TALK 84 STATEMENT BY MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 85 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 88 VIENNA DECLARATION AND PROGRAMME OF ACTION 89 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 89 B. FOUNDATIONS OF LIBERAI RIGHTS DISCOURSE 8 9 ARISTOTLE,
POLITICS 89 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 91 JOHN LOCKE, SECOND TREATISE OF
GOVERNMENT 91 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 93 WESLEY NEWCOMB HOHFELD, SOME
FUNDAMENTAL LEGAI CONCEPTIONS AS APPLIED IN JUDICIAL REASONING 93 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 94 JOHN RAWLS, A THEORY OF JUSTICE 95 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
98 LOUIS HENKIN, RIGHTS: HERE AND THERE 100 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 101
HENRY J. STEINER, THE YOUTH OF RIGHTS 102 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 104 C.
CRITICAI VOICES 107 JEANNE M. WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A
CRITIQUE OF THE LIBERAI PARADIGM 110 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 116 KARL E.
KLARE, LEGAI THEORY & DEMOCRATIC RECONSTRUCTION: REFLECTIONS ON 1989 117
VI * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE ISSA G. SHIYJI, HUMAN
RIGHTS IDEOLOGY: PHILOSOPHICAL IDEALISM AND POLITICAI NIHILISM 121 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 123 MAKAU WA MUTUA, THE IDEOLOGY OF HUMAN RIGHTS 124 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 132 HILARY CHARLESWORTH, CHRISTINE CHINKIN AND SHELLEY
WRIGHT, FEMINIST APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL LAW 134 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
137 D. CULTURAL RELATIVISM 138 FINAL DECLARATION OF THE REGIONAL MEETING
FOR ASIA OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS (THE BANGKOK
DECLARATION) 138 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 141 BILAHARI KAUSIKAN, ASIAN
APPROACH TO HUMAN RIGHTS 142 REMARKS BY SHARON HOM 146 KAREN ENGLE,
CULTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: THE ASIAN VALUES DEBATE IN CONTEXT 149 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 153 E. JUSTICIABILITY AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY 154 1.
THE JUSTICIABILITY DEBATE 154 HERMAN SCHWARTZ, DO ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL
RIGHTS BELONG IN A CONSTITUTION? 154 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 157 ASBJORN
EIDE, ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS ... 158
JEANNE M. WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A CRITIQUE OF THE LIBERAI
PARADIGM 160 CRUZ DEL VALLE BERMUDEZ V. MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL
ASSISTANCE 162 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 166 2. DEMOCRACY OR
DISENFRANCHISEMENT? 167 NICHOLAS HAYSOM, CONSTITUTIONALISM, MAJORITARIAN
DEMOCRACY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIE RIGHTS 167 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 170 BURT
NEUBORNE, IS MONEY DIFFERENT? 170 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 174 PART II:
INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS ANDTHEIRIMPLEMENTATION CHAPTER 3:
INTERNATIONAL TREATIES A. THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS 179 CHARTER
OF THE UNITED NATIONS, ARTICLES 55 AND 56 179 INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON
CIVIL AND POLITICAI RIGHTS, ARTIDE 1 180 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 180
INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 180 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 188 ALIDA ELY YAMIN, REFLECTIONS ON DEFINING,
UNDERSTANDING, AND MEASURING POVERTY IN TERMS OF VIOLATIONS OF ECONOMIE
AND SOCIAL RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 192 DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF
THE COVENANT 194 THE MAASTRICHT GUIDELINES ON VIOLATIONS OF ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 194 TABLE OF CONTENTS * VII NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 199 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GENERAL
COMMENT NO. 3, THE NATURE OF STATES PARTIES OBLIGATIONS 199 THE ICESCR
COMMITTEE 201 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS,
REPORTING GUIDELINES 202 PROBLEM ON THE RIGHT TO HOUSING IN THE
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 202 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS, CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS ON THE REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
204 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GENERAL COMMENT
NO. 4, THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING 206 B. THE RACE CONVENTION 207
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION 207 OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS,
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION: THE UNITED NATIONS TAKES ACTION 209 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 210 RANDALL ROBINSON, THE DEBT: WHAT AMERICA OWES TO BLACKS
211 REMARKS BY PRESIDENT BUSH ON GOREE ISLAND, SENEGAL 214 UNITED STATES
INITIAL REPORT TO THE UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE ON THE CONVENTION ON THE
ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION ... 216 WILLIAM F.
FELICE, THE UN COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION: RACE AND ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL HUMAN RIGHTS . . . 220
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 221 C. THE WOMEN S CONVENTION 223 CONVENTION ON THE
ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN 223 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 229 THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION
OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN 230 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL,
CLAIMING WOMEN S RIGHTS: THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE UN WOMEN S
CONVENTION 230 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 233 GENERAL RECOMMENDATION NO. 19:
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 234 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 239 REPORTING OBLIGATIONS
UNDER THE WOMEN S CONVENTION 239 COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN, CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY
STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTIDE 18 OF THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN: SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH PERIODIC REPORTS
OF STATES PARTIES: JAMAICA 240 COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN, CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS: JAMAICA 245 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 247 D. THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 248
INTRODUCTION 248 CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 249 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 253 VIII * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE
INTERPRETATION OF THE CONVENTION 25 4 MAVIS BAKER V. MINISTER OF
CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION 254 BEHARRY V. RENO 262 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
268 GENERAL COMMENT NO. 3: HRV/AIDS AND THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 269
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 271 E. THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION 272
DECLARATION CONCERNING THE AIMS AND PURPOSES OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR
ORGANIZATION 272 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 274 EMILY A. SPIELER, THE CASE FOR
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH AS A CORE WORKER RIGHT 275 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 282 CHAPTER 4: REGIONAL CHARTERS A. THE INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM
285 1. THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AND HUMAN RIGHTS 285 CHARTER
OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES 285 AMERICAN DECLARATION OF THE
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MAN 286 AMERICAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: PACT
OF SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA 288 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 288 THE YANOMAMI
INDIANS CASE 289 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 295 QUITO DECLARATION 298
ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE AMERICAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE
AREA OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS PROTOCOL OF SAN SALVADOR
300 2. THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 306 INTER-AMERICAN
CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 308 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 312 B. THE EUROPEAN
SYSTEMS 314 1. THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE 314 EUROPEAN SOCIAL CHARTER 314
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHARTER 316 THE COMMITTEE OF INDEPENDENT EXPERTS,
CONCLUSIONS XIII-4 317 THE COMMITTEE OF INDEPENDENT EXPERTS, CONCLUSIONS
XIV-1 318 EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF SOCIAL RIGHTS, CONCLUSIONS XV-1 319
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 320 2. THE EUROPEAN UNION 321 CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 322 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 325 C. THE AFRICAN
UNION 326 INTRODUCTION 326 AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES RIGHTS
326 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 330 THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS ACTION CENTER
AND THE CENTER FOR ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS/NIGERIA 333 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 339 TABLE OF CONTENTS * IX BEN SAUL, IN THE SHADOW OF HUMAN
RIGHTS: HUMAN DUTIES, OBLIGATIONS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES 340 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 342 PART III: POWER, POLITICS, AND POVERTY: STRUCTURAL
CHALLENGES TOTHE REALIZATION OF ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
CHAPTER 5: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS INTRODUCTION: PERSPECTIVES
ON POVERTY AND DEVELOPMENT 345 A. THE IFIS: ENFORCING THE WASHINGTON
CONSENSUS 35 0 1. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS 350 U.N.
COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GLOBALIZATION AND THE
ENJOYMENT OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 350 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 352 BALAKRISHNAN RAJAGOPAL, FROM RESISTANCE TO RENEWAL: THE
THIRD WORLD, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, AND THE EXPANSION OF INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS 352 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 357 ANTONY ANGHIE, TIME PRESENT AND
TIME PAST: GLOBALIZATION, INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND THE
THIRD WORLD 357 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 361 CHRISTIAN BARRY, DEALING JUSTLY
WITH DEBT 364 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 365 JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ, GLOBALIZATION
AND ITS DISCONTENTS 366 CARLOS HEREDIA AND MARY PURCELL, STRUCTURAL
ADJUSTMENT IN MEXICO: THE ROOT OF THE CRISIS 368 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 372
2. GLOBAL TRADE AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH 375 JAMES GATHII, BEYOND
MARKET-BASED CONCEPTIONS OF RIGHTS: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS IN
CONTEXT 376 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 381 3 GLOBAL TRADE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 389 WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION,, URUGUAY ROUND:
TRIPS AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
390 WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION, DECLARATION ON THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND
PUBLIC HEALTH (DOHA DECLARATIONS) 391 JAMES THUO GATHII, THE LEGAI
STATUS OF THE DOHA DECLARATION ON TRIPS AND PUBLIC HEALTH UNDER THE
VIENNA CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF TREATIES 392 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 393 NO
TO PATENTING OF LIFE! INDIGENOUS PEOPLES STATEMENT ON THE
TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (TRIPS) OF THE WTO
AGREEMENT 394 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 394 B. WOMEN IN AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT
395 1. FEMINIST CRITIQUES OF DEVELOPMENT DISCOURSE 395 X * HUMAN RIGHTS
AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE CELESTINE NYAMU, HOW SHOULD HUMAN RIGHTS AND
DEVELOPMENT RESPOND TO CULTURAL LEGITIMIZATION OF GENDER HIERARCHY IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? 396 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 400 GWENDOLYN MIKELL,
SYMPOSIUM: WOMEN S RIGHTS AS INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS: AFRICAN
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT: WOMEN AND LEGAI CHALLENGES 401 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 406 HOPE LEWIS, WOMEN (UNDER) DEVELOPMENT: THE RELEVANCE OF
THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT TO POOR WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES
407 SHELLEY WRIGHT, WOMEN AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMIE ORDER: A FEMINIST
PERSPECTIVE 408 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 412 2. CASE STUDY: GENDER, POVERTY,
DEVELOPMENT AND U.S. WELFARE REFORM . . . 414 HOPE LEWIS, WOMEN
(UNDER)DEVELOPMENT: THE RELEVANCE OF THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT TO POOR
WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES 414 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 416 GERTRUDE
SCHAFFHER GOLDBERG, THE FEMINIZATION OF POVERTY 418 ANN R. TICKAMYER,
PUBLIC POLICY AND PRIVATE LIVES: SOCIAL AND SPATIAL DIMENSIONS OF
WOMEN S POVERTY AND WELFARE POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES 421 U.S.
AMERICAN WOMEN S EARNINGS AS PERCENT OF MEN S, 1979-1999 422 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 423 3. HUMAN TRAFFIC AT HOME AND ABROAD: WOMEN WORKERS UNDER
GLOBALIZATION 423 SASKIA SASSEN, TOWARD A FEMINIST ANALYTICS OF THE
GLOBAL ECONOMY 424 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 426 SHERRIE L. RUSSELL-BROWN,
LABOR RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS: THE SITUATION OF WOMEN WORKERS IN
JAMAICA S EXPORT FREE ZONES 427 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 430 HOPE LEWIS,
GLOBAL INTERSECTIONS: CRITICAI RACE FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS AND
INTERNATIONAL BLACK WOMEN 434 HOPE LEWIS, UNIVERSAL MOTHER:
TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF BLACK WOMEN IN THE
AMERICAS 437 JACQUELINE BHABHAJNTEMATIONALIST GATEKEEPERS?: THE TENSION
BETWEEN ASYLUM ADVOCACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS 441 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 445 C.
IS DEVELOPMENT A HUMAN RIGHT? 446 MOHAMMED BEDJAOUI, THE RIGHT TO
DEVELOPMENT 446 ISABELLA D. BUNN, THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS
FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIE LAW 447 RHODA HOWARD-HASSMEANT, LAW AND
ECONOMIE RIGHTS IN COMMONWEALTH AFRICA 449 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 450 ISSA
SHIVJI, THE CONCEPI OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICA 450 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
453 TABLE OF CONTENTS * XI CHAPTER 6: SELF-DETERMINATION, CULTURE AND
RIGHTS: CONFLICTS, CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES A. SELF-DETERMINATION
455 1. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 457 A. INDIGENOUS PROPERTY RIGHTS: INDIVIDUAI
OR COLLECTIVE CLAIMS? 458 MARY AND CARNE DANN V. UNITED STATES 458 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 469 B. DEFINING THE CONTENT OF INDIGENOUS
SELF-DETERMINATION 476 S. JAMES ANAYA, SUPERPOWER ATTITUDES TOWARD
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND GROUP RIGHTS 476 DRAFT DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS
OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 479 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 483 E. GROUP RIGHTS VS.
EQUALITY 486 CINDY L. HOLDER AND JEFF J. CORNTASSEL, INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
AND MULTICULTURAL CITIZENSHIP: BRIDGING COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAI RIGHTS
486 SANDRA LOVELACE V. CANADA 491 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 493 SANTA CLARA
PUEBLO V. MARTINEZ 494 KARL KLARE, A BRIEF LEGAI HISTORY OF SANTA CLARA
PUEBLO; OR, WHAT HAS US LAW GOT TO DO WITH IT? 499 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
501 D. GENOCIDE AND CULTURAL GENOCIDE 502 BEANAL V. FREEPORT-MCMORAN,
INC. 503 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 505 2. FOREIGN OCCUPATION 508 A. DUTY TO
PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY 508 REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE LAWS AND
CUSTOMS OF WAR ON LAND .... 508 INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS
PRESS RELEASE 509 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 510 B. DUTY TO PROTECT ECONOMIE
AND SOCIAL RIGHTS 510 CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE PROTECTION OF CIVILIAN
PERSONS IN TIME OF WAR (GENEVA IV) 510 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 512 AMNESTY
INTERNATIONAL REPORT*ISRAEL AND THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES: SURVIVING
UNDER SIEGE: THE IMPACT OF MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS ON THE RIGHT TO WORK
512 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 520 E. DUTY TO PROTECT CULTURAL RIGHTS AND
PROPERTY 522 CYPRUS V. TURKEY 522 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 531 THE CONVENTION
FOR THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE EVENT OF ARMED CONFLICT
531 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 532 LETTER FROM THE AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL
ASSOCIATION TO PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH 533 B. LANGUAGE 534 1. LANGUAGE
RIGHTS: POLITICAI RIGHTS, CULTURAL RIGHTS AND THE POLITICS OF CULTURE
534 INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAI RIGHTS ARTIDE 27 534
XII . HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE,
GENERAL COMMENT 23 534 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 535 MART RANNUT, THE COMMON
LANGUAGE PROBLEM 535 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 539 ADENO ADDIS, CULTURAL
INTEGRITY AND POLITICAI UNITY: THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE IN MULTILINGUAL
STATES 540 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 546 KENNETH L. KARST, PATHS TO BELONGING:
THE CONSTITUTION AND CULTURAL IDENTITY 546 2. LANGUAGE AND EDUCATION 548
MEYER V. STATE OF NEBRASKA 548 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 550 THE BELGIAN
LINGUISTICS CASE 550 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 560 MARTIN
LUTHERKINGFUNIORELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN ET AL. V. ANN ARBOR SCHOOL
DISTRICT BOARD 563 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 568 3. RESTRICTIONS ON LANGUAGE
USE 570 GUTIERREZ V. MUNICIPAL COURT OFTHE SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
COUNTY OFLOS ANGEKS 570 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 574 YNIGUEZ V. ARIZONANS FOR
OFFICIAI ENGLISH 574 NOTES AND QUESTINS 578 C. THE EXOTIC
OTHER *GENDER, CULTURE, AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS 579 1. CASE STUDY:
CONTROVERSIES OVER THE VEIL AND OTHER FORMS OF APPEARANCE REGULATION
579 YOUSSEF M. IBRAHIM, BAREHEADED WOMEN SLAIN IN ALGIERS 580 ASSOCIATED
PRESS, BOMB KILLS GIRL AT SCHOOL, WHERE MANY SHUN VEILS .... 581 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 581 LARA MARLOWE, DEBATE ON ISLAMIC VEILS INFLAMES
PASSIONS 581 NOTES AND QUESTION 583 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, FRANCE:
HEADSCARF BAN VIOLATES RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: BY DISPROPORTIONATELY
AFFECTING MUSLIM GIRLS, PROPOSED LAW IS DISCRIMINATORY 583 BBC NEWS,
HEADSCARVES IN THE HEADLINES 585 TERRY PRISTEN, CIVIL LIBERTIES: BEHIND
THE LEGAI AND PRIVATE WORLD OF THE VEIL 586 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 588
ELAINE SCIOLINO, HAIR AS A BATTLEFIELD FOR THE SOUL 588 RATNA KAPUR,
UN-VEILING WOMEN S RIGHTS IN THE WAR ON TERRORISM .... 590 2. THE
THEORETICAL DEBATE: CAN CULTURE AND RIGHTS CO-EXIST? 592 RATNA
KAPUR, THE TRAGEDY OF VICTIMIZATION RHETORIC: RESURRECTING THE NATIVE
SUBJECT IN INTERNATIONAL/POST-COLONIAL FEMINIST LEGAI POLITICS 592 SUSAN
MULLER OKIN, IS MULTICULTURALISM BAD FOR WOMEN? 594 AZIZAH Y. AL-HIBRI,
IS WESTERN PATRIARCHAL FEMINISM GOOD FOR THIRD WORLD AND MINORITY WOMEN?
599 ABDULLAHI AN-NA IM, PROMISES WE SHOULD ALI KEEP IN COMMON CAUSE 6 02
TABLE OF CONTENTS * XIII LETI VOLPP, FEMINISM VERSUS MULTICULTURALISM
603 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 608 3. HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACHES TO TRADITIONAL
PRACTICES 611 HOPE LEWIS, BETWEEN IRUA AND FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION :
FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE 611 L. AMEDE
OBIORA, BRIDGES AND BARRICADES: RETHINKING POLEMICS AND INTRANSIGENCE IN
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FEMALE CIRCUMCISION 614 ISABELLE R. GUNNING,
ARROGANT PERCEPTION, WORLD-TRAVELLING, AND MULTICULTURAL FEMINISM: THE
CASE OF FEMALE GENITAL SURGERIES 615 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 617 HOPE LEWIS,
BETWEEN IRUA AND FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION : FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS
DISCOURSE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE 617 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 619 ROLE-PLAY
ON THE FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION / FEMALE CIRCUMCISION DEBATE 620
CELESTINE NYAMU, HOW SHOULD HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT RESPOND TO
CULTURAL LEGITIMIZATION OF GENDER HIERARCHY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? 621
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 624 4. HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS 625
SUSAN SACHS, A NATION CHALLENGED: ISIAM; WHERE MUSLIMTRADITIONS MEET
MODERNITY; FORCE OF ISIAM: A WOMEN S PIACE 625 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 627
AGENCE FRANCE PRESS, AMINA LAWAL IN COURT TO APPEAL STONING SENTENCE 627
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 628 BAOBAB FOR WOMEN S HUMAN RIGHTS, PLEASE STOP THE
INTERNATIONAL AMINA LAWAL LETTER CAMPAIGN 628 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 633 5.
CASE STUDY: GENDER, CULTURE, AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION*THE SAME-SEX
MARRIAGE DEBATE IN THE UNITED STATES 635 GOODRIDGE V. DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH 637 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 643 6. CULTURE, DISABILITY AND
DISABILITY CULTURE 647 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 648 7. IMPLICATIONS OF
CULTURE FOR RIGHTS DISCOURSE 649 PARTIV: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES CHAPTER
7: INDIA: THE DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES APPROACH A. JUDICIAL DISCOURSE ON
POVERTY AND RIGHTS 653 THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 653 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
657 UPENDRA BAXI, JUDICIAL DISCOURSE: DIALECTICS OF THE FACE AND THE
MASK 660 PEOPLES UNION FOR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS V. UNION OF INDIA 663 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 666 BANDHUA MUKTI MORCHA V. UNION OF INDIA 667 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 674 XIV * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE PASCHIM
BANGA KHET MAXDOOR SAMITY V. STATE OF WEST BENGAL 675 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 678 B. ADDRESSING THE STATUS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN 679
GEETANIJALI MISRA, VERONICA MAGAR AND SUSAN LEGRO, POOR REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION: OUTCOMES OF WOMEN S LOW STATUS IN
INDIA 679 RATNA KAPUR, THE TRAGEDY OF VICTIMIZATION RHETORIC:
RESURRECTING THE NATIVE SUBJECT IN INTERNATIONAL POST-COLONIAL
FEMINIST LEGAI POLITICS.... 680 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 683 DR. UPENDRA BAXI
ET AL. (II) V. STATE OF U.P. 684 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 686 M.C. MEHTA V.
STATE OF TAMIL NADU 688 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 694 JAIN V. STATE
OFKARNATAKA 696 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 699 C. NEOLIBERALISM AND THE IIMITS
OF JUDICIAL INTERVENTION: TAKING OFF THE MASK? 701 THE NARMADA RIVER DAM
PROJECT 701 M. C. MEHTA V. UNION OF INDIA 704 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 709
THE BHOPAL DISASTER: THE HIROSHIMA OF THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 711
CHAPTER 8: SOUTH AFRICA:THE BILL OF RIGHTS APPROAC H A. THE HISTORICAL
CONTEXT 715 DAISY M. JENKINS, FROM APARTHEID TO MAJORITY RULE: A GLIMPSE
INTO SOUTH AFRICA S JOURNEY TOWARDS DEMOCRACY 715 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
718 JEANNE M. WOODS, RECONCILING RECONCILIATION 721 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
724 B. THE CONSTITUTIONAL ENTRENCHMENT OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS .... 726 THE SOUTH AFRICAN BILL OF RIGHTS 726 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
731 SOOBRAMONEY V. MINISTER OF HEALTH, KWAZULU-NATAL 731 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 739 GOVERNMENT OFTHE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA V. GROOTBOOM 743
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 753 MINISTER OF HEALTH ET AL. V. TREATMENT ACTION
CAMPAIGN 754 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 765 GINGER THOMPSON, WATER TAP OFTEN
SHUT TO SOUTH AFRICA S POOR 768 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 771 ERIC BERGER,
NOTE, THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION UNDER THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTION 772
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH: FORGOTTEN SCHOOLS: RIGHT TO BASIC EDUCATION FOR
CHILDREN ON FARMS IN SOUTH AFRICA 775 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 777 JEANNE M.
WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A CRITIQUE OFTHE LIBERAI PARADIGM
773 TABLE OF CONTENTS * XV CHAPTER 9: THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE*A BLENDING
OF THE CATEGORIES A. THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 78 1 1.
STRUCTURE OF THE COURT 781 2. PROCEDURAL PROTECTIONS FOR ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 784 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS,
ARTIDE 6 784 NOTE ON ARTIDE 6 (1) AND THE PUBLIC LAW*PRIVATE LAW
DISTINCTION 785 B. ELIGIBILITY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND WELFARE BENEFITS
786 FELDBRUGGE V. THE NETHERLANDS 786 SALESI V. ITALY 793 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 794 C. RIGHT TO A SAFE ENVIRONMENT 795 ZANDER V. SWEDEN 795
BALMER-SCHAFROTH V. SWITZERLAND 796 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 801 D. THE RIGHT
TO FREE LEGAI AID 802 AIREY V. IRELAND 802 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 806 E.
THE POSITIVE DIMENSION OF ARTIDE 8 808 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN
RIGHTS, ARTIDE 8 808 X AND YV. THE NETHERLANDS 808 PHILIPPE SANDS, HUMAN
RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENT AND THE LOPEZ-OSTRA CASE. CONTEXT AND CONSEQUENCES
811 LOPEZ-OSTRA V. SPAIN 812 GUERRA V. ITALY 817 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 819
THE ROMANI PEOPLE 820 BUCKLEY V. THE UNITED KINGDOM 82 1 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 832 F. EQUAL PROTECTION 833 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN
RIGHTS, PROTOCOL 1 833 GAYGUSUZ V. AUSTRIA 833 SUKHVINDER KAUR STUBBS,
FEAR AND LOATHING IN THE EU: ETHNIC MINORITIES AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
837 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 840 CHAPTER 10:THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
FEDERAI REJECTION, STATE PROTECTION A. THE FEDERAI SYSTEM 841 1. THE
LIMITED GOVERNMENT/NEGATIVE RIGHTS PARADIGM 841 ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL
RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION 841 DESHANEY V. WINNEBAGO
COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 842 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 848 2. THE
RIGHT TO PROPERTY 848 DRED SCOTT V. SANDFORD 849 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 849
BARBARA STARK, DECONSTRUCTING THE FRAMERS RIGHT TO PROPERTY: LIBERTY S
DAUGHTERS AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS 850 3. THE RIGHT TO AN ADEQUATE STANDARD
OF IIVING 853 THOMAS ROSS, THE RHETORIC OF POVERTY: THEIR IMMORALITY,
OUR HELPLESSNESS 853 XVI * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 860 DANDRIDGE V. WILLIAMS 861 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 863
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES*2003 POVERTY GUIDELINES .... 864
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 864 4. THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION 868 SAN ANTONIO
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT V. RODRIGUEZ 868 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 871 5.
THE RIGHT TO HOUSING 875 LINDSEY V. NORMET 875 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 878
6. THE RIGHT TO HEALTH 878 HARRIS V. MCRAE 878 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 883
7. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES 884 B. STATE
CONSTITUTIONS 887 1. ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS IN SELECTED STATE
CONSTITUTIONS 887 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 889 2. THE RIGHT TO AN ADEQUATE
STANDARD OF IIVING 890 TUCKER V. TOIA 890 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 893 3. THE
RIGHT TO SHELTER 894 MCCAIN V. KOCH 894 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 899 4. THE
RIGHT TO EDUCATION 901 EDGEWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT V. KIRBY 901
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 907 5. THE RIGHT TO HEALTH 911 RIGHT TO CHOOSE V.
BYRNE 91 1 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 916 C. ERASING THE DIVIDE:
INTERNATIONALIZING THE RIGHTS STRUGGLE 923 BARBARA STARK,U.S.
RATIFICATION OF THE OTHER HALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS 923
THE POOR PEOPLE S PETITION 925 POOR PEOPLES ECONOMIE HUMAN RIGHTS
CAMPAIGN V. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 925 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 929
APPENDIX I: SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 931 APPENDIX II: SELECTED ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS 937 INDEX 943
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DIMENSIONS JEANNE M. WOODS HOPE LEWIS ILI/SU T R A N S N A T I O N A L P
U B I I S H E R TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XVII FOREWORD XXI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXIII PART I: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE:
DISCORSIVE THEMES CHAPTER 1 : GLOBAL NARRATIVES/GLOBAL REALITIES
INTRODUCTION : 3 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REPORT 9-13 (2001) 4 S.N.M. ABDI, LAW TO ENCOURAGE TWO-CHILD FAMILIES 4
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 6 LETTA TAYLOR, NOBODY'S CHILDREN 6 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 7 MICHAEL SPECTER, CONTRABAND WOMEN*A SPECIAL REPORT:
TRAFFICKERS' NEW CARGO: NAIVE SLAVIC WOMEN 8 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 9
MODERN-DAY SLAVERY 10 ASSOCIATED PRESS, U.S. TO SPEND $110M TO FIGHT
TRAFFICKING 11 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 11 MARY JORDAN AND KEVIN SULLIVAN,
TRADE BRINGS RICHES, BUT NOT TO MEXICO'S POOR: NAFTA'S CRITICS SAY PACT
HAS FAILED TO IMPROVE LIVES OF IMPOVERISHED MAJORITY 12 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 13 CHARLIE LEDUFF, FOR MIGRANTE, HARD WORK IN HOSTILE SUBURBS
13 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 14 ASSOCIATED PRESS, PALESTINIANS "REDUCED TO
BEGGING" 14 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 15 ROBIN HAAS, UNITING ON THE DOMESTIC
FRONT/GROUP WINS $50G GRANT TO HELP IN ITS FIGHT FOR FELLOW WORKER'S
RIGHTS 15 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 16 SETH MYDANS, IN PAKISTAN, RAPE VICTIMS
ARE THE "CRIMINALS" 16 DEXTER FILKINS, ENDING CENTURIES OF ILLITERACY: A
SOCIAL REVOLUTION IS SWEEPING INDIA 19 DOUG MYERS, SCHOOL LAWSUIT
REJECTED; APPEAL COURT SAYS LOUISIANA FULFILLS ITS FUNDING MANDATE 20
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 21 RICH NATIONS FLUNK IN EDUCATING POOR: U.S.,
GREECE AND NEW ZEALAND LANGUISTI AT BOTTONI OF CLASS 21 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 22 IV * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE W.B.
RUBENSTEIN AND BRADLEY SEARS, TOWARD MORE PERFECT UNIONS 22 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 23 LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, SOUTH AFRICA SAYS IT WILL FIGHT AIDS
WITH A DRUG PIAN . 23 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 24 LARRY ROHTER, THE HOMES
OF ARGENTINES ARE AT RISK IN I.M.F. TALKS 25 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 26 MARK
EGAN, WALL STREET UPS OPPOSITION TO IMF BANKRUPTCY PIAN 26 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 27 DEATH TOLL IN BOLIVIAN UNREST RISES TO 30 27 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 27 TEXACO UNDER FIRE IN ECUADORLAN LAWSUIT 28 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS - 29 CHRIS MCGREAL, SOUTH AFRICANS VOW TO GRAB THE LAND:
GOVERNMENT PULLS OUT THE STOPS TO PREVENT BRAZILIAN-STYLE SEIZURES 29
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 30 THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT COMPACT (UNITED
NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2003) 30 THE
CANCUN FAILURE 31 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 32 AFRICAN NATIONS PIAN TO MONITOR
ONE ANOTHER 32 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 33 JULIA GRAFF, CORPORATE WAR
CRIMINALS AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: BLOOD AND PROFITS IN THE
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 33 LETTER FROM BERNIE GRANT, MP, CHAIR
AFRICAN REPARATIONS MOVEMENT (U.K.) TO MR. JULIAN SPALDING, DIRECTOR,
ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM, KELVINGROVE, GLASGOW 35 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 36
DARRYL FEARS, AGING SONS OF SLAVES JOIN REPARATIONS BATTLE; FINANCIAL
CORPORATIONS TARGETED BY LAWSUITS 37 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 39 SELECTED
WEB-BASED RESOURCES ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 40 CHAPTER
2:THEORETICAL PARADIGMS A. HISTORICAL ROOTS 43 1. RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS
43 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 50 2. PHILOSOPHICAL AND POLITICAI FORMULATIONS 50
JOHN LOCKE, FIRST TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 50 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 51
PHILIP HARVEY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND ECONOMIE POLICY DISCOURSE: TAKING
ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS SERIOUSLY 51 DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN
AND CITIZEN: CONSTITUTION OF THE YEAR I (1793) 53 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 53
IMMANUEL KANT, THE DOCTRINE OF VIRTUE 54 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 55 KWASI
WIREDU, AN AKAN PERSPECTIVE ON HUMAN RIGHTS 55 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 56
TABLE OF CONTENTS * V MARGARET Y.K. WOO, BIOLOGY AND EQUALITY: CHALLENGE
FOR FEMINISM IN THE SOCIALIST AND THE LIBERAI STATE 58 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 59 THOMAS PAINE, AGRARIAN JUSTICE 60 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 63
PAPAL ENCYCLICALS 64 RERUM NOVARUM 64 CENTESIMUS ANNUS 66 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 66 THE PAQUETE HABANA 67 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 71 THE
CONSTITUTION OF MEXICO (1917) 71 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 72 PAOLO G.
CAROZZA, FROM CONQUEST TO CONSTITUTIONS: RETRIEVING A LATIN AMERICAN
TRADITION OF THE IDEA OF HUMAN RIGHTS 72 1936 CONSTITUTION OF THE USSR
74 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 75 PRESIDENT FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT, 1944 STATE OF
THE UNION ADDRESS 75 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 77 3. THE QUEST FOR
UNIVERSALIZATION 77 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION: STATEMENT ON
HUMAN RIGHTS 77 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 80 UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN
RIGHTS 81 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 83 MARY ANN GLENDON, THE SOURCES OF
'RIGHTS TALK' 84 STATEMENT BY MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 85 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 88 VIENNA DECLARATION AND PROGRAMME OF ACTION 89 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 89 B. FOUNDATIONS OF LIBERAI RIGHTS DISCOURSE 8 9 ARISTOTLE,
POLITICS 89 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 91 JOHN LOCKE, SECOND TREATISE OF
GOVERNMENT 91 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 93 WESLEY NEWCOMB HOHFELD, SOME
FUNDAMENTAL LEGAI CONCEPTIONS AS APPLIED IN JUDICIAL REASONING 93 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 94 JOHN RAWLS, A THEORY OF JUSTICE 95 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
98 LOUIS HENKIN, RIGHTS: HERE AND THERE 100 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 101
HENRY J. STEINER, THE YOUTH OF RIGHTS 102 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 104 C.
CRITICAI VOICES 107 JEANNE M. WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A
CRITIQUE OF THE LIBERAI PARADIGM 110 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 116 KARL E.
KLARE, LEGAI THEORY & DEMOCRATIC RECONSTRUCTION: REFLECTIONS ON 1989 117
VI * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE ISSA G. SHIYJI, HUMAN
RIGHTS IDEOLOGY: PHILOSOPHICAL IDEALISM AND POLITICAI NIHILISM 121 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 123 MAKAU WA MUTUA, THE IDEOLOGY OF HUMAN RIGHTS 124 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 132 HILARY CHARLESWORTH, CHRISTINE CHINKIN AND SHELLEY
WRIGHT, FEMINIST APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL LAW 134 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
137 D. CULTURAL RELATIVISM 138 FINAL DECLARATION OF THE REGIONAL MEETING
FOR ASIA OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS (THE BANGKOK
DECLARATION) 138 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 141 BILAHARI KAUSIKAN, ASIAN
APPROACH TO HUMAN RIGHTS 142 REMARKS BY SHARON HOM 146 KAREN ENGLE,
CULTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: THE ASIAN VALUES DEBATE IN CONTEXT 149 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 153 E. JUSTICIABILITY AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY 154 1.
THE JUSTICIABILITY DEBATE 154 HERMAN SCHWARTZ, DO ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL
RIGHTS BELONG IN A CONSTITUTION? 154 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 157 ASBJORN
EIDE, ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS . 158
JEANNE M. WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A CRITIQUE OF THE LIBERAI
PARADIGM 160 CRUZ DEL VALLE BERMUDEZ V. MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL
ASSISTANCE 162 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 166 2. DEMOCRACY OR
DISENFRANCHISEMENT? 167 NICHOLAS HAYSOM, CONSTITUTIONALISM, MAJORITARIAN
DEMOCRACY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIE RIGHTS 167 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 170 BURT
NEUBORNE, IS MONEY DIFFERENT? 170 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 174 PART II:
INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS ANDTHEIRIMPLEMENTATION CHAPTER 3:
INTERNATIONAL TREATIES A. THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS 179 CHARTER
OF THE UNITED NATIONS, ARTICLES 55 AND 56 179 INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON
CIVIL AND POLITICAI RIGHTS, ARTIDE 1 180 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 180
INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 180 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 188 ALIDA ELY YAMIN, REFLECTIONS ON DEFINING,
UNDERSTANDING, AND MEASURING POVERTY IN TERMS OF VIOLATIONS OF ECONOMIE
AND SOCIAL RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW 192 DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF
THE COVENANT 194 THE MAASTRICHT GUIDELINES ON VIOLATIONS OF ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 194 TABLE OF CONTENTS * VII NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 199 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GENERAL
COMMENT NO. 3, THE NATURE OF STATES PARTIES' OBLIGATIONS 199 THE ICESCR
COMMITTEE 201 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS,
REPORTING GUIDELINES 202 PROBLEM ON THE RIGHT TO HOUSING IN THE
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 202 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS, CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS ON THE REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
204 COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GENERAL COMMENT
NO. 4, THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING 206 B. THE RACE CONVENTION 207
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION 207 OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS,
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION: THE UNITED NATIONS TAKES ACTION 209 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 210 RANDALL ROBINSON, THE DEBT: WHAT AMERICA OWES TO BLACKS
211 REMARKS BY PRESIDENT BUSH ON GOREE ISLAND, SENEGAL 214 UNITED STATES
INITIAL REPORT TO THE UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE ON THE CONVENTION ON THE
ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION . 216 WILLIAM F.
FELICE, THE UN COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION: RACE AND ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL HUMAN RIGHTS . . . 220
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 221 C. THE WOMEN'S CONVENTION 223 CONVENTION ON THE
ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN 223 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 229 THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION
OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN 230 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL,
CLAIMING WOMEN'S RIGHTS: THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE UN WOMEN'S
CONVENTION 230 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 233 GENERAL RECOMMENDATION NO. 19:
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 234 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 239 REPORTING OBLIGATIONS
UNDER THE WOMEN'S CONVENTION 239 COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN, CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY
STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTIDE 18 OF THE CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN: SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH PERIODIC REPORTS
OF STATES PARTIES: JAMAICA 240 COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN, CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS: JAMAICA 245 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 247 D. THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 248
INTRODUCTION 248 CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 249 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 253 VIII * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE
INTERPRETATION OF THE CONVENTION 25 4 MAVIS BAKER V. MINISTER OF
CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION 254 BEHARRY V. RENO 262 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
268 GENERAL COMMENT NO. 3: HRV/AIDS AND THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 269
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 271 E. THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION 272
DECLARATION CONCERNING THE AIMS AND PURPOSES OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR
ORGANIZATION 272 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 274 EMILY A. SPIELER, THE CASE FOR
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH AS A CORE WORKER RIGHT 275 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 282 CHAPTER 4: REGIONAL CHARTERS A. THE INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM
285 1. THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AND HUMAN RIGHTS 285 CHARTER
OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES 285 AMERICAN DECLARATION OF THE
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MAN 286 AMERICAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: "PACT
OF SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA" 288 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 288 THE YANOMAMI
INDIANS CASE 289 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 295 QUITO DECLARATION 298
ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE AMERICAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE
AREA OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS "PROTOCOL OF SAN SALVADOR"
300 2. THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 306 INTER-AMERICAN
CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALI FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 308 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 312 B. THE EUROPEAN
SYSTEMS 314 1. THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE 314 EUROPEAN SOCIAL CHARTER 314
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHARTER 316 THE COMMITTEE OF INDEPENDENT EXPERTS,
CONCLUSIONS XIII-4 317 THE COMMITTEE OF INDEPENDENT EXPERTS, CONCLUSIONS
XIV-1 318 EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF SOCIAL RIGHTS, CONCLUSIONS XV-1 319
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 320 2. THE EUROPEAN UNION 321 CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 322 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 325 C. THE AFRICAN
UNION 326 INTRODUCTION 326 AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
326 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 330 THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS ACTION CENTER
AND THE CENTER FOR ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS/NIGERIA 333 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 339 TABLE OF CONTENTS * IX BEN SAUL, IN THE SHADOW OF HUMAN
RIGHTS: HUMAN DUTIES, OBLIGATIONS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES 340 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 342 PART III: POWER, POLITICS, AND POVERTY: STRUCTURAL
CHALLENGES TOTHE REALIZATION OF ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
CHAPTER 5: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS INTRODUCTION: PERSPECTIVES
ON POVERTY AND DEVELOPMENT 345 A. THE IFIS: ENFORCING THE WASHINGTON
CONSENSUS 35 0 1. GLOBALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS 350 U.N.
COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, GLOBALIZATION AND THE
ENJOYMENT OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 350 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 352 BALAKRISHNAN RAJAGOPAL, FROM RESISTANCE TO RENEWAL: THE
THIRD WORLD, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, AND THE EXPANSION OF INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS 352 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 357 ANTONY ANGHIE, TIME PRESENT AND
TIME PAST: GLOBALIZATION, INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND THE
THIRD WORLD 357 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 361 CHRISTIAN BARRY, DEALING JUSTLY
WITH DEBT 364 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 365 JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ, GLOBALIZATION
AND ITS DISCONTENTS 366 CARLOS HEREDIA AND MARY PURCELL, STRUCTURAL
ADJUSTMENT IN MEXICO: THE ROOT OF THE CRISIS 368 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 372
2. GLOBAL TRADE AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH 375 JAMES GATHII, BEYOND
MARKET-BASED CONCEPTIONS OF RIGHTS: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS IN
CONTEXT 376 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 381 3 GLOBAL TRADE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 389 WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION,, URUGUAY ROUND:
TRIPS AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
390 WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION, DECLARATION ON THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND
PUBLIC HEALTH (DOHA DECLARATIONS) 391 JAMES THUO GATHII, THE LEGAI
STATUS OF THE DOHA DECLARATION ON TRIPS AND PUBLIC HEALTH UNDER THE
VIENNA CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF TREATIES 392 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 393 "NO
TO PATENTING OF LIFE!" INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' STATEMENT ON THE
TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (TRIPS) OF THE WTO
AGREEMENT 394 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 394 B. WOMEN IN AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT
395 1. FEMINIST CRITIQUES OF DEVELOPMENT DISCOURSE 395 X * HUMAN RIGHTS
AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE CELESTINE NYAMU, HOW SHOULD HUMAN RIGHTS AND
DEVELOPMENT RESPOND TO CULTURAL LEGITIMIZATION OF GENDER HIERARCHY IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? 396 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 400 GWENDOLYN MIKELL,
SYMPOSIUM: WOMEN'S RIGHTS AS INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS: AFRICAN
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT: WOMEN AND LEGAI CHALLENGES 401 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 406 HOPE LEWIS, WOMEN (UNDER) DEVELOPMENT: THE RELEVANCE OF
"THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT" TO POOR WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES
407 SHELLEY WRIGHT, WOMEN AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMIE ORDER: A FEMINIST
PERSPECTIVE 408 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 412 2. CASE STUDY: GENDER, POVERTY,
DEVELOPMENT AND U.S. WELFARE "REFORM". . . 414 HOPE LEWIS, WOMEN
(UNDER)DEVELOPMENT: THE RELEVANCE OF "THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT" TO POOR
WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES 414 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 416 GERTRUDE
SCHAFFHER GOLDBERG, THE FEMINIZATION OF POVERTY 418 ANN R. TICKAMYER,
PUBLIC POLICY AND PRIVATE LIVES: SOCIAL AND SPATIAL DIMENSIONS OF
WOMEN'S POVERTY AND WELFARE POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES 421 U.S.
AMERICAN WOMEN'S EARNINGS AS PERCENT OF MEN'S, 1979-1999 422 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 423 3. HUMAN TRAFFIC AT HOME AND ABROAD: WOMEN WORKERS UNDER
GLOBALIZATION 423 SASKIA SASSEN, TOWARD A FEMINIST ANALYTICS OF THE
GLOBAL ECONOMY 424 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 426 SHERRIE L. RUSSELL-BROWN,
LABOR RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS: THE SITUATION OF WOMEN WORKERS IN
JAMAICA'S EXPORT FREE ZONES 427 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 430 HOPE LEWIS,
GLOBAL INTERSECTIONS: CRITICAI RACE FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS AND
INTERNATIONAL BLACK WOMEN 434 HOPE LEWIS, UNIVERSAL MOTHER:
TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF BLACK WOMEN IN THE
AMERICAS 437 JACQUELINE BHABHAJNTEMATIONALIST GATEKEEPERS?: THE TENSION
BETWEEN ASYLUM ADVOCACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS 441 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 445 C.
IS DEVELOPMENT A HUMAN RIGHT? 446 MOHAMMED BEDJAOUI, THE RIGHT TO
DEVELOPMENT 446 ISABELLA D. BUNN, THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS
FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIE LAW 447 RHODA HOWARD-HASSMEANT, LAW AND
ECONOMIE RIGHTS IN COMMONWEALTH AFRICA 449 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 450 ISSA
SHIVJI, THE CONCEPI OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICA 450 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
453 TABLE OF CONTENTS * XI CHAPTER 6: SELF-DETERMINATION, CULTURE AND
RIGHTS: CONFLICTS, CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES A. SELF-DETERMINATION
455 1. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 457 A. INDIGENOUS PROPERTY RIGHTS: INDIVIDUAI
OR COLLECTIVE CLAIMS? 458 MARY AND CARNE DANN V. UNITED STATES 458 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 469 B. DEFINING THE CONTENT OF INDIGENOUS
SELF-DETERMINATION 476 S. JAMES ANAYA, SUPERPOWER ATTITUDES TOWARD
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND GROUP RIGHTS 476 DRAFT DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS
OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 479 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 483 E. GROUP RIGHTS VS.
EQUALITY 486 CINDY L. HOLDER AND JEFF J. CORNTASSEL, INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
AND MULTICULTURAL CITIZENSHIP: BRIDGING COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAI RIGHTS
486 SANDRA LOVELACE V. CANADA 491 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 493 SANTA CLARA
PUEBLO V. MARTINEZ 494 KARL KLARE, A BRIEF LEGAI HISTORY OF SANTA CLARA
PUEBLO; OR, WHAT HAS US LAW GOT TO DO WITH IT? 499 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
501 D. GENOCIDE AND CULTURAL GENOCIDE 502 BEANAL V. FREEPORT-MCMORAN,
INC. 503 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 505 2. FOREIGN OCCUPATION 508 A. DUTY TO
PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY 508 REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE LAWS AND
CUSTOMS OF WAR ON LAND . 508 INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS
PRESS RELEASE 509 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 510 B. DUTY TO PROTECT ECONOMIE
AND SOCIAL RIGHTS 510 CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE PROTECTION OF CIVILIAN
PERSONS IN TIME OF WAR (GENEVA IV) 510 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 512 AMNESTY
INTERNATIONAL REPORT*ISRAEL AND THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES: SURVIVING
UNDER SIEGE: THE IMPACT OF MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS ON THE RIGHT TO WORK
512 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 520 E. DUTY TO PROTECT CULTURAL RIGHTS AND
PROPERTY 522 CYPRUS V. TURKEY 522 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 531 THE CONVENTION
FOR THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE EVENT OF ARMED CONFLICT
531 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 532 LETTER FROM THE AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL
ASSOCIATION TO PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH 533 B. LANGUAGE 534 1. LANGUAGE
RIGHTS: POLITICAI RIGHTS, CULTURAL RIGHTS AND THE POLITICS OF CULTURE
534 INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAI RIGHTS ARTIDE 27 534
XII . HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE,
GENERAL COMMENT 23 534 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 535 MART RANNUT, THE COMMON
LANGUAGE PROBLEM 535 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 539 ADENO ADDIS, CULTURAL
INTEGRITY AND POLITICAI UNITY: THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE IN MULTILINGUAL
STATES 540 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 546 KENNETH L. KARST, PATHS TO BELONGING:
THE CONSTITUTION AND CULTURAL IDENTITY 546 2. LANGUAGE AND EDUCATION 548
MEYER V. STATE OF NEBRASKA 548 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 550 THE BELGIAN
LINGUISTICS CASE 550 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 560 MARTIN
LUTHERKINGFUNIORELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN ET AL. V. ANN ARBOR SCHOOL
DISTRICT BOARD 563 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 568 3. RESTRICTIONS ON LANGUAGE
USE 570 GUTIERREZ V. MUNICIPAL COURT OFTHE SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
COUNTY OFLOS ANGEKS 570 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 574 YNIGUEZ V. ARIZONANS FOR
OFFICIAI ENGLISH 574 NOTES AND QUESTINS 578 C. THE "EXOTIC
OTHER"*GENDER, CULTURE, AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS 579 1. CASE STUDY:
CONTROVERSIES OVER "THE VEIL" AND OTHER FORMS OF APPEARANCE REGULATION
579 YOUSSEF M. IBRAHIM, BAREHEADED WOMEN SLAIN IN ALGIERS 580 ASSOCIATED
PRESS, BOMB KILLS GIRL AT SCHOOL, WHERE MANY SHUN VEILS . 581 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 581 LARA MARLOWE, DEBATE ON ISLAMIC VEILS INFLAMES
PASSIONS 581 NOTES AND QUESTION 583 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, FRANCE:
HEADSCARF BAN VIOLATES RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: BY DISPROPORTIONATELY
AFFECTING MUSLIM GIRLS, PROPOSED LAW IS DISCRIMINATORY 583 BBC NEWS,
HEADSCARVES IN THE HEADLINES 585 TERRY PRISTEN, CIVIL LIBERTIES: BEHIND
THE LEGAI AND PRIVATE WORLD OF THE VEIL 586 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 588
ELAINE SCIOLINO, HAIR AS A BATTLEFIELD FOR THE SOUL 588 RATNA KAPUR,
UN-VEILING WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN THE "'WAR ON TERRORISM". 590 2. THE
THEORETICAL DEBATE: CAN "CULTURE" AND "RIGHTS" CO-EXIST? 592 RATNA
KAPUR, THE TRAGEDY OF VICTIMIZATION RHETORIC: RESURRECTING THE "NATIVE"
SUBJECT IN INTERNATIONAL/POST-COLONIAL FEMINIST LEGAI POLITICS 592 SUSAN
MULLER OKIN, IS MULTICULTURALISM BAD FOR WOMEN? 594 AZIZAH Y. AL-HIBRI,
IS WESTERN PATRIARCHAL FEMINISM GOOD FOR THIRD WORLD AND MINORITY WOMEN?
599 ABDULLAHI AN-NA'IM, PROMISES WE SHOULD ALI KEEP IN COMMON CAUSE 6 02
TABLE OF CONTENTS * XIII LETI VOLPP, FEMINISM VERSUS MULTICULTURALISM
603 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 608 3. HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACHES TO TRADITIONAL
PRACTICES 611 HOPE LEWIS, BETWEEN IRUA AND "FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION":
FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE 611 L. AMEDE
OBIORA, BRIDGES AND BARRICADES: RETHINKING POLEMICS AND INTRANSIGENCE IN
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FEMALE CIRCUMCISION 614 ISABELLE R. GUNNING,
ARROGANT PERCEPTION, WORLD-TRAVELLING, AND MULTICULTURAL FEMINISM: THE
CASE OF FEMALE GENITAL SURGERIES 615 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 617 HOPE LEWIS,
BETWEEN IRUA AND "FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION": FEMINIST HUMAN RIGHTS
DISCOURSE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE 617 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 619 ROLE-PLAY
ON THE "FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION"/ "FEMALE CIRCUMCISION" DEBATE 620
CELESTINE NYAMU, HOW SHOULD HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT RESPOND TO
CULTURAL LEGITIMIZATION OF GENDER HIERARCHY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? 621
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 624 4. HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS 625
SUSAN SACHS, A NATION CHALLENGED: ISIAM; WHERE MUSLIMTRADITIONS MEET
MODERNITY; FORCE OF ISIAM: A WOMEN'S PIACE 625 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 627
AGENCE FRANCE PRESS, AMINA LAWAL IN COURT TO APPEAL STONING SENTENCE 627
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 628 BAOBAB FOR WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS, PLEASE STOP THE
INTERNATIONAL AMINA LAWAL LETTER CAMPAIGN 628 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 633 5.
CASE STUDY: GENDER, CULTURE, AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION*THE SAME-SEX
MARRIAGE DEBATE IN THE UNITED STATES 635 GOODRIDGE V. DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH 637 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 643 6. CULTURE, DISABILITY AND
"DISABILITY CULTURE" 647 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 648 7. IMPLICATIONS OF
CULTURE FOR RIGHTS DISCOURSE 649 PARTIV: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES CHAPTER
7: INDIA: THE "DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES" APPROACH A. JUDICIAL DISCOURSE ON
POVERTY AND RIGHTS 653 THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 653 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
657 UPENDRA BAXI, JUDICIAL DISCOURSE: DIALECTICS OF THE FACE AND THE
MASK 660 PEOPLES UNION FOR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS V. UNION OF INDIA 663 NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 666 BANDHUA MUKTI MORCHA V. UNION OF INDIA 667 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 674 XIV * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE PASCHIM
BANGA KHET MAXDOOR SAMITY V. STATE OF WEST BENGAL 675 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 678 B. ADDRESSING THE STATUS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN 679
GEETANIJALI MISRA, VERONICA MAGAR AND SUSAN LEGRO, POOR REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION: OUTCOMES OF WOMEN'S LOW STATUS IN
INDIA 679 RATNA KAPUR, THE TRAGEDY OF VICTIMIZATION RHETORIC:
RESURRECTING THE "NATIVE" SUBJECT IN INTERNATIONAL POST-COLONIAL
FEMINIST LEGAI POLITICS. 680 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 683 DR. UPENDRA BAXI
ET AL. (II) V. STATE OF U.P. 684 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 686 M.C. MEHTA V.
STATE OF TAMIL NADU 688 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 694 JAIN V. STATE
OFKARNATAKA 696 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 699 C. NEOLIBERALISM AND THE IIMITS
OF JUDICIAL INTERVENTION: TAKING OFF THE MASK? 701 THE NARMADA RIVER DAM
PROJECT 701 M. C. MEHTA V. UNION OF INDIA 704 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 709
THE BHOPAL DISASTER: "THE HIROSHIMA OF THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY" 711
CHAPTER 8: SOUTH AFRICA:THE BILL OF RIGHTS APPROAC H A. THE HISTORICAL
CONTEXT 715 DAISY M. JENKINS, FROM APARTHEID TO MAJORITY RULE: A GLIMPSE
INTO SOUTH AFRICA'S JOURNEY TOWARDS DEMOCRACY 715 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
718 JEANNE M. WOODS, RECONCILING RECONCILIATION 721 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
724 B. THE CONSTITUTIONAL ENTRENCHMENT OF ECONOMIE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS . 726 THE SOUTH AFRICAN BILL OF RIGHTS 726 NOTES AND QUESTIONS
731 SOOBRAMONEY V. MINISTER OF HEALTH, KWAZULU-NATAL 731 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 739 GOVERNMENT OFTHE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA V. GROOTBOOM 743
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 753 MINISTER OF HEALTH ET AL. V. TREATMENT ACTION
CAMPAIGN 754 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 765 GINGER THOMPSON, WATER TAP OFTEN
SHUT TO SOUTH AFRICA'S POOR 768 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 771 ERIC BERGER,
NOTE, THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION UNDER THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTION 772
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH: FORGOTTEN SCHOOLS: RIGHT TO BASIC EDUCATION FOR
CHILDREN ON FARMS IN SOUTH AFRICA 775 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 777 JEANNE M.
WOODS, JUSTICIABLE SOCIAL RIGHTS AS A CRITIQUE OFTHE LIBERAI PARADIGM
773 TABLE OF CONTENTS * XV CHAPTER 9: THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE*A BLENDING
OF THE CATEGORIES A. THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS 78 1 1.
STRUCTURE OF THE COURT 781 2. PROCEDURAL PROTECTIONS FOR ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS 784 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS,
ARTIDE 6 784 NOTE ON ARTIDE 6 (1) AND THE PUBLIC LAW*PRIVATE LAW
DISTINCTION 785 B. ELIGIBILITY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND WELFARE BENEFITS
786 FELDBRUGGE V. THE NETHERLANDS 786 SALESI V. ITALY 793 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 794 C. RIGHT TO A SAFE ENVIRONMENT 795 ZANDER V. SWEDEN 795
BALMER-SCHAFROTH V. SWITZERLAND 796 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 801 D. THE RIGHT
TO FREE LEGAI AID 802 AIREY V. IRELAND 802 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 806 E.
THE POSITIVE DIMENSION OF ARTIDE 8 808 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN
RIGHTS, ARTIDE 8 808 X AND YV. THE NETHERLANDS 808 PHILIPPE SANDS, HUMAN
RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENT AND THE LOPEZ-OSTRA CASE. CONTEXT AND CONSEQUENCES
811 LOPEZ-OSTRA V. SPAIN 812 GUERRA V. ITALY 817 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 819
THE ROMANI PEOPLE 820 BUCKLEY V. THE UNITED KINGDOM 82 1 NOTES AND
QUESTIONS 832 F. EQUAL PROTECTION 833 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN
RIGHTS, PROTOCOL 1 833 GAYGUSUZ V. AUSTRIA 833 SUKHVINDER KAUR STUBBS,
FEAR AND LOATHING IN THE EU: ETHNIC MINORITIES AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
837 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 840 CHAPTER 10:THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
FEDERAI REJECTION, STATE PROTECTION A. THE FEDERAI SYSTEM 841 1. THE
LIMITED GOVERNMENT/NEGATIVE RIGHTS PARADIGM 841 ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL
RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION 841 DESHANEY V. WINNEBAGO
COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 842 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 848 2. THE
RIGHT TO PROPERTY 848 DRED SCOTT V. SANDFORD 849 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 849
BARBARA STARK, DECONSTRUCTING THE FRAMERS' RIGHT TO PROPERTY: LIBERTY'S
DAUGHTERS AND ECONOMIE RIGHTS 850 3. THE RIGHT TO AN ADEQUATE STANDARD
OF IIVING 853 THOMAS ROSS, THE RHETORIC OF POVERTY: THEIR IMMORALITY,
OUR HELPLESSNESS 853 XVI * HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE NOTES
AND QUESTIONS 860 DANDRIDGE V. WILLIAMS 861 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 863
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES*2003 POVERTY GUIDELINES . 864
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 864 4. THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION 868 SAN ANTONIO
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT V. RODRIGUEZ 868 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 871 5.
THE RIGHT TO HOUSING 875 LINDSEY V. NORMET 875 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 878
6. THE RIGHT TO HEALTH 878 HARRIS V. MCRAE 878 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 883
7. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES 884 B. STATE
CONSTITUTIONS 887 1. ECONOMIE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS IN SELECTED STATE
CONSTITUTIONS 887 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 889 2. THE RIGHT TO AN ADEQUATE
STANDARD OF IIVING 890 TUCKER V. TOIA 890 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 893 3. THE
RIGHT TO SHELTER 894 MCCAIN V. KOCH 894 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 899 4. THE
RIGHT TO EDUCATION 901 EDGEWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT V. KIRBY 901
NOTES AND QUESTIONS 907 5. THE RIGHT TO HEALTH 911 RIGHT TO CHOOSE V.
BYRNE 91 1 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 916 C. ERASING THE DIVIDE:
INTERNATIONALIZING THE RIGHTS STRUGGLE 923 BARBARA STARK,U.S.
RATIFICATION OF THE OTHER HALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS 923
THE POOR PEOPLE'S PETITION 925 POOR PEOPLES' ECONOMIE HUMAN RIGHTS
CAMPAIGN V. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 925 NOTES AND QUESTIONS 929
APPENDIX I: SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 931 APPENDIX II: SELECTED ECONOMIE,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS 937 INDEX 943 |
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| spelling | Woods, Jeanne M. Verfasser aut Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions Jeanne M. Woods ; Hope Lewis Ardsley, NY Transnational Publishers 2005 XXXIII, 959 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 931-941) and index Droits de l'homme (Droit international) Droits de l'homme - États-Unis Economische aspecten gtt Mensenrechten gtt Politieke aspecten gtt Sociale aspecten gtt Gesellschaft Menschenrecht Politik Wirtschaft Human rights Civil rights United States USA Lewis, Hope Verfasser aut GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014602996&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Woods, Jeanne M. Lewis, Hope Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions Droits de l'homme (Droit international) Droits de l'homme - États-Unis Economische aspecten gtt Mensenrechten gtt Politieke aspecten gtt Sociale aspecten gtt Gesellschaft Menschenrecht Politik Wirtschaft Human rights Civil rights United States |
| title | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions |
| title_auth | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions |
| title_exact_search | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions |
| title_full | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions Jeanne M. Woods ; Hope Lewis |
| title_fullStr | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions Jeanne M. Woods ; Hope Lewis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Human rights and the global marketplace economic, social, and cultural dimensions Jeanne M. Woods ; Hope Lewis |
| title_short | Human rights and the global marketplace |
| title_sort | human rights and the global marketplace economic social and cultural dimensions |
| title_sub | economic, social, and cultural dimensions |
| topic | Droits de l'homme (Droit international) Droits de l'homme - États-Unis Economische aspecten gtt Mensenrechten gtt Politieke aspecten gtt Sociale aspecten gtt Gesellschaft Menschenrecht Politik Wirtschaft Human rights Civil rights United States |
| topic_facet | Droits de l'homme (Droit international) Droits de l'homme - États-Unis Economische aspecten Mensenrechten Politieke aspecten Sociale aspecten Gesellschaft Menschenrecht Politik Wirtschaft Human rights Civil rights United States USA |
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