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| adam_text | Summary of Contents
Acknowledgements
xxxi
PART A: INTRODUCTORY NOTIONS AND BACKGROUND TO
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT
1.
Human Rights Concepts and Discourse
3
A. Global Snapshots
3
B. The Global Framework for Contemporary Human Rights Discourse:
Capital Punishment, Interactions among States, Exceptionalism
17
1.
The Rapidly Changing Law on Capital Punishment
18
2.
Should National Courts Look to Foreign Decisions and International
Law about Human Rights Issues Even When Not Formally Bound?
42
3.
Exceptionalism and Unilateralism: Recent US Approaches to
International Law and Human Rights
46
2.
The Human Rights Movement: Background and Birth
58
A. Laws of War and Customary International Law
61
B. State Responsibility, General Principles and Natural Law
85
C. Interwar Minorities Regime and the Role of Treaties
96
D. Judgment at Nuremberg
115
E. Birth of the Movement: The UN Charter and the UDHR
133
PART B: NORMATIVE FOUNDATION OF
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
3.
Civil and Political Rights
151
A. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Introduction
151
B. Significance for Human Rights Movement of Changing
Character of Customary International Law and of Soft Law
160
С
Women s Rights and CEDAW
175
1.
Background to CEDAW: Socio-Economic Context,
Discrimination and Abuse
176
2.
CEDAW: Provisions and Committee
183
3.
The Public/Private Divide: Discrimination and
Violence by
Nonstate
Actors
213
D. Torture Revisited
224
4.
Economic and Social Rights
263
A. Socio-Economic Context and Historical Background
263
B. Competing Perspectives on ESR
280
Summary of Contents
1.
Comment on Governmental Ambivalence
280
2.
Philosophical Perspectives
283
3.
Religious Perspectives
293
C. The Problem of Resources
294
1.
Available Resources
295
2.
The Fiscal Dimension of Determining Available Resources
305
3.
Is Poverty a Violation of Human Rights?
308
D. Giving Content to ESR: Justiciability
313
1.
India: Directive Principles
321
2.
South Africa: A Model Social Rights Constitution?
327
3.
The United States: Education Rights
347
4.
Europe: Constitutional Social Justice
352
E. Giving Content to ESR: International Monitoring
358
1.
General Comment: A Case Study of the Right to Water
358
2.
A Complaints Procedure under the ICESCR?
362
3.
Instruments Adopted by International Organizations
Outside of the Human Rights Framework
366
4.
Advocacy by Non-Governmental Organizations
368
F. The Relationship between the Two Sets of Rights
3 70
,
National Security, Terrorism and Limitations on Human Rights
375
A. Terrorism and Human Rights: Definitions and Relationships
375
B.
11
September
2001:
A Turning Point
380
C. The Legal Framework: Public Emergencies, Derogations
and the Laws of War
385
D. Regulating Detention
404
1.
Case Study:
Guantánamo
Detainees
—
Process for
Determining Status and Grounds for Detention
404
2.
Case Study: Indefinite Detention in Europe
416
E. Guaranteeing Fair Trials
432
F. National Security and Economic and Social Rights
456
PART C: RIGHTS, DUTIES AND DILEMMAS
OF
UNIVERSALISM
6.
Rights or Duties as Organizing Concepts
475
A. Ideas about Rights and the Effects of Rights Rhetoric
476
B. Duty-Based Social Orders
496
7.
Conflict in Culture, Tradition and Practices:
Challenges to
Universalism
517
A. Universalism
and Cultural Relativism
517
B. Dissonance and Conflict: Illustrations
540
1.
Gender
541
2.
Religion
569
Summary of Contents
xi
a. Comparative Perspectives among States
570
b. International Law Perspectives
590
с
Proselytism
600
3.
Dress and Symbols, Immigration, and Multiculturalism
616
4.
Freedom of Speech
639
PART D: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS
8.
Design and Functions of International Institutions,
and Issues of Sovereignty
669
A. Characteristics of IGOs within the Human Rights Movement
670
B. Sovereignty and Domestic Jurisdiction
689
С
Institutional Design: Building Global Structures to Influence States
709
9.
The United Nations Human Rights System
735
A. The UN System: Charter-Based Institutions
737
B. Techniques for Responding to Violations
746
L Fact-Finding
747
2.
The
1503
Procedure: Pros and Cons of Confidentiality
754
3.
The
1235
Procedure
759
С
The Thematic Special Procedures ofthe Commission and Council
765
1.
Annual Reports and the Development of Jurisprudence
769
2.
Country Fact-Finding Missions
774
3.
Sending Communications
782
D. The UN Human Rights Council
791
1.
Background
791
2.
Establishing the Human Rights Council
799
3.
Universal Periodic Review
806
4.
The Council s Response to Violations
811
E. The Role of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
824
F. The Security Council and the Responsibility to Protect
835
10.
Treaty Bodies: The ICCPR Human Rights Committee
844
A. Powers, Functions and Performance of the ICCPR Committee
845
1.
Introduction
845
2.
State Reporting
850
3.
General Comments
873
4.
Individual Communications
891
B. Comment on the Overall UN Human Rights Treaty Body System
918
11.
Regional Arrangements
925
A. Comparison of Universal and Regional Systems
925
B. The European Convention System
933
1.
Introduction and Overview
933
2.
The European Court and its Procedures
938
3.
The Interstate Procedure: Article
33 946
xii
Summary of Contents
4.
The Court s Jurisdiction
951
5.
The European Court in Action: Some Illustrative Cases
964
a. Issues
o f
Sexuality
965
b.
Democracy and Political Participation
980
6.
The Convention and the Court at the National Level
1001
7.
The Continuing Need for Reform
1007
8.
The Broader European Institutional Context: The
EU
and the
OSCE
1014
9.
Other Human Rights Conventions Adopted by the Council of Europe
1018
С
The Inter-American System
1020
1.
Background and Institutions
1020
2.
The Standards to be Applied to Different States
1029
3.
The Commission at Work: Complaints and State Reports
1033
4.
The Court in Action
1042
D. The African System
1062
PART E: STATES AS PROTECTORS AND
ENFORCERS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
12.
Vertical
Interpénétration:
International Human Rights Law
within States Legal and Political Orders
1087
A. Domestic Internalization of Human Rights Treaties
1087
B. Conditioning Consent: Ratification with Reservations
1124
13.
Horizontal
Interpénétration:
Transnational Influence
and Enforcement of Human Rights
1156
A. Universal Jurisdiction
1161
B. US Civil Litigation and Global Comparisons
1177
С
Sovereign and Official Immunity
1222
PARTF: CURRENT TOPICS
14.
Massive Human Rights Tragedies: Prosecutions
and Truth Commissions
1243
A. International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
1244
B. The International Criminal Court
1291
С
Hybrid Tribunals: The Case of Sierra Leone
1310
D. Alternative Justice Systems: Rwanda s
Gacąca
Courts
1319
E. Peace Versus Justice?
1331
E
Truth Commissions
1344
15.
Non-State Actors And Human Rights
1385
A. Transnational Corporations and Human Rights
1387
B. Armed Opposition Groups
1414
C. International Non-Governmental Organizations
1420
Summary of Contents
xiii
16.
Human Rights, Development and Climate Change
1433
A. Human Rights and Development
1433
B. The Right to Development
1442
C. Environment, Development and Human Rights
1453
Documents Supplement
1463
Annex on Citations to Human Rights Instruments
1465
Index of Topics
1473
Index of Names
1489
|
| adam_txt |
Summary of Contents
Acknowledgements
xxxi
PART A: INTRODUCTORY NOTIONS AND BACKGROUND TO
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT
1.
Human Rights Concepts and Discourse
3
A. Global Snapshots
3
B. The Global Framework for Contemporary Human Rights Discourse:
Capital Punishment, Interactions among States, Exceptionalism
17
1.
The Rapidly Changing Law on Capital Punishment
18
2.
Should National Courts Look to Foreign Decisions and International
Law about Human Rights Issues Even When Not Formally Bound?
42
3.
Exceptionalism and Unilateralism: Recent US Approaches to
International Law and Human Rights
46
2.
The Human Rights Movement: Background and Birth
58
A. Laws of War and Customary International Law
61
B. State Responsibility, General Principles and Natural Law
85
C. Interwar Minorities Regime and the Role of Treaties
96
D. Judgment at Nuremberg
115
E. Birth of the Movement: The UN Charter and the UDHR
133
PART B: NORMATIVE FOUNDATION OF
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
3.
Civil and Political Rights
151
A. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Introduction
151
B. Significance for Human Rights Movement of Changing
Character of Customary International Law and of'Soft Law'
160
С
Women's Rights and CEDAW
175
1.
Background to CEDAW: Socio-Economic Context,
Discrimination and Abuse
176
2.
CEDAW: Provisions and Committee
183
3.
The Public/Private Divide: Discrimination and
Violence by
Nonstate
Actors
213
D. Torture Revisited
224
4.
Economic and Social Rights
263
A. Socio-Economic Context and Historical Background
263
B. Competing Perspectives on ESR
280
Summary of Contents
1.
Comment on Governmental Ambivalence
280
2.
Philosophical Perspectives
283
3.
Religious Perspectives
293
C. The Problem of Resources
294
1.
'Available Resources'
295
2.
The Fiscal Dimension of Determining'Available Resources'
305
3.
Is Poverty a Violation of Human Rights?
308
D. Giving Content to ESR: Justiciability
313
1.
India:'Directive Principles'
321
2.
South Africa: A Model Social Rights Constitution?
327
3.
The United States: Education Rights
347
4.
Europe: Constitutional Social Justice
352
E. Giving Content to ESR: International Monitoring
358
1.
General Comment: A Case Study of the Right to Water
358
2.
A Complaints Procedure under the ICESCR?
362
3.
Instruments Adopted by International Organizations
Outside of the Human Rights Framework
366
4.
Advocacy by Non-Governmental Organizations
368
F. The Relationship between the Two Sets of Rights
3 70
,
National Security, Terrorism and Limitations on Human Rights
375
A. Terrorism and Human Rights: Definitions and Relationships
375
B.
11
September
2001:
A Turning Point
380
C. The Legal Framework: Public Emergencies, Derogations
and the Laws of War
385
D. Regulating Detention
404
1.
Case Study:
Guantánamo
Detainees
—
Process for
Determining Status and Grounds for Detention
404
2.
Case Study: Indefinite Detention in Europe
416
E. Guaranteeing Fair Trials
432
F. National Security and Economic and Social Rights
456
PART C: RIGHTS, DUTIES AND DILEMMAS
OF
UNIVERSALISM
6.
Rights or Duties as Organizing Concepts
475
A. Ideas about Rights and the Effects of Rights Rhetoric
476
B. Duty-Based Social Orders
496
7.
Conflict in Culture, Tradition and Practices:
Challenges to
Universalism
517
A. Universalism
and Cultural Relativism
517
B. Dissonance and Conflict: Illustrations
540
1.
Gender
541
2.
Religion
569
Summary of Contents
xi
a. Comparative Perspectives among States
570
b. International Law Perspectives
590
с
Proselytism
600
3.
Dress and Symbols, Immigration, and Multiculturalism
616
4.
Freedom of Speech
639
PART D: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS
8.
Design and Functions of International Institutions,
and Issues of Sovereignty
669
A. Characteristics of IGOs within the Human Rights Movement
670
B. Sovereignty and Domestic Jurisdiction
689
С
Institutional Design: Building Global Structures to Influence States
709
9.
The United Nations Human Rights System
735
A. The UN System: Charter-Based Institutions
737
B. Techniques for Responding to Violations
746
L Fact-Finding
747
2.
The
1503
Procedure: Pros and Cons of Confidentiality
754
3.
The
1235
Procedure
759
С
The Thematic'Special Procedures'ofthe Commission and Council
765
1.
Annual Reports and the Development of Jurisprudence
769
2.
Country Fact-Finding Missions
774
3.
Sending Communications
782
D. The UN Human Rights Council
791
1.
Background
791
2.
Establishing the Human Rights Council
799
3.
Universal Periodic Review
806
4.
The Council's Response to Violations
811
E. The Role of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
824
F. The Security Council and the Responsibility to Protect
835
10.
Treaty Bodies: The ICCPR Human Rights Committee
844
A. Powers, Functions and Performance of the ICCPR Committee
845
1.
Introduction
845
2.
State Reporting
850
3.
General Comments
873
4.
Individual Communications
891
B. Comment on the Overall UN Human Rights Treaty Body System
918
11.
Regional Arrangements
925
A. Comparison of Universal and Regional Systems
925
B. The European Convention System
933
1.
Introduction and Overview
933
2.
The European Court and its Procedures
938
3.
The Interstate Procedure: Article
33 946
xii
Summary of Contents
4.
The Court's Jurisdiction
951
5.
The European Court in Action: Some Illustrative Cases
964
a. Issues
o f
Sexuality
965
b.
Democracy and Political Participation
980
6.
The Convention and the Court at the National Level
1001
7.
The Continuing Need for Reform
1007
8.
The Broader European Institutional Context: The
EU
and the
OSCE
1014
9.
Other Human Rights Conventions Adopted by the Council of Europe
1018
С
The Inter-American System
1020
1.
Background and Institutions
1020
2.
The Standards to be Applied to Different States
1029
3.
The Commission at Work: Complaints and State Reports
1033
4.
The Court in Action
1042
D. The African System
1062
PART E: STATES AS PROTECTORS AND
ENFORCERS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
12.
Vertical
Interpénétration:
International Human Rights Law
within States' Legal and Political Orders
1087
A. Domestic Internalization of Human Rights Treaties
1087
B. Conditioning Consent: Ratification with Reservations
1124
13.
Horizontal
Interpénétration:
Transnational Influence
and Enforcement of Human Rights
1156
A. Universal Jurisdiction
1161
B. US Civil Litigation and Global Comparisons
1177
С
Sovereign and Official Immunity
1222
PARTF: CURRENT TOPICS
14.
Massive Human Rights Tragedies: Prosecutions
and Truth Commissions
1243
A. International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
1244
B. The International Criminal Court
1291
С
Hybrid Tribunals: The Case of Sierra Leone
1310
D. Alternative Justice Systems: Rwanda's
Gacąca
Courts
1319
E. Peace Versus Justice?
1331
E
Truth Commissions
1344
15.
Non-State Actors And Human Rights
1385
A. Transnational Corporations and Human Rights
1387
B. Armed Opposition Groups
1414
C. International Non-Governmental Organizations
1420
Summary of Contents
xiii
16.
Human Rights, Development and Climate Change
1433
A. Human Rights and Development
1433
B. The Right to Development
1442
C. Environment, Development and Human Rights
1453
Documents Supplement
1463
Annex on Citations to Human Rights Instruments
1465
Index of Topics
1473
Index of Names
1489 |
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