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| adam_text | RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN
RIGHTS
EDITED BY
JACKIE DUGARD
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND,
SOUTH
AFRICA
BRUCE PORTER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE SOCIAL RIGHTS ADVOCACY CENTRE, CANADA
DANIELA IKAWA
LEGAL OFFICER, OPEN SOCIETY JUSTICE INITIATIVE AND ADJUNCT PROFESSOR,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, USA
LILIAN CHENWI
PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, SOUTH AFRICA
RESEARCH HANDBOOKS IN HUMAN RIGHTS
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1
IT* EDWARD ELGAR
IP-I * -^ PUBLISHING
CHELTENHAM, UK * NORTHAMPTON, MA, USA
CONTENTS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO THE RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS
BRUCE PORTER, JACKIE DUGARD, DANIELA IKAWA AND LILIAN CHENVVI
PART I THE HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORK FOR ESCR
1 THE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEM
JACKIE DUGARD
2 THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
AND THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL
DANIELA IKAWA
3 THE AFRICAN SYSTEM
LILIAN CHENWI
4 THE EUROPEAN SYSTEM
CALM O CINNEIDE
5 THE INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM
VIVIANA KRSTICEVIC
PART II
6
CONTENT OF THE RIGHTS
THE RIGHT TO SOCIAL SECURITY
MAGDALENA SEPULVEDA
7 THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION
FARANAAZ VERIAVA AND KATE PATERSON
8 THE RIGHT TO FOOD
JOANNA DOURKE-MARTIGNONI
9 THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
ALICIA ELY YANTIN
10 THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING
STUART WILSON
1 1 THE HUMAN RIGHTS TO WATER AND SANITATION
CATARINA DE ALBUQUERQUE AND VIRGINIA ROOF
VN
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XVIN
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67
89
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180
202
VI RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN
RIGHTS
12 THE RIGHT TO WORK AND RIGHTS AT WORK 227
VIRGINIA BRAS GOMES
PART III CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES
13 UNPACKING THE MINIMUM CORE AND REASONABLENESS STANDARDS 251
JOIE CHOWDHURY
14 PROGRESSIVE REALIZATION USING MAXIMUM AVAILABLE RESOURCES: THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CHALLENGE
?7
R
ALLISON CORKERY ANDIGNACIO SAIZ
15 INTERDEPENDENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
3CH
BRUCE PORTER
16
ADVANCING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS THROUGH NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
INSTITUTIONS
MARIO GOMEZ
17 ECONOMIC POLICY AND HUMAN RIGHTS 350
RADHIKA BALAKRISHNAN AND JAMES ILEINTZ
18 THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: OPPORTUNITY OR THREAT
FOR ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS? 366
KATE DONALD
19 THE CLIMATE CRISIS: LITIGATION AND ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS 386
SIRI GLOPPEN AND CATALINA VALLEJO
INDEX 410
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RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC,
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN
RIGHTS
EDITED BY
JACKIE DUGARD
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND,
SOUTH
AFRICA
BRUCE PORTER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE SOCIAL RIGHTS ADVOCACY CENTRE, CANADA
DANIELA IKAWA
LEGAL OFFICER, OPEN SOCIETY JUSTICE INITIATIVE AND ADJUNCT PROFESSOR,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, USA
LILIAN CHENWI
PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, SOUTH AFRICA
RESEARCH HANDBOOKS IN HUMAN RIGHTS
"IT
1
"IT* EDWARD ELGAR
IP-I * -^ PUBLISHING
CHELTENHAM, UK * NORTHAMPTON, MA, USA
CONTENTS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO THE RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS
BRUCE PORTER, JACKIE DUGARD, DANIELA IKAWA AND LILIAN CHENVVI
PART I THE HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORK FOR ESCR
1 THE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEM
JACKIE DUGARD
2 THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
AND THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL
DANIELA IKAWA
3 THE AFRICAN SYSTEM
LILIAN CHENWI
4 THE EUROPEAN SYSTEM
CALM O 'CINNEIDE
5 THE INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM
VIVIANA KRSTICEVIC
PART II
6
CONTENT OF THE RIGHTS
THE RIGHT TO SOCIAL SECURITY
MAGDALENA SEPULVEDA
7 THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION
FARANAAZ VERIAVA AND KATE PATERSON
8 THE RIGHT TO FOOD
JOANNA DOURKE-MARTIGNONI
9 THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
ALICIA ELY YANTIN
10 THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING
STUART WILSON
1 1 THE HUMAN RIGHTS TO WATER AND SANITATION
CATARINA DE ALBUQUERQUE AND VIRGINIA ROOF
VN
XII
XVIN
14
27
48
67
89
113
137
159
180
202
VI RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AS HUMAN
RIGHTS
12 THE RIGHT TO WORK AND RIGHTS AT WORK 227
VIRGINIA BRAS GOMES
PART III CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES
13 UNPACKING THE MINIMUM CORE AND REASONABLENESS STANDARDS 251
JOIE CHOWDHURY
14 PROGRESSIVE REALIZATION USING MAXIMUM AVAILABLE RESOURCES: THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CHALLENGE
?7
R
ALLISON CORKERY ANDIGNACIO SAIZ
15 INTERDEPENDENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
3CH
BRUCE PORTER
16
ADVANCING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS THROUGH NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
INSTITUTIONS
MARIO GOMEZ
17 ECONOMIC POLICY AND HUMAN RIGHTS 350
RADHIKA BALAKRISHNAN AND JAMES ILEINTZ
18 THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: OPPORTUNITY OR THREAT
FOR ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS? 366
KATE DONALD
19 THE CLIMATE CRISIS: LITIGATION AND ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
RIGHTS 386
SIRI GLOPPEN AND CATALINA VALLEJO
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