ISBN: | 9781454876663 |
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编目源: | DLC DLC DLC |
个人名称: | Hannum, Hurst |
题名: | International human rights : problems of law, policy, and practice / Hurst Hannum, Professor of International Law, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University; Dinah L. Shelton, Manatt/Ahn Professor of Law Emeritus, George Washington University Law School; S. James Anaya, Dean and Charles Inglis Thomson Professor, University of Colorado School of Law; Rosa Celorio, Senior Attorney, Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, Adjunct Law Professor, George Washington University Law School. |
版本说明: | Sixth edition. |
索书号: | D998.2/H246E |
载体形态: | xxxvi, 1283 pages ; 26 cm. |
书目附注: | Includes bibliographical references (pages xxxi-xxxvi) and index. |
格式化内容附注: | The concept of human rights : from morality to law : the abolition of slavery -- Guaranteeing human rights by treaty -- How many treaties and how many rights? -- The development of human rights norms through non-binding instruments : how and why do new international human rights norms emerge other than by treaty? -- Human rights in extremis : how can human rights be protected in times of terrorism, civil strife, and armed conflict? -- Who has legal obligations under international human rights law? -- Preventing and responding to acts of violence against women -- Domestic enforcement mechanisms : Are States' courts bound to apply International Human rights norms? -- The problem of fact-finding and evidence -- How are human rights violations investigated? -- UN human rights mechanisms : how are human rights implemented at the global level? -- The European system for the protection of human rights -- Rights and duties at the regional level -- Human rights in the Americas : responding to disappearances -- The case of Argentina and its aftermath -- Other regional systems -- Is there a right to a safe and healthy -- Environment? -- Coercing compliance with human rights norms: sanctions and armed intervention -- Can the international community prevent human rights violations by threatening or using force? -- Human rights and foreign policy -- The United States-China relationship. |