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• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Foreword by David Harris
• List of Contributors
• PART I INTRODUCTION
• 1 Development of International Human Rights Law Before and After the UDHR
• PART II CONCEPTS AND NORMS
• 2 International Human Rights: Universal, Relative or Relatively Universal?
• 3 Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• 4 Civil and Political Rights
• 5 Simple Analytics of the Right to Development
• 6 Right to a Healthy Environment in Human Rights Law
• 7 The Right to a Peaceful World Order
• 8 Minority Rights 60 Years after the UDHR: Limits on the Preservation of Identity?
• 9 Intellectual Property Rights, the Right to Health, and the UDHR: Is Reconciliation Possible?
• 10 Brave New World? Human Rights in the Era of Globalization
• PART III MECHANISMS AND IMPLEMENTATION
• 11 The United Nations Human Rights System
• 12 The African Regional Human Rights System
• 13 The Inter-American Regional Human Rights System
• 14 The European Convention on Human Rights
• 15 Human Rights in the International Court of Justice
• 16 The Role of National Human Rights Institutions
• 17 Institutional Partnership or Critical Seepages? The Role of Human Rights NGOs in the United Nations
• 18 Islamic Law and the Implementation of International Human Rights Law: A Case Study of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
• 19 Towards an International Court of Human Rights?
• 20 Multi-State Responsibility for Extraterritorial Violations of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• PART IV RESPONSIBILITIES AND REMEDIES
• 21 State Responsibility for Human Rights
• 22 State Compliance with the Recommendations of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
• 23 Individual Responsibility and the Evolving Legal Status of the Physical Person in International Human Rights Law
• 24 The International Criminal Court and Individual Responsibility of Senior State Officials for International Crimes
• 25 The Right to an Effective Remedy: Balancing Realism and Aspiration
• 26 Protecting Human Rights in Emergency Situations: The Example of the Right to Education
• 27 Protect, Respect, and Remedy: The UN Framework for Business and Human Rights
• PART V ‘AND BEYOND’
• 28 A Future for Human Rights Law
• Index