Working Papers

2006 Working Papers

• 39. Historical Background: Evolution of the International Criminal Law,
  Individual Criminal Accountability and the Idea of A Permanent International
  Court by Cenap Cakmak.

  Keywords: international criminal law; international criminal court (ICC);
  evolution of the idea of ICC; state sovereignty

• 38. Beyond Bankovic: Extraterritorial Application of the European Convention
  on Human Rights by Federico Sperotto.

  Keywords: territorial jurisdiction; extraterritorial act; European legal space;
  overall effective control; personal jurisdiction

• 37. (Not Yet) Taking Rights Seriously: The House of Lords in Belgium v. Headteacher and Governors of Denbigh High School by Gareth Davies.

  Keywords: freedom of religion; freedom of expression; freedom of speech;
  United Kingdom; Europe; church and state; secularity; education and religion;
  Islam

• 36. Labor’s Human Rights: A Review of the Nature and Status of Core Labor Rights as Human Rights by Roy J. Adams.

  Keywords: core labor rights; collective bargaining; unions; child labor;
  forced labor; freedom of association; employment discrimination

• 35. Child Labor through a Human Rights Glass Brightly by Burns H. Weston
  and Mark B. Teerink.

  Keywords: child labor; children's rights; child empowerment; human dignity; sovereignty; international law; international labor organization; ILO; UNICEF

• 33. The Relative Universality of Human Rights (Revised) by Jack Donnelly.

  Keywords: universality; cultural relativism; theory; history; law

• 32. Is Humanity Enough? The Secular Theology of Human Rights by Peter Fitzpatrick.
  

  Keywords: humanity and the human; death of God; secular theology;
  universality; liberations

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