
The Only Textbook In The Area To Take A Global South Perspective, Drawing On The Expertise Of The Authors And Bringing In Perspectives From A Leading Judge In The Field. International Law Of Human Rights Takes Students Through A Rigorous Exploration Of The Theoretical Foundations And Principles Of The Subject, Alongside Current Practice And Procedures.- Provides A Unique Global South Perspective, Offering A Broad View Of The Subject Area.- Focuses On The Historical And Philosophical Foundations Of Human Rights Before Exploring Global And Regional Systems For Their Protection, And Key Substantive Rights.- Presents A Clear And Accurate Account Of Current Human Rights Law Practice.- Deep Discussion And Thorough Analysis Supported By 'further Reflections' And 'critical Debate' Sections, And Summaries Of Key Cases.- Insightful Testimonial From The Distinguished Judge Cançado Trindade Helps To Bring A Complex Discipline To Life.- Also Available As An E-book With Features And Links That Offer Extra Learning Support.
This textbook investigates the theoretical foundations and practical application of international human rights law through a distinct Global South perspective. Authored by experts in the field, including the late Judge Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade, the text provides a rigorous academic framework. It synthesizes historical philosophy with contemporary legal procedures to offer a comprehensive analysis of how human rights are protected within global and regional systems.
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Legal scholars and students frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for its unique inclusion of Global South jurisprudence. Experts highlight the inclusion of Judge Trindade's testimonials as a significant contribution that bridges the gap between abstract legal theory and practical judicial application.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2024-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN-10:
0192893491
ISBN-13:
9780192893499
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