
This is the only comprehensive textbook reference work covering the principal human rights areas by subject matter. Covering both global and regional aspects, topics discussed include civil rights, political rights, and prohibition of discrimination on grounds of race, sex or religion. The purpose of this two-volume work is to provide teachers, students, and those engaged in research not only with a textbook dealing with the major topics in the field of human rights, but also with teaching suggestions, syllabuses, bibliographies, and case studies. Contributors include Theodor Meron, Louis Henkin, Jerome J. Shestack, Richard B. Lillich, John P. Humphrey, David M. Trubek, Francis Wolf, Jack Greenberg, Yoram Dinstein, Louis B. Sohn, David Wiessbrodt, Thomas Buergenthal, and Rosalyn Higgins.
This volume investigates the complex intersection of international legal frameworks and domestic policy implementation regarding fundamental human rights. Theodor Meron, a distinguished scholar in international law, compiles contributions from a panel of experts to address the practical application of human rights standards. The work serves as a structured pedagogical tool, integrating theoretical legal analysis with actionable teaching resources to bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice.
What You Will Find
Legal scholars and practitioners frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for the systematic study of human rights law. The text is noted for its academic rigor and its utility as a primary resource for both classroom instruction and independent research.
Page Count:
586
Publication Date:
1984-04-19
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198254881
ISBN-13:
9780198254881
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