Author Description

Assessing The Eu's Position On Human Rights: Is It A Desirable One? / Richard Burchill -- Monitoring And Enforcing Fundamental Rights: Can The European Union Measure Up Against Other International Organizations? / Rhona K.m. Smith -- European Human Rights Law As A Multi-layered Human Rights Regime: Preserving Diversity And Promoting Human Rights / Marton Varju -- Inconvenient Multilateralism: The Challenges Of The Eu As A Player In The United Nations Human Rights Council / Gjovalin Macaj And Joachim A. Koops -- The Eu Commitment To International Criminal Justice: Achievements And Possibilities / Olympia Bekou And Mark Chadwick -- Human Rights In Trade: The Eu's Experience With Labour Standards Conditionality And Its Role In Promoting Labour Standards In The Wto / Tamara Takács -- Imperialistic Endeavour Or Empty Rhetoric?: Analysing The Eu's Promotion Of Human Rights In China Since 1989 Through A Normative Power Perspective / Wenwen Shen -- Too Different To Be Relevant?: Considering The Global Influence Of Eu Asylum Laws And Policy With Respect To Japan / Emiko Nakasaka -- The Promotion And Protection Of Human Rights During Common Security And Defence Policy Operations: In-between A Spreading State Of Mind And An Unsolved Concern / Maria Luisa Sánchez Barrueco -- The Eu Competition Policy As An International Human Rights Issue / Wolfgang Weiss -- Double Jeopardy In Europe: What Lessons For Global Players? / Dawn Sedman -- Defining The Free Press: Recent European Case-law On Political Free Speech, Anti-terrorism Legislation And The Free Press / Angus Nurse -- Eu Equality Law: From Protecting Groups To Protection Of All / Joanne Milner -- Conclusion. Looking To The Future: No Hubris, No False Modesty / Geoffrey Harris. Edited By Jan Erik Wetzel. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.