This chapter examines the theoretical implications of adding disability to the existing canon
of human rights, both for individuals with disabilities and for other under-protected people. It …

Учебник включает как традиционные темы по курсу «Проблемы теории государства и
права», так и целый ряд других, выходящих за рамки обычной общевузовской …

An essential introduction to rights-based approaches in social policy, this text critically
explores how social rights underpin human wellbeing. It discusses social rights as rights of …

Law has become the framework and vocabulary for constructing and debating development
policies,'but law and development, an area of scholarship that explores the relationship …

About io% of the world's population, some six hundred million people, has a
disability.'Disabled persons nevertheless account for 20% of the world's poorest individuals …

Religion has been excluded from development studies for decades. Religious traditions
have contributed greatly towards development work, yet major international players have …

The Sovereignty of Human Rights advances a legal theory of international human rights that
defines their nature and purpose in relation to the structure and operation of international …

World poverty represents a failure of the international community to see half of the global
population secure their basic socio-economic rights. Yet international law establishes that …

" This book addresses two central questions: What does it mean to shift the epistemic centre
of human rights thinking and to decolonise global human rights? And, how to study …

Globalization theories posit organizational convergence, suggesting that Codes of Ethics
will become commonplace and include greater consideration of global issues. This study …