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The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe

  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
  • The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
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Note biographique Angelika Nußberger:Professor of Constitutional Law, Public International Law and Comparative Lawand Director at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection (University of Cologne). She holds the position of Vice-President of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe and sits as an international judge in the Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Cathérine Van de Graaf: Dr. Cathérine Van de Graaf is a post-doctoral researcher at the Academy of European Human Rights Protection and a visiting professor at the Human Rights Centre (Ghent University). Yannick Schoog is a research assistant and doctoral researcher at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection. Yannick Schoog: Research assistant and doctoral researcher at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection. Contributors include Yannick Schoog, Ezgi Özlü, Paula Rhein-Fischer, Samuel White, Cathérine Van de Graaf, My Hanh Pham, Francesca Mussi, Sergii Masol, Reza Khabook, Tomáš Morochovic and Angelika Nußberger. ,Sommaire List of Contributors Introduction. – The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe Part I. FUTURE-PROOFING HUMAN RIGHTS Chapter 1. – Ahead to the Past: How the Future Will Govern Memory of the Past and the Present Chapter 2. – De-Imperialisation of Russia and Prospects for Its Reaccession to the Council of Europe Chapter 3. – After Covid-19: FuturePandemics as a State of (Health) Emergency and the Need for Judicial Review Chapter 4. – The Future of Social Rights in a Multilayered System for the Protection of Human Rights Part II. OPENING PROCEDURAL PATHWAYS TO TACKLE INJUSTICE Chapter 5. – The Anthropocentric Approach of the ECtHR in Environment-Related Cases Chapter 6. – How Soon is Now? The Future of Repetitive Cases Chapter 7. – The EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: Making or Breaking Human Rights Protection in Europe? Part III. NOVEL APPROACHES TO HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH Chapter 8. – 'The Revolution Will Be Live-Streamed': Narrating the Tensions around the Right to Political Expression in the Privatised Digital Public Sphere Chapter 9. – Education, Perception and the Future of European Human Rights Chapter 10. – Mapping the Actors in a Human Rights Trajectory before the European Court of Human Rights: How Procedural Openings Enabled the Exceptional Win of a Hijabi Woman in Lachiri v. Belgium Conclusion. – Uncertain Futures of Human Rights Protection in Europe ,PrésentationThe unique perspectives of young researchers on human rights. The edited volume brings together the unique perspectives of young researchers on human rights. Afficher moinsAfficher plus

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Note biographique Angelika Nußberger:Professor of Constitutional Law, Public International Law and Comparative Lawand Director at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection (University of Cologne). She holds the position of Vice-President of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe and sits as an international judge in the Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Cathérine Van de Graaf: Dr. Cathérine Van de Graaf is a post-doctoral researcher at the Academy of European Human Rights Protection and a visiting professor at the Human Rights Centre (Ghent University). Yannick Schoog is a research assistant and doctoral researcher at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection. Yannick Schoog: Research assistant and doctoral researcher at the Academy for European Human Rights Protection. Contributors include Yannick Schoog, Ezgi Özlü, Paula Rhein-Fischer, Samuel White, Cathérine Van de Graaf, My Hanh Pham, Francesca Mussi, Sergii Masol, Reza Khabook, Tomáš Morochovic and Angelika Nußberger. ,Sommaire List of Contributors Introduction. – The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe Part I. FUTURE-PROOFING HUMAN RIGHTS Chapter 1. – Ahead to the Past: How the Future Will Govern Memory of the Past and the Present Chapter 2. – De-Imperialisation of Russia and Prospects for Its Reaccession to the Council of Europe Chapter 3. – After Covid-19: FuturePandemics as a State of (Health) Emergency and the Need for Judicial Review Chapter 4. – The Future of Social Rights in a Multilayered System for the Protection of Human Rights Part II. OPENING PROCEDURAL PATHWAYS TO TACKLE INJUSTICE Chapter 5. – The Anthropocentric Approach of the ECtHR in Environment-Related Cases Chapter 6. – How Soon is Now? The Future of Repetitive Cases Chapter 7. – The EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: Making or Breaking Human Rights Protection in Europe? Part III. NOVEL APPROACHES TO HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH Chapter 8. – 'The Revolution Will Be Live-Streamed': Narrating the Tensions around the Right to Political Expression in the Privatised Digital Public Sphere Chapter 9. – Education, Perception and the Future of European Human Rights Chapter 10. – Mapping the Actors in a Human Rights Trajectory before the European Court of Human Rights: How Procedural Openings Enabled the Exceptional Win of a Hijabi Woman in Lachiri v. Belgium Conclusion. – Uncertain Futures of Human Rights Protection in Europe ,PrésentationThe unique perspectives of young researchers on human rights. The edited volume brings together the unique perspectives of young researchers on human rights. Afficher moinsAfficher plus

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Titre complet
The Future of Human Rights Protection in Europe
Editeur
LEFEBVRE SARRUT BELGIUM
Publication
21 mai 2026
Managing editor
Van De Graaf, Cathérine
Managing editor
Schoog, Yannick
Managing editor
Nussberger, Angelika
Pages
266
Taille
24.2 x 16.2 x 1.6 cm
Poids
426
ISBN-13
9781839704413
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