LAW Contributions to Books
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Title:Gezina van der Molen : a journey from universalism to pluralism Author(s):NOUWEN, Sarah Maria Heiltjen Date:2023Citation:Immi TALLGREN (ed.), Portraits of women in international law : new names and forgotten faces?, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024, pp. 358-368Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:In many of her roles she was the first woman in a man’s world: the first woman to obtain a doctorate at the Free University of Amsterdam; the first female professor at that university; the first woman to be appointed as a ...
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Title:Development, right to Author(s):BAUDER, JudithDate:2022Citation:Christina BINDER, Manfred NOWAK, Jane A HOFBAUER and Philipp JANIG (eds), Elgar encyclopedia of human rights, Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2022, pp. 467-476Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:The right to development has been a matter of great controversy since its formulation in the 1970s and 1980s. As a third generation and solidarity right (→ Generations of Human Rights; → International Solidarity, Right ...
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Title:A European litigation strategy : the case of the Equal Opportunities Commission Author(s):BARNARD, CatherineDate:1995Citation:Josephine SHAW and Gillian MORE (eds), New legal dynamics of European Union, New York : Clarendon Press, 1995, pp. 253-272Version:The chapter is a revised version of the author’s EUI LLM thesis, 1990Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:Interest groups have long played an important role in policy-making at national level. A growing number of diverse interest groups have an important input into policy-making in the European Union. Interests are represented ...
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Title:Comparing international criminal tribunals’ interpretive approaches to international humanitarian law Author(s):VISWANATH, Raghavi Date:2024Citation:Martin FAIX and Svaček ONDREJ (eds), ICC jurisprudence and the development of international humanitarian law, Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, 2024, pp. 71-96, Global Issues (GLOISS)Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:International humanitarian law (IHL) is conventionally described as a set of rules which seek to limit the effects of armed conflicts. These rules, invariably, rely on rule arbiters such as national and international courts. ...
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Title:Bridge to nowhere : the right to integrity and the accuracy and weight of the Charter explanations Author(s):COGHLAN, Niall Date:2024Citation:Michael-James CLIFTON, Suzanne RAB and David SCOREY KC (eds), Building bridges in European and human rights law : essays in honour and memory of Paul Heim CMG, Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2024, pp. 153-182Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:Two decades old and one decade in force, the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (CFR, Charter) remains in its infancy. The shape and effect of its provisions are still, for the most part, nascent. That is ...