LAW Contributions to Books
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Title:When environmental protection and human rights collide : four heuristics of conflict resolution Author(s):PETERSMANN, Marie-Catherine
Date:2019Citation:Christina VOIGT (ed.), International judicial practice on the environment : questions of legitimacy, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2019, Studies on international courts and tribunals, pp. 239-261Type:Contribution to book
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Title:Conflicts between environmental protection and human rights Author(s):PETERSMANN, Marie-Catherine Date:2019Citation:James R. MAY and Erin DALY (eds), Human rights and the environment : legality, indivisibility, dignity and geography, Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019, Elgar encyclopedia of environmental law ; 7, pp. 288-299Type:Contribution to book
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Title:Women and constitution-making in post-communist Romania Author(s):BRODEALĂ, Elena; ŞUTEU, SilviaDate:2019Citation:Ruth RUBIO-MARIN and Helen IRVING (eds), Women as constitution makers : case studies from the new democratic era, New York : Cambridge University Press, 2019, pp. 81-152Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:The role of women in constitution-making in Central and Eastern Europe is an under-researched topic, as is the topic of women’s role in the transition of the region to democracy. Literature regarding women’s role in ...
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Title:The EU public interest clinic and the case for EU law clinics Alberto Author(s):ALEMANNO, Alberto; KHADAR, LaminDate:2018Citation:ALEMANNO and Lamin KHADAR (eds), Reinventing legal education : how clinical education is reforming the teaching and practice of law in Europe, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2018, pp 163-186Type:Contribution to book
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Title:What should freedom of religion become? Author(s):BHUTA, NehalDate:2019Citation:Nehal BHUTA (ed.), Freedom of religion, secularism, and human rights, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019, Collected Courses of the Academy of European Law, pp. 1-20Type:Contribution to bookSeries/Number:AELAbstract:This chapter takes secularity and freedom of religion as two distinct but interrelated thought-formations and seeks to develop a historical sketch of each. Secularity and freedom of conscience emerge neither as necessary ...