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The legal protection of human rights : sceptical essays / edited by Tom Campbell, K.D. Ewing, and Adam Tomkins.
Publication details: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2011.Description: xxiii, 522 p. ; 25 cmISBN:- 9780199606078 (hardback : alk. paper)
- 0199606072 (hardback : alk. paper)
- 9780199606085 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 0199606080 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- K3239.8 .L44 2011
Contents:
Contents:
1 Introduction;
Tom Campbell, K. D. Ewing, and Adam Tomkins;
PART I FAILURES OF JURIDIFICATION;
2 Parliament, Human Rights, and Counter-Terrorism;
Adam Tomkins;
3 Governing Like Judges?*;
Janet L. Hiebert;
4 Human Rights at the Interface of State and Sub-state: The Case of Scotland;
Chris Himsworth;
5 Inter-institutional ‘Rights Dialogue’ under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act;
Andrew Geddis;
6 Statutory Bills of Rights: You Read Words In, You Read Words Out, You Take Parliament’s Clear Intention and You Shake it All About—Doin’ the Sankey Hanky Panky;
James Allan;
7 Constitutionalism, the Rule of Law, and the Cold War;
Joan Mahoney;
8 The Cold War, Civil Liberties, and the House of Lords;
K. D. Ewing;
9 Lessons from the Past? Northern Ireland, Terrorism Now and Then, and the Human Rights Act;
Aileen McColgan;
10 Constitutional Law Meets Comparative Politics: Socio-economic Rights and Political Realities;
Evan Rosevear, and Ran Hirschl;
11 Business Rights as Human Rights;
Danny Nicol;
12 Constitutionalizing Labour Rights in Europe;
Judy Fudge;
13 Freedom, Security, and Justice in the European Court of Justice: The Ambiguous Nature of Judicial Review;
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott;
PART II POLITICIZING HUMAN RIGHTS;
14 The Political Institutions of Rights-Protection;
Mark Tushnet;
15 Reclaiming the Political Protection of Rights: A Defence of Australian Party Politics;
Joo-Cheong Tham;
16 Messages from the Front Line: Parliamentarians’ Perspectives on Rights Protection;
Carolyn Evans, and Simon Evans;
17 Human Rights and the Global South;
Gavin W. Anderson;
18 Judicial Constitutional Review as a Last Resort;
Kaarlo Tuori;
19 Judges without a Court—Judicial Preview in Sweden;
Thomas Bull;
20 Rights and the Citation of Foreign Law;
Jeremy Waldron;
21 Amateur Operatics: The Realization of Parliamentary Protection of Civil Liberties;
Jonathan Morgan;
22 Parliamentary Review with a Democratic Charter of Rights;
Tom Campbell;
23 Beyond the Human Rights Act;
Conor Gearty.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
1 Introduction;
Tom Campbell, K. D. Ewing, and Adam Tomkins;
PART I FAILURES OF JURIDIFICATION;
2 Parliament, Human Rights, and Counter-Terrorism;
Adam Tomkins;
3 Governing Like Judges?*;
Janet L. Hiebert;
4 Human Rights at the Interface of State and Sub-state: The Case of Scotland;
Chris Himsworth;
5 Inter-institutional ‘Rights Dialogue’ under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act;
Andrew Geddis;
6 Statutory Bills of Rights: You Read Words In, You Read Words Out, You Take Parliament’s Clear Intention and You Shake it All About—Doin’ the Sankey Hanky Panky;
James Allan;
7 Constitutionalism, the Rule of Law, and the Cold War;
Joan Mahoney;
8 The Cold War, Civil Liberties, and the House of Lords;
K. D. Ewing;
9 Lessons from the Past? Northern Ireland, Terrorism Now and Then, and the Human Rights Act;
Aileen McColgan;
10 Constitutional Law Meets Comparative Politics: Socio-economic Rights and Political Realities;
Evan Rosevear, and Ran Hirschl;
11 Business Rights as Human Rights;
Danny Nicol;
12 Constitutionalizing Labour Rights in Europe;
Judy Fudge;
13 Freedom, Security, and Justice in the European Court of Justice: The Ambiguous Nature of Judicial Review;
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott;
PART II POLITICIZING HUMAN RIGHTS;
14 The Political Institutions of Rights-Protection;
Mark Tushnet;
15 Reclaiming the Political Protection of Rights: A Defence of Australian Party Politics;
Joo-Cheong Tham;
16 Messages from the Front Line: Parliamentarians’ Perspectives on Rights Protection;
Carolyn Evans, and Simon Evans;
17 Human Rights and the Global South;
Gavin W. Anderson;
18 Judicial Constitutional Review as a Last Resort;
Kaarlo Tuori;
19 Judges without a Court—Judicial Preview in Sweden;
Thomas Bull;
20 Rights and the Citation of Foreign Law;
Jeremy Waldron;
21 Amateur Operatics: The Realization of Parliamentary Protection of Civil Liberties;
Jonathan Morgan;
22 Parliamentary Review with a Democratic Charter of Rights;
Tom Campbell;
23 Beyond the Human Rights Act;
Conor Gearty.