Examining

Examining critical perspectives on human rights / Edited by Rob Dickinson [... et al.]. -- Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2012. -- xi, 292 s. -- Resumé: Part I. Introduction: 1. Re-examining critical perspectives on human rights / Ole W. Pedersen; 2. The international human rights movement: still part of the problem? / David Kennedy; Part II. Domestic human rights perspectives: 3. The ongoing idolatry of the Human Rights Act / Keith Ewing; 4. If you cannot change the rules of the game, adapt to them: United Kingdom responses to the restrictions set by Article 3 ECHR on 'national security' deportations / David Bonner; 5. The right to security: securing rights or securitizing rights? / Liora Lazarus; 6. Lawfare unbounded?: human rights and civil liberties as weapons of area denial / Colin Murray; Part III. International human rights law perspectives: 7. The rule of law and the role of human rights when peace and security are under attack / Elena Katselli; 8. The problematic authority of international human rights law / Steven Wheatley; 9. Universal human rights: a challenge too far / Rob Dickinson; Part IV. Theoretical perspectives on human rights: 10. Human rights and the mass media / Eric Heinze; 11. Human rights activism, expertise and academic inquiry: beyond legitimation v. emancipation: a self-critical reflection / Christine Bell; 12. Human rights, 'lawfare' and American exceptionalism / Richard Mullender. -- váz. -- ISBN : 978-1-107-00693-5.
I. Dickinson, Robert, II. Katselli, Elena, III. Murray, Colin, IV. Pedersen, Ole W


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