Understanding Human Rights

Living with a bill of rights, Mark Tushnet; the Canadian Charter and the democratic process, Beverley McLachlin; human rights, social democracy and constitutional reform, Keith Ewing; human rights in a divided society, G.E. Devenish; fundamental rights in Australia and Britain - domestic and international aspects, Timothy H. Jones; justice and human rights in postmodernity, Costas Douzinas; communal goods as human rights, Maleiha Malik; not another theory of human rights, R. Jayakumar Nayar; less equal than others - equality and women' rights, Sandra Fredman; essential rights and contested identities - sexual orientation and equality rights jurisprudence in Canada, Carl F. Stychin; a right to meritorious treatment, Donal Nolan; equality or self-determination, Cliona J.M. Kimber; human rights, sexual orientation and the social and legal impact of law and reform, Nicholas Bamforth; the homosexualization of human rights, Leslie J. Moran; human rights, HIV and AIDS, Anne Scully; the utility of rights talk - the case of free speech, Gwyneth Pitt; can rights extend to animals, Mike Radford; environmental rights - taking the environment seriously?, Sionaidh Douglas-Scott; human rights -the solution to the abortion question?, James Kingston; beliefs that discriminate - a rights-based solution, Siobhan Mullaly; pornography and rights - the theory and practice of control, Sheena N. McMurtrie; the limits of constitutional law - the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms of the Public/Private Code, Gavin W. Anderson; women's rights as human rights under international law, C.M. Chinkin; rights and international humanitarian law, Elizabeth Chadwick; deconstructing the mythologies of international human rights, Geraldine Van Buren; the governance of special powers - a case study of exclusion and treatment of individual rights under the prevention of terrorism acts, Clive Walker.