Ethics and Human Rights in a Globalized World
An Interdisciplinary and International Approach
1st Edition
Published on 23. January 2024
362 pages
978-3-16-163047-7 (ISBN)
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In einer globalisierten Welt ist ein interdisziplinärer Dialog über Ethik und Menschenrechte möglich, notwendig und fruchtbar für die Rechtswissenschaft. Ethik kann einerseits als eine Grundlage der Menschenrechte gesehen werden, andererseits formt sie aber auch bereits existierende Menschenrechte neu. Dieser Sammelband enthält die Beiträge zu einer internationalen und interdisziplinären Konferenz zum Thema "Ethik und Menschenrechte in einer globalisierten Welt", die im Herbst 2008 in Jerusalem stattfand. Junge Wissenschaftler aus Israel und Deutschland aus unterschiedlichen Disziplinen wie Jura, Philosophie, Politikwissenschaften und Theologie schreiben hier über die Grundlagen der Menschenrechte, die Kollision unterschiedlicher Formen der Menschenrechte und wirksame Strategien zu ihrer Durchsetzung.
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Studium in Saarbrücken, Marburg und Gießen; 2000 Promotion; 2005 Habilitation; Tätigkeiten als Richter und Staatsanwalt in Rheinland-Pfalz; 2013 Ernennung zum Vorsitzenden Richter am Landgericht Berlin; 2014-22 Vizepräsident der Freien Universität Berlin; Universitätsprofessor für Kriminologie und Strafrecht am Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft der Freien Universität Berlin; Lehr- und Forschungsaufenthalte u.a. an der University of Warwick, der École normale supérieure in Paris, der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz und der Université de Strasbourg, als Gastprofessor am Center for Transnational Legal Studies London, an der Hebrew University of Jerusalem und der Nihon University Tokyo sowie als Adjunct Professor am Georgetown University Law Center.
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Klaus Hoffmann-Holland:
Ethics and Human Rights in a Globalized World - An Interdisciplinary Approach -
Aharon Barak:
The Role of a Judge in a Democracy
I. Ideas about the Foundation of Human Rights and the Communication of Human Rights
Daniel Bogner: "The German's Village" - Boualem Sansal and the Entanglement of History and Experience - Markus-Michael Müller: The Struggle over Human Rights in Mexico - Hadas Eyal: New Media, Traditional Media and Human Rights - Claudia Mahler: How to Multiply the Notion? - Human Rights Education, a Global Responsibility!
II. International Criminal Law
Salif Nimaga: The International Criminal Law Regime and International Human Rights Law - Theoretical and Empirical Explorations - Birte Brodkorb: Introduction to the Procedure of the International Criminal Court - War Crimes in Darfur - Elisa Hoven: The Rights of the Accused in International Criminal Proceedings - The Choice of a Procedural Model According to the Specific Requirements of International Law - Julia Volkmann-Benkert: Protection of Women against Sexual Violence in Armed Conflicts - Alona Hagay-Frey: Sex and Gender Crimes in International Law: Silence, Honor Injury or New International Crime?
III. Structures of Implementation of Human Rights in a Globalized World
Sigrid Boysen: The Impact of Human Rights on Supranational Regimes - Felicitas Chen: The Correlation between Human Rights and the Loan Policies of the World Bank and the EBRD - Ferry Bühring: Theoretical Thoughts on the Relationship of Non-State Actors and Human Rights
IV. Selected Human Rights Aspects
Sarah Wittkopp: Women Negotiating for Peace - Political Rights of Women in Post-Conflict Situations - Kristina Roepstorff: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Question of Justiciability: International Legal Protection of the Right to Food - Tali Gal: Children's Rights in Practice: The Participation of Children in Care and Protection Decisions
V. Report on the Discussions
Kristina Kühl: Human Rights Traditions and Perspectives - Discussions during the Symposium
I. Ideas about the Foundation of Human Rights and the Communication of Human Rights
Daniel Bogner: "The German's Village" - Boualem Sansal and the Entanglement of History and Experience - Markus-Michael Müller: The Struggle over Human Rights in Mexico - Hadas Eyal: New Media, Traditional Media and Human Rights - Claudia Mahler: How to Multiply the Notion? - Human Rights Education, a Global Responsibility!
II. International Criminal Law
Salif Nimaga: The International Criminal Law Regime and International Human Rights Law - Theoretical and Empirical Explorations - Birte Brodkorb: Introduction to the Procedure of the International Criminal Court - War Crimes in Darfur - Elisa Hoven: The Rights of the Accused in International Criminal Proceedings - The Choice of a Procedural Model According to the Specific Requirements of International Law - Julia Volkmann-Benkert: Protection of Women against Sexual Violence in Armed Conflicts - Alona Hagay-Frey: Sex and Gender Crimes in International Law: Silence, Honor Injury or New International Crime?
III. Structures of Implementation of Human Rights in a Globalized World
Sigrid Boysen: The Impact of Human Rights on Supranational Regimes - Felicitas Chen: The Correlation between Human Rights and the Loan Policies of the World Bank and the EBRD - Ferry Bühring: Theoretical Thoughts on the Relationship of Non-State Actors and Human Rights
IV. Selected Human Rights Aspects
Sarah Wittkopp: Women Negotiating for Peace - Political Rights of Women in Post-Conflict Situations - Kristina Roepstorff: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Question of Justiciability: International Legal Protection of the Right to Food - Tali Gal: Children's Rights in Practice: The Participation of Children in Care and Protection Decisions
V. Report on the Discussions
Kristina Kühl: Human Rights Traditions and Perspectives - Discussions during the Symposium
