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Human Rights Abuses In The Contemporary World: Trinational Workshop, Tbilisi, September 2011 (Cultures Juridiques Et Politiques,Used
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Product DescriptionAt the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the General Assembly of the United Nations States deplored that in no country or territory can it be claimed that all human rights have been fully realized at all times for all. Human beings continue to suffer from the neglect and violation of their human rights and fundamental freedoms. Especially in Georgia, human rights abuses are a painful part of recent history. The trinational workshop organized by the Caucasus School of Law (Georgia) and the Universities of Paris Ouest Nanterre La Dfense (France) and Potsdam (Germany) opened new perspectives on how to effectively prevent such violations. Are preventive mechanisms necessary? Is soft law more effective than hard law? Is there a contradiction between the right of people to selfdetermination and territorial integrity? Who is bound by human rights in armed conflicts? Do human rights play a role in criminal law? Which mechanisms allow for an application of human rights in Private International Law? Are transnational corporations liable for human rights violations? These and other issues are explored in twelve selected papers written in English, French and German.About the AuthorRalf Alleweldt, LL.M. (EUI), PhD (Heidelberg) is an Interim Professor of Law at the University of Munich and Teaching Fellow at the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder). His research focuses on international human rights law, prevention of torture, refugee law and constitutional justice. Raphal Callsen, Master en Droit (Paris Ouest), is a research assistant and PhD candidate in cotutelle with Paris Ouest University at the Institute for Labour Law of Gttingen University. His research focuses on the law of international labour relations. Jeanne Dupendant is PhD candidate (under the supervision of Professor J.M. Thouvenin) and teaching assistant at Paris Ouest University and member of the CEDIN. She holds an LLM (Universitt Potsdam) and a Masterdegree (Paris Ouest).
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