Human rights transformed : Positive rights and positive duties

By:

Fredman Sandra

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2009Description: 261p xxiISBN:

9780199535057

Subject(s):

1. Human Rights2. Judicial Power - Due Process Of Law3. Justice - Administration Of4. Equality Before The Law - Judges - Courts

DDC classification:

341.481000 FRE

Contents:

Table of Contents: Introduction; Part I: Understanding Positive Duties; 1. Human Rights Values Refashioned: Liberty, Equality and Solidarity; 2. The Nature of the State: Democracy, globalization and privatization; 3. The Structure of Positive Duties; Part II: Judging and Enforcing: Courts and Compliance; 4. Justiciability and the Role of Courts; 5. Widening Competence: Public Interest Litigation in the Indian Courts; 6. Achieving Compliance: Positive duties beyond the courts; Part III: Substantive Rights; 7. The Duty to Provide: Welfare State and socio-economic rights; 8. Promoting Substantive Equality.

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Table of Contents:
Introduction;
Part I: Understanding Positive Duties;
1. Human Rights Values Refashioned: Liberty, Equality and Solidarity;
2. The Nature of the State: Democracy, globalization and privatization;
3. The Structure of Positive Duties;
Part II: Judging and Enforcing: Courts and Compliance;
4. Justiciability and the Role of Courts;
5. Widening Competence: Public Interest Litigation in the Indian Courts;
6. Achieving Compliance: Positive duties beyond the courts;
Part III: Substantive Rights;
7. The Duty to Provide: Welfare State and socio-economic rights;
8. Promoting Substantive Equality.

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