Table of contents
1. THE NATURAL RIGHTS TRADITION; 2. ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES; 3. CONCLUSION; 1. RIGHTS; 2. MORAL RIGHTS; 3. HUMAN RIGHTS; 4. MODALITY; 5. ADVERSARIAL; 6. UNIVERSAL; 7. POLITICAL IMPORT; 8. INALIENABLE; 9. IMPORTANCE; 10. CONCLUSION; 1. BASAL RIGHTS; 2. DERIVED RIGHTS; 3. CONCLUSIONS; 1. DECLARATIONS; 2. TREATIES; 3. SECURITY RIGHTS; 4. RIGHTS TO LIBERTY; 5. EQUALITY RIGHTS; 6. WELFARE RIGHTS; 7. DUE PROCESS RIGHTS; 8. POLITICAL RIGHTS; 9. GROUP RIGHTS; 10. CONCLUSIONS; 1. RIGHTS; 2. MODALITY; 3. ADVERSARIAL; 4. UNIVERSALITY; 5. CONCLUSION; 1. THE CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS; 2. CONVENTIONS SPONSORED BY THE UNITED NATIONS; 3. GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS; 4. REPORTS OF HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEES; 5. EVIDENCES OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW; 6. JUDICIAL DECISIONS; 7. CONCLUSIONS; 1. UNITED NATIONS CHARTER; 2. GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS; 3. UNITED NATIONS PRACTICES; 4. INTERNATIONAL COURT CASES; 5. UNRESOLVED LEGAL ISSUES; 6. JUST RESOLUTIONS; 7. CONCLUSIONS; 1. CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION; 2. ENTRENCHMENT; 3. AS HUMAN RIGHTS?; 4. CONCLUSION; 1. ADVANTAGES; 2. DISADVANTAGES; 3. APPRAISAL ON BALANCE; 4. REDEFINING CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS; 5. DERIVING RIGHTS; 6. RECOGNIZING ADDITIONAL RIGHTS; 7. CONCLUSION; 1. DISADVANTAGES OF LEGISLATIVE RECOGNITION; 2. ADVANTAGES OF LEGISLATIVE RECOGNITION; 3. WHICH RIGHTS?; 4. KINDS OF IMPLEMENTATION; 5. WHICH KINDS?; 6. CONCLUSION; 1. WHEN AGREE?; 2. WHEN RESERVATIONS?; 3. HOW IMPLEMENT?; 4. CONCLUSIONS; 1. MORAL HUMAN RIGHTS; 2. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS; 3. NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS