Rights in context
Subtitle: law and justice in late modern society
By: by Reza Banaka.
Contributors: Banakar, Reza.
Publisher: Ashgate Pub. Co.; Routledge
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 354
ISBN-13: 9781409407393; 9781409407409; 9781409407416
Subjects: Human rights; Sociological jurisprudence
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Law, rights and justice in late modern society : a tentative theoretical framework / Reza Banakar; title: A sociological critique of rights / Max Travers; title: The "rights" conundrum : poverty of philosophy amidst poverty / Radha D'Souza; title: Dangerous rights : of citizens and humans / Kate Nash; title: The neglected minority : the penurious human rights of artists / Paul Kearns; title: Truth and myth in critical theory / Eric Heinze; title: Defacing Muslim women : dialectical meanings of dress in the body politic / Susan Edwards; title: Beyond the sacred and secular : Muslim women, the law and the delivery of justice / Samia Bano; title: The rights to be different : the position of Muslim migrants in the Netherlands / Halleh Ghorashi; title: It's not about free expression : a sociological examination of the Danish cartoon controversy / Sarah Dreier; title: Pre-empting terrorism? Two case studies of UK's anti-terrorism legislation / Reza Banakar; title: Human rights strategies in an age of counter-terrorism / Daniel Moeckli; title: "Terrorist lists" and procedural human rights : a collision between UN law, EU law, and Strasbourg law? / Bill Bowring; title: Human security and international law : much ado about nothing? / Emma McClean; title: Rights and diverse effects in EC law : a Hohfeldian approach to the doctrine of direct effect of directives / Joxerramon Bengoetxea and Niilo Jääskinen; title: Investor's rights to disclosure of complex financial instruments : a risk symmetric analysis / Joseph Tanega; title: Women, culture and human rights : feminist interventions in human rights law? / Harriet Samuels; title: Rights and responsibilities / Hanne Petersen.