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Human rights and the private sphere : a comparative study /

Contributor(s): Oliver, Dawn | Fedtke, Jörg.
Series: The University of Texas at Austin studies in foreign and transnational law.Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge-Cavendish, 2007Description: x, 594 p. ; 23 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780415423014 : (hardback); 9780415423014:; 0415423015.Subject(s): Human rights | Privacy, Right ofDDC classification: 341.48
Contents:
Human rights and the private sphere: the scope of the project / Dawn Oliver and Jörg Fedtke -- NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS -- European Convention on Human Rights -- Denmark : 'Drittwirkung' and conflicting rights viewed from national and international perspectives / England and Wales: The Human Rights Act and the private sphere / Dawn Oliver -- France: Horizontal application and the triumph of the European Convention on Human Rights / Myriam Hunter-Henin -- Germany: Drittwirkung in Germany / Jörg Fedtke -- Greece: Taking private law seriously in the application of constitutional rights / Christina Akrivopoulou -- India: Protection of human rights against state and non-state action / Mahendra P Singh -- Ireland: Irish constitutional law and direct horizontal effect: a successful experiment? / Colm O'Cinnéide -- Israel: Human rights in private law: the Israeli case / Daphne Barak-Erez and Israel Gilead -- Italy: The protection of constitutional rights in the private sphere / Chiara Favilli and Carlo Fusaro -- New Zealand: Taking human rights into the private sphere / Paul Rishworth -- South Africa: From indirect to direct effect in South Africa: a system in transition / Jörg Fedtke -- Spain: A jurisdiction recognising the direct horizontal application of human rights / Andrea Rodríguez Liboreiro -- The United States and Canada: State action, constitutional rights and private actors / Eric Barendt -- The European Convention on Human Rights: The European Court of Human Rights / Dean Spielmann -- COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS -- Comparative Analysis / Dawn Oliver and Jörg Fedtke-- Country by Country chart.
Summary: Written by an international team of constitutional and private law experts, this key tool for both practitioners and academics analyses the interaction between constitutional rights, freedoms and private law.
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Standard Loan Standard Loan ATU Sligo Yeats Library Main Lending Collection 341.48 OLI (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0077500
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [558]-567) and index.

Human rights and the private sphere: the scope of the project / Dawn Oliver and Jörg Fedtke -- NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS -- European Convention on Human Rights -- Denmark : 'Drittwirkung' and conflicting rights viewed from national and international perspectives / England and Wales: The Human Rights Act and the private sphere / Dawn Oliver -- France: Horizontal application and the triumph of the European Convention on Human Rights / Myriam Hunter-Henin -- Germany: Drittwirkung in Germany / Jörg Fedtke -- Greece: Taking private law seriously in the application of constitutional rights / Christina Akrivopoulou -- India: Protection of human rights against state and non-state action / Mahendra P Singh -- Ireland: Irish constitutional law and direct horizontal effect: a successful experiment? / Colm O'Cinnéide -- Israel: Human rights in private law: the Israeli case / Daphne Barak-Erez and Israel Gilead -- Italy: The protection of constitutional rights in the private sphere / Chiara Favilli and Carlo Fusaro -- New Zealand: Taking human rights into the private sphere / Paul Rishworth -- South Africa: From indirect to direct effect in South Africa: a system in transition / Jörg Fedtke -- Spain: A jurisdiction recognising the direct horizontal application of human rights / Andrea Rodríguez Liboreiro -- The United States and Canada: State action, constitutional rights and private actors / Eric Barendt -- The European Convention on Human Rights: The European Court of Human Rights / Dean Spielmann -- COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS -- Comparative Analysis / Dawn Oliver and Jörg Fedtke-- Country by Country chart.

Written by an international team of constitutional and private law experts, this key tool for both practitioners and academics analyses the interaction between constitutional rights, freedoms and private law.

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