Since 2001, the European Court of Human Rights has decided a series of cases involving...

The Danish cartoons controversy has generated a torrent of commentary seeking to define and defend...

Ever since the League of Nations, there has been hope that collective security could be...

Modern critiques of international human rights law force us to confront at least two conceptual...

This Essay advances an argument for rethinking the current terms of engagement of U.S. foreign...

The case of proselytism presents a tangle of competing claims: on the one hand, the...

The grounds upon which states may limit the freedom to manifest religion or belief are...

This Article presents a critique of the historical evolution of the right to freedom of...

This article considers the tension in U.S. foreign policy between unilateral and multilateral approaches to...

After more than two decades of war and foreign interventions, including the US-led military campaign...

In 2004, the Report of the Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change emphasised...

The ousting of the communist regimes has not guaranteed the protection of human rights....

Whether viewed as a socio-legal project gently civilizing states away from an older politics of...

This chapter provides an introduction to the analytical and historical aspects of the concept of...

This chapter examines the project of transformative occupation undertaken by the United States and its...

This chapter challenges and problematizes the convergence thesis between sovereignty and human rights which is...

This essay, the third by Danchin, is part of the ongoing discussion of international religious...

This essay is the second by Danchin and part of an ongoing discussion of international...

Part of an ongoing discussion of international religious freedom, and the latest in a series...

Is there a human right to sufficient or adequate water? If so, what is the...