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Current Issue
Volume 24, 2009
SYMPOSIUM
Reflecting on the 60th Anniversary of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Taking Stock of the Human Rights Agenda Sixty Years On
Mary Robinson
Introduction of Chief Justice Arthur Chaskalson
Clinton Bamberger
Dignity and Justice for All
Arthur Chaskalson
The Universal Declaration and South African Constitutional Law: A Response to Justice Arthur Chaskalson
Peter E. Quint
Sixty Years On: The International Human Rights Movement Today
Penny Andrews
The International Human Rights Movement Today
Balakrishnan Rajagopal
The Universal Declaration and Developments in the Enforcement of International Human Rights in Domestic Law
Michael Van Alstine
How Far Are We from Achieving the Goals of the United Nations’ Declaration of Human Rights?
Arthur Chaskalson
The Influence of the Universal Declaration as Law
John Dugard
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Latin America
Liliana Obregón
Who Is the “Human” in Human Rights? The Claims of Culture and Religion
Peter G. Danchin
Toward a More “Courageous Politics” at the 60th Anniversary of the UDHR: Talking About Muslim Fundamentalism in the West
Karima Bennoune
The Specter of Violence that Haunts the UDHR: The Turn to Ethics and Expertise
Vasuki Nesiah
Why So Slow: A Comparative View of Women’s Political Leadership
Paula A. Monopoli
A Few Random Thoughts About Socio-Economic “Rights” in the United States in Light of the 2008 Financial Meltdown
Taunya Lovell Banks
Freedom, Want, and Economic and Social Rights: Frame and Law
Katharine G. Young
The Past and Future of the Separation of Human Rights into Categories
Stephen P. Marks
Economic and Social Rights: Reflection to Celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights
Steve Kahanovitz
Human Rights and the Global Economy: The Centrality of Economic and Social Rights
Marley S. Weiss
The Right to Strike, an Essential Component of Workplace Democracy: Its Scope and Global Economy
Bess Nkabinde
Human Rights and the Global Economy: Bringing Labor Rights Back In
Shareen Hertel
International Human Rights and the International Law Project: The Revolving Door of Academic Discourse and Practitioner Politics
Maxwell O. Chibundu
Gendering the Declaration
Fionnuala Ní Aoláin
