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Full-Text Articles in Law
If Piracy Suspects Are Seriously Mistreated By The Capturing Authorities Before Being Handed Over To A Third State Or An International Tribunal For Trial, Would International Standards Of Justice Require That The Case Be Dismissed?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp
War Crimes Memoranda
No abstract provided.
Under International Law, What Conventions Or Customary International Law Best Address Modern Acts Of Piracy?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp
Under International Law, What Conventions Or Customary International Law Best Address Modern Acts Of Piracy?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp
War Crimes Memoranda
No abstract provided.
Internal Colonization And The International System: Gender Stratification In The U. S. And Its Global Implications, Muhammed Asadi
Internal Colonization And The International System: Gender Stratification In The U. S. And Its Global Implications, Muhammed Asadi
Societies Without Borders
My purpose in this paper is to critically review various theoretical perspectives contained in the literature to come up with implications for a comprehensive model that captures the intersectionality of race, gender and class in the International System with special emphasis on gender. My theoretical model links the U.S. gender ‘project’ post World War II: the construction of the post war ‘nuclear family’ and the reinvention of women’s ‘sacred domestic sphere’ to the maintenance of gender oppression globally by the U.S. in a world dominated by it. The common ingredient in such oppression is the use of women as productive …
The Oromo In Exile: Creating Knowledge And Promoting Social Justice, Asafa Jalata
The Oromo In Exile: Creating Knowledge And Promoting Social Justice, Asafa Jalata
Societies Without Borders
This paper explains how some Oromos who were forced to leave their country, Oromia, by successive colonial Ethiopian governments and live in exile have been organized in foreign lands to liberate their people and country by supporting the Oromo national movement. By demonstrating how global and regional forces have collaborated in the colonization, continued subjugation and dehumanization of the Oromo people, the paper illustrates how the Oromo people have lost their cultural, political, and social rights that are enshrined in the UN Universal Declaration of human rights and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and how they are still facing state …
Social Movement Unionism And Neoliberalism In São Paulo, Brazil: Shifting Logics Of Collective Action In Telemarketing Labor Unions, David Flores, Fábio P. M. Silva, Vitor C. Vaneti, Ray Braga, Ray Braga
Social Movement Unionism And Neoliberalism In São Paulo, Brazil: Shifting Logics Of Collective Action In Telemarketing Labor Unions, David Flores, Fábio P. M. Silva, Vitor C. Vaneti, Ray Braga, Ray Braga
Societies Without Borders
Neoliberal policies have radically altered the global economy. This is particularly evident in São Paulo, Brazil, which has undergone the rapid privatization of resources and services since the 1990s, as well as a major shift from an industrial to a service economy. How do new labor unions responding to a new service -based economy differ from those that have traditionally focused on an industrialized work force? How are labor unions in the global south meeting the challenge of unionizing under neoliberal policies? Finally, how do labor unions build solidarity for collective action among a new and demographically diverse working class? …
Notes From The Field: 'Breathing Life' Into The Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples, Keri E. Iyall Smith
Notes From The Field: 'Breathing Life' Into The Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples, Keri E. Iyall Smith
Societies Without Borders
With the passage of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, indigenous movements are now armed with doctrine to protect their human rights. How is this impacting disputes with international governments, regional gov- erning organizations, and state governments? I examine two cases at each of these levels of governance and find mixed results. In each context, one case is successful and one case is (thus far) a failure. This highlights the importance of the role of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, but it also suggests there may be limits to the power it has …
Book Review Of The Leading Rogue State: The U.S. And Human Rights, Omar Shaukat
Book Review Of The Leading Rogue State: The U.S. And Human Rights, Omar Shaukat
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Sociology And Human Rights Education: Beyond The Three Generations?, Mark Frezzo
Sociology And Human Rights Education: Beyond The Three Generations?, Mark Frezzo
Societies Without Borders
This article examines the uses and limitations of the prevailing classificatory schema in the field of human rights—a tripartite framework that delineates first-generation civil and political rights ensuring liberty, second-generation economic and social rights promoting equality, and third-generation group and cultural rights supporting solidarity. When applied strictly, the framework runs the risk of reifying the three categories, exaggerating the impact of the European Enlightenment on contemporary norms, and overlooking the historical contexts in which rights-claims emerge. Though useful for analytic and pedagogical purposes, the existing paradigm fails to capture the full spectrum of human rights violations and solutions in the …
Human Rights Pedagogies In The Classroom: Social Justice, Us Indigenous Communities And Csl Projects, Sylvanna M. Falcón, Michelle M. Jacob
Human Rights Pedagogies In The Classroom: Social Justice, Us Indigenous Communities And Csl Projects, Sylvanna M. Falcón, Michelle M. Jacob
Societies Without Borders
Community service-learning (CSL) courses provide opportunities in which students engage in learning outside of the normative college classroom and are sites in which students can learn as a collective. In this article, we argue for a human rights pedagogy that considers how a critical engagement of CSL projects has fostered a bridging moment between academic and non-academic communities and offers new possibili- ties for building community. We analyze CSL projects with the American Indian Recruitment Programs - a grassroots, non-profit organization based in San Diego, California. We conclude our article with a human rights-based pedagogical model that is built upon …
Feminist Social Justice Work: Moving Toward Solidarity, Katherine O'Donnell
Feminist Social Justice Work: Moving Toward Solidarity, Katherine O'Donnell
Societies Without Borders
This article analyzes grassroots, feminist, and Freirean community-organizing as platforms for community-based service-learning (CBSL) and human rights work. CBSL is conceptualized as alignment, a first step in the long haul of working with community members in a solidarity relationship to create social justice.
Notes From The Field: Implementing Human Rights Education In Service-Learning Courses, Lindsay Padilla
Notes From The Field: Implementing Human Rights Education In Service-Learning Courses, Lindsay Padilla
Societies Without Borders
In an attempt to understand the potential impact of Human Rights Education (HRE) at community colleges, this article calls for an open discussion of human rights and service-learning. I argue that framing my Social Problems course with a service- learning requirement from a human rights perspective offers students a formative educational experience that fosters respect for humanity and introduces the struggle for human rights at home and abroad. Working with vulnerable populations in the community, students can experience the ways in which local organizations and agencies promote human rights. In providing access to my teaching plan, I hope that other …
Notes From The Field: After All, Where Do Human Rights Begin? The Case Of Two Small Cities In North Carolina, Judith Blau, Manuel Rafael Gallegos Lerma
Notes From The Field: After All, Where Do Human Rights Begin? The Case Of Two Small Cities In North Carolina, Judith Blau, Manuel Rafael Gallegos Lerma
Societies Without Borders
Judith Blau and Manuel Rafael Gallegos Lerma teach Soc 273 together at the University of North Carolina (UNC). This course is devoted to human rights. From the very beginning, Judith and Rafael worked to establish the Human Rights Center of Chapel Hill and Carrboro (HRC). Since Fall of 2010 the students in the class have been integrated into the activities of the HRC, through service-learning. This is a note from the field on their experiences with the HRC.
Commentary Sociology And Human Rights: Building Professional Association Capital For Improving The Human Condition, Steven J. Picou
Commentary Sociology And Human Rights: Building Professional Association Capital For Improving The Human Condition, Steven J. Picou
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Patient Navigation Through The Justice System: A Response To The High Infant Mortality Rate In One Community, Susan Holsapple
Patient Navigation Through The Justice System: A Response To The High Infant Mortality Rate In One Community, Susan Holsapple
Societies Without Borders
The purpose of this evaluative study was two-fold; one was to evaluate a grant supported program that used the justice system to offer patient navigation services and the second goal was to provide a qualitative evaluation of the women’s health care experiences as they went through a court mandated drug program. Primary data was obtained from interviews with forty-seven program participants (n=47) from March, 2008 until January, 2010, and participant observation was used to explore treatment modalities and options available to these women. Secondary data was obtained from program staff as well as a review of the survey evaluation process …
The Male Neonatal Circumcision Debate: Social Movements,Sexual Citizenship, And Human Rights, Lauren M. Sardi
The Male Neonatal Circumcision Debate: Social Movements,Sexual Citizenship, And Human Rights, Lauren M. Sardi
Societies Without Borders
Male circumcision is known to be one of the oldest and perhaps one of the most controversial body modification procedures in the history of humanity (Darby 2005; Gollaher 1994, 2000; Grimes 1980). Such scholars and activists, especially those who self-identify as being against the routinized procedure of male neonatal circumcision, discuss circumcision as a human rights violation. However, what is notable about the anti-circumcision movement more broadly is how they implement a Western notion of human rights in which there are contradictions between the rights of children versus the concept of cultural rights, which are both religious and secular in …
Military Neoliberalism: Endless War And Humanitarian Crisis In The Twenty-First Century, Michael Schwartz
Military Neoliberalism: Endless War And Humanitarian Crisis In The Twenty-First Century, Michael Schwartz
Societies Without Borders
This article seeks to understand the dynamics of twenty-first century military intervention by the United States and its allies. Based on an analysis of Bush and Obama administration policy documents, we note that these wars are new departures from previous interventions, calling on the military to undertake post-conflict reconstruction in ways that was previously left to indigenous government or to the civilian aspects of the occupation. This military-primary reconstruction is harnessed to ambitious neoliberal economics aimed at transforming the host country’s political economy. Utilizing the Iraq and Afghanistan interventions as case studies, the study analyzes the dynamics set in motion …
The Body Of The Goddess: Women’S Trans-National And Cross-Religion Eco-Spiritual Activism, Laura Corradi
The Body Of The Goddess: Women’S Trans-National And Cross-Religion Eco-Spiritual Activism, Laura Corradi
Societies Without Borders
A counter-tendency to the virtualization of social relations and the deepening of the separation between body, mind and spirit may be represented by the re-birth of Goddesses’ worship, which calls for a re-embodiment of women’s spirituality and feminist politics. This work starts from representations of the body of the Goddess – in different ages and parts of the world – in their relation with the four elements. Through the iconological analysis of female divinities we realize that each of them also represents specific aspects of womanhood. An exploratory research on the contemporary religious experience of the Goddess indicates the existence …
Faces Of Oppression, Valerie Borum
Proces Antaresimi I Turqise Ne Bashkimin Evropian, Krenare Bektashi
Proces Antaresimi I Turqise Ne Bashkimin Evropian, Krenare Bektashi
Theses and Dissertations
Proces antaresimi i Turqise ne Bashkimin Evropian tingellon disi sfidues po te potenconim udhetimin e gjate gjysme shekulli qe Turqia kaloi per te fituar statusin e kandidatit.Debati reth ceshtjes se ketij procesi, vazhdon ende vrullshem te zgjoj diskutime, argumente dhe implikime te shumta sepse Turqia nuk konsiderohet nga te gjithe si vend me identitet, kulture dhe shtrirje Evropiane.Ky punim do te shqyrtoje nderlikimet qe Turqia hasi pergjate udhetimit ne BE dhe faktoret negative qe ndikuan qe ajo te mbetet ende jashte Unionit.Gjithashtu do te diskutohen faktoret pozitiv qe do te kontribonin si pasurite natyrore dhe pozita gjeostrategjike e Turqise.Nen regullat …
The Affective Blindness Of Evidence Law, Teneille R. Brown
The Affective Blindness Of Evidence Law, Teneille R. Brown
Utah Law Faculty Scholarship
Evidentiary rules and practices reveal a folk psychological view of emotion, placing it at odds with reason. Specifically, many substantive and procedural rules of evidence explicitly require jurors to turn off their emotions in favor of rational, so-called “top-down,” executive thinking. In order to make the point that this dichotomy between emotion and reason is simultaneously reflected in our evidence law and also empirically wrong, I will address how emotion is treated in (a) the use of limiting instructions, (b) the exclusion of prejudicial evidence, (c) credibility assessments, (d) sentencing and damages instructions, (e) instructions related to the “heat of …
Perry V. Schwarzenegger And The Future Of Same-Sex Marriage Law, Clifford Rosky
Perry V. Schwarzenegger And The Future Of Same-Sex Marriage Law, Clifford Rosky
Utah Law Faculty Scholarship
In Perry v. Schwarzenegger, Chief Judge Vaughn Walker held that Proposition 8 — an amendment to the California Constitution that prohibits same-sex couples from marrying — violates the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment. To date, legal experts have claimed that although Judge Walker’s factual findings may be novel and significant, his legal analysis is familiar and not likely to have a significant impact, in this case or others. This Article argues that the common wisdom about Judge Walker’s ruling is misguided, because it overlooks novel aspects of Judge Walker’s legal analysis that have the potential …
Federal Rules Pending Public Comment, David A. Schlueter
Federal Rules Pending Public Comment, David A. Schlueter
Faculty Articles
In August 2011, the Administrative Office of the United States Courts published several rules for public comment. The amendment to Rule 11 would require the judge to apprise a defendant who wishes to plead guilty that, if convicted and not a United States citizen, the defendant may be deported, denied citizenship, and denied future admission to the United States. Several amendments have been proposed for Rule 12 with reference to the appropriate times for pleadings and pretrial motions, and the consequences and standards of review for untimely motions. The change to Rule 34 is intended to conform the rule to …
For A Better World, Ask "Inconvenient" Questions, Knowledge@Smu
For A Better World, Ask "Inconvenient" Questions, Knowledge@Smu
Knowledge@SMU
Democratic societies require the participation of its citizens in order to function. A quick, obligatory visit to the polling station counts, of course, but that may not be enough. If a country is "to achieve happiness, prosperity and progress", citizens must care enough to share their constructive views – and in the absence of that, ask "inconvenient questions". Speaking at SMU's Wee Kim Wee Centre Lunchtime Talks, Viswa Sadasivan, a Nominated Member of Parliament in Singapore, believes that such questions are necessary to "provoke and stimulate" the country's leaders to greater heights. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table Of Contents, International Law Review
Table Of Contents, International Law Review
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
Crossing The Crossroads: Making Competition Law Effective In Pakistan, Joseph Wilson
Crossing The Crossroads: Making Competition Law Effective In Pakistan, Joseph Wilson
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Comparative Analysis Of The Chinese And Czech Legal Systems: Which System Is More Favorable To And Provides More Stability For Foreign Direct Investment?, Katherine L. Brown
A Comparative Analysis Of The Chinese And Czech Legal Systems: Which System Is More Favorable To And Provides More Stability For Foreign Direct Investment?, Katherine L. Brown
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
Defining And Defending The Right To Water And Its Minimum Core: Legal Construction And The Role Of National Jurisprudence, George S. Mcgraw
Defining And Defending The Right To Water And Its Minimum Core: Legal Construction And The Role Of National Jurisprudence, George S. Mcgraw
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
Genocide, Inc.: Corporate Immunity To Violations Of International Law After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum, Geoffrey Pariza
Genocide, Inc.: Corporate Immunity To Violations Of International Law After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum, Geoffrey Pariza
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Social Justice Theory Of Self-Defense At The World Court, James Kraska
A Social Justice Theory Of Self-Defense At The World Court, James Kraska
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Bush Doctrine And The Use Of Force: Reflections On Rule Construction And Application, Paul F. Diehl, Shyam Kulkarni, Adam Irish
The Bush Doctrine And The Use Of Force: Reflections On Rule Construction And Application, Paul F. Diehl, Shyam Kulkarni, Adam Irish
Loyola University Chicago International Law Review
No abstract provided.