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 Human Rights as Indivisible Rights: The Protection of Socio-Economic Demands under the European Convention on Human Rights

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xiv)   (464K)
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    • Acknowledgements
    • Abbreviations
  • Background To And Purpose Of The Study (1-12)   (451K)
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    • 1 Introduction
    • 2 The Classical Perception Of Civil-Political Rights And Socio-Economic Rights
    • 3 Indivisibility As Protection Of Socio-Economic Demands Under The Echr
  • Typological And Terminological Considerations (13-28)   (483K)
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    • 1 Introductory Remarks
    • 2 Trichotomies Or Waves Of Duties?
  • Considerations On Intertextuality And Permeability (29-38)   (442K)
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    • 1 Introductory Remarks
    • 2 The Intertextuality Of The Two Sets Of Rights
    • 3 The Permeability Of Human Rights Norms
    • 4 A Possible Theory For Understanding The Notion Of Indivisibility And The Integrated Approach
  • Theoretical And Methodological Considerations (39-58)   (500K)
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    • 1 Initial Remarks
    • 2 The Hermeneutic Circle
    • 3 About Pre-Understanding
    • 4 The Horizontal Structure Of The Hermeneutic Circle
    • 5 The Vertical Structure Of The Hermeneutic Circle
    • 6 The Added Value Of Hermeneutics
    • 7 Methodological Considerations
  • The Right To Health Under The Echr (59-112)   (686K)
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    • 1 Health As A Cross-Cutting Issue
    • 2 The Right To Health Under The Echr
    • 3 Future Prospects
  • The Right To Housing Under The Echr (113-148)   (588K)
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    • 1 Housing As A Cross Cutting Issue
    • 2 The Relevant Provisions
    • 3 A State Obligation To Provide For (Lawful) Housing?
    • 4 The Right To Housing And The Principle Of Non-Discrimination
    • 5 Protection Of Housing Rights By Means Of Restriction Of Other'S Rights
    • 6 Demolition Of Homes
    • 7 Eviction And Illegal Occupation Of Homes
    • 8 Future Prospects
  • The Right To Education Under The Echr (149-178)   (557K)
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    • 1 Education As A Cross-Cutting Issue
    • 2 The Right To Education In Three Generations
    • 3 The Right To Education Under The Echr
    • 4 Future Prospects
  • The Right To Social Cash Benefits Under The Echr (179-208)   (550K)
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    • 1 The Right To Social Cash Benefits As A Cross-Cutting Issue
    • 2 The Relevant Provisions
    • 3 A Minimum Core Right To Social Cash Benefits?
    • 4 Social Cash Benefits As Rights Protected Under Article 6
    • 5 Social Cash Benefits Under Article 8
    • 6 Social Cash Benefits As Property Rights
    • 7 Future Prospects
  • Work-Related Rights Under The Echr (209-254)   (636K)
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    • 1 Work-Related Rights As Cross-Cutting Issues
    • 2 The Relevant Provisions
    • 3 Access To Work?
    • 4 Protection Against Dismissal
    • 5 The Rights Of The Self-Employed
    • 6 Claims For Salary
    • 7 Occupational Issues And The Application Of Article 6
    • 8 'Negative' Freedom Of Association And The Right To Work
    • 9 A Right To Collective Bargaining Under The Echr?
    • 10 A Right To Collective Action Under The Echr?
    • 11 Other Issues Relating To Freedom Of Association
    • 12 Future Prospects
  • Socio-Economic Demands As Justiciable Rights - The Issue Of Power Balance (255-290)   (583K)
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    • 1 Initial Remarks
    • 2 Division Of (Democratic) Powers At The Domestic Level
    • 3 The Echr As The Custodian Of Substantial Democracy
    • 4 Justiciable Socio-Economic Elements Of Human Rights
  • The Relation Between The Echr And The Esc/Resc (291-316)   (524K)
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    • 1 Initial Remarks
    • 2 The Ecsr'S Style Of Interpretation
    • 3 Overlapping Protection Between The Echr And The Esc/Resc
    • 4 Civil-Political Dominance In Socio-Economic Rights
    • 5 Closing Remarks
  • Concluding Forward-Looking Observations (317-326)   (441K)
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    • 1 Initial Remarks
    • 2 Returning To The Issue About The Added Value Of Hermeneutics
    • 3 A Protocol To The Echr Concerning Socio-Economic Rights - Historical Remarks
    • 4 Considerations On A Protocol To The Echr About Socio-Economic Rights
    • 5 Final Remarks
  • European Court Of Human Rights: List Of Judgments (327-334)   (420K)
  • European Court Of Human Rights: List Of Admissibility Decisions (335-336)   (398K)
  • The European Committee On Social Rights: List Of Decisions (337-338)   (399K)
  • Bibliography (339-344)   (423K)
  • Index (345-348)   (404K)