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 Current Issues in Human Rights and International Relations: Papers from the Clemens Nathan Research Centre

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-viii)   (225K)
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    • Table Of Contents
  • Introduction (1-4)   (153K)
  • Terrorism: How Dangerous Is The Threat? By General The Lord Guthrie Of Craigiebank (5-16)   (181K)
  • Future Tasks For Security Agencies In The Fight Against Terrorism (17-24) by Anthony Glees   (166K)
  • Legal Measures Against Terrorism (25-32) by Françoise Hampson   (171K)
  • Freedom Of Religion Or Belief In The 'Age Of Terror': Muslims As The Prime Victims Of Religiously-Motivated Terrorism (33-46) by Sara Kahn   (202K)
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    • 1. Freedom Of Religion Or Belief In International Human Rights Law
    • 2. Current Social Trends Relevant To Freedom Of Religion Or Belief
    • 3. Counter-Terrorism Measures And Religious Discrimination Post-9/11
    • 4. Religious As Opposed To Ethnic Or Racial Discrimination
    • 5. Conclusion
  • International Law And The 'War On Terror' (47-60) by David Kretzmer   (210K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. ‘The War On Terror’
    • 3. International Law And Terror: Fundamental Principles
    • 4. Two Models Of Law: Differences
    • 5. International Human Rights Law: What Limitations On Rights?
    • 6. International Humanitarian Law: What Limitations?
    • 7. States Of Emergency
    • 8. Conclusions
  • Tactical Vicory And Defeat In A War Against Terror (61-66) by Aryeh Nusbacher   (161K)
  • Muslims And The Aftermath Of 7 July 2005: Revisiting Minority Rights In The United Kingdom (67-92) by Javaid Rehman   (268K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Historical Overview Of Muslim Minorities In The United Kingdom
    • 3. Concerns And Grievances
    • 4. Policies And Practices Of Engagement And Conflicting Positions Since 11 September 2001
    • 5. Law And Policies After 7 July 2005
    • 6. Concluding Observations – Strategies For The Future
  • Terrorism And Human Rights In The Field Of Conflict (93-106) by Patrick Sookhdeo   (203K)
  • The Aftermath Of 7 July 2005: New Trends In Terrorism (107-114) by Michel Whine   (168K)
  • Geopolitics And Power: What Room For Human Rights? (115-126) by Sir Jeremy Greenstock   (184K)
  • Comments On Geopolitics And Power (127-132) by Rosemary Hollis   (151K)
  • Comments On Geopolitics And Power (133-140) by Sir Franklin Berman   (138K)
  • Response To Comments (141-142) by Sir Jeremy Greenstock   (100K)
  • The Politics Of The UN Commission On Human Rights/ Human Rights Council (143-150) by Sir Nigel Rodley   (178K)
  • Running To Stand Still: The Reform Of The UN Human Rights Machinery (151-162) by Françoise Hampson   (162K)
  • Human Rights And Foreign Policy In Developing Countries: Reflections On The IBA's Work In Swaziland And Afghanistan (163-174) by Phillip Tahmindjis   (148K)
  • Protecting Citizens From Torture Abroad: Are Governments Doing Enough? (175-182) by Carla Ferstman   (170K)
  • Democracy, Development And Violence (183-194) by Paul Collier   (182K)
  • What Development Does Africa Want? (195-204) by Richard Dowden   (181K)
  • DfID's Transition From Aid Agency To Development Ministry: What Does Policy Coherence Imply? (205-212) by Patrick Watt   (177K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. A Changing UK Development Policy Landscape
    • 3. What Does Policy Coherence Imply?
    • 4. DfID’s Response And Questions For UK Policy
    • 5. Conclusions
  • Ashanti Development In Ghana (213-226) by Penny David   (206K)
  • The European Union In Africa (227-244) by Niagalé Bagayoko   (215K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. African Security: A Field Of Experimentation For The European Security And Defence Policy?
    • 3. African Security: A Field Of Relegitimisation For The European Commission?
    • 4. African Security: A Field Of Europeanisation For Member States’ Security Policies?
    • 5. Inter-Institutional Relations: Competition Or Cooperation?
    • 6. Disagreements Between Member States
    • 7. Towards Increased Cooperation?
  • The Changing Face Of Western Colonialism In Africa (245-252) by Antoine Roger Lokongo   (172K)
  • The Art Of Prevention Of Conflict (253-264) by Rolf Ekéus   (140K)
  • Leslie Prince Memorial Lecture Of The Anglo-Jewish Association (265-276) by General Sir Rupert Smith   (183K)