Volume 1 No 1
Browse by
Editorial committee
Frans Viljoen
Convening editor
University of Pretoria
Matthew Mullen
Co-editor
Mahidol University
Vahan Bournazian
Co-editor
Yerevan State University
Georgina Wheadon
Assistant editor
University of Sydney
Isabeau de Meyer
Editorial assistant
University of Pretoria
International editorial advisory board
Ahmed Al Moatassem Alshorbagy
Alexandria University School of Law
Marco Borraccetti
University of Bologna
Vahan Bournazian
Yerevan State University
Nancy Cardinaux
University of Buenos Aires
Islam Ibrahim Chiha
Alexandria University School of Law
Carmen Marquez Carrasco
University of Seville
Asim Mujkic
University of Sarajevo
Esther Damalie Naggita-Musoke
Makerere University
Gerd Oberleitner
University of Graz
Sriprapha Petcharamesree
Mahidol University
George Novisi K Vukor-Quarshie
University of Venda
Contents
Articles
Sovereign debt restructuring and the right to development: Challenges from an incomplete framework
by Daniel Kampel
Market might in Factory Asia: The struggle to protect labour
by Matthew Mullen, Purwo Santoso, Joash Tapiheru and Elisabeth Valiente-Riedl
The economic crisis, debt and the impact on human rights: Eastern Partnership countries
by Vahan Bournazian, Mane Torosyan, Jolita Staselyte, Bogdan Banjac and Olga Chertilina
The impact of the economic crisis on human rights in Europe and the accountability of international institutions
by Lisa Ginsborg
Violence in transition: Reforms and rights in the Western Balkans
by Rachel Kurian and Ewa Charkievicz
Poderes regulatorios estatales en el pluralismo jurídico global
by Victor Abramovich
Recent Regional Developments
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Sub-Saharan Africa
by Magnus Killander, Ken Obura and Abiy Ashenafi
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Asia-Pacific
by Nur Azizah, Matthew Mullen and Swechhya Sangroula
Selected regional developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Middle East
by Carine Lahoud Tatar
Selected regional developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: The Americas
by Jorge Taiana and Veronica Gomez
Licence
All the works published on Journals are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Recent Submissions
-
Global Campus Human Rights Journal, Volume 1 No 1
(Global Campus, 2017-01)Global Campus Human Rights Journal (Human Rights Journal) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, published under the auspices of the Global Campus of Human Rights as an open-access on-line journal. -
Editorial
(Global Campus, 2017-01)This is the inaugural issue of Global Campus Human Rights Journal (GCHRJ). GCHRJ is an open-access journal, established and published under the auspices of the Global Campus of Master’s Programmes and Diplomas in Human ... -
Sovereign debt restructuring and the right to development: Challenges from an incomplete framework
(Global Campus, 2017-01)The article reviews the link between human rights and foreign debt, by highlighting the validity of the right to development, as stated and confirmed by different declarations made by international organisations in the ... -
The impact of the global financial crisis on the realisation of socio-economic rights in sub-Saharan Africa: An analysis based on the Millennium Development Goals framework and processes
(Global Campus, 2017-01)The global financial crisis, which affected global trade and investment, did not leave sub-Saharan Africa untouched. The region registered a decline in economic growth in the period after the crisis and experienced ongoing ... -
Market might in Factory Asia: The struggle to protect labour
(Global Campus, 2017-01)‘Factory Asia’ pejoratively frames a situation of oversupply in low- skilled and underpaid wage labour, where people work in immiserating conditions, deprived of essential opportunities for political organising and the ... -
The economic crisis, debt and the impact on human rights: Eastern Partnership countries
(Global Campus, 2017-01)The article explores the nexus between the economic crisis, foreign debt and the impact on human rights as it has manifested in the Eastern Partnership (EaP) region since the beginning of the 2008 ‘global economic crisis’. ... -
The impact of the economic crisis on human rights in Europe and the accountability of international institutions
(Global Campus, 2017-01)The impact of austerity measures in Europe on human rights has now been widely documented by international and regional bodies and scholars working in the area. The article begins its investigation by briefly examining the ... -
Violence in transition: Reforms and rights in the Western Balkans
(Global Campus, 2017-01)The 1990s saw the breakdown of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia which, since World War II, had developed a distinct economic system that included specific market and socialist self-management principles ... -
Poderes regulatorios estatales en el pluralismo jurídico global
(Global Campus, 2017-01)El proceso de creación de una pluralidad de regímenes internacionales crea una compleja constelación de sistemas de regulación jurídica, que por lo general funcionan de manera descentralizada, con gran autonomía y ... -
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Sub-Saharan Africa
(Global Campus, 2017-01)This brief overview of selected developments with regard to human rights and democratisation in sub-Saharan Africa in 2015 paints a mixed picture of progress and challenges both at the national and regional levels. The ... -
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Asia-Pacific
(Global Campus, 2017-01)Informality is a characteristic central to the Asia-Pacific region. Nonetheless, the regional discourse around democratisation, which includes not only speech but also practice, tends to mention informal institutions only ... -
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: Middle East
(Global Campus, 2017-01)This contribution aims at providing a synthetic analysis of the process of political changes which has been driving and continues to drive a wave of unrest across the Middle East. It presents a slightly different understanding ... -
Selected developments in human rights and democratisation during 2015: The Americas
(Global Campus, 2017-01)This contribution traces some salient developments related to human rights and democratisation in the Americas during 2015. As to national developments, the Colombian peace process, the political crisis in Guatemala and ...
RSS 1.0