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Book Chapter, Private International Law and Global Governance

Political Recognition and Transnational Law: Gender Equality and Cultural Diversification in French Courts (in French)

by Ivana Isailović

This paper uses the theoretical framework based on the political notions of recognition and misrecognition in order to analyze the reception of Muslim talaq divorces in French courts. It provides (...)
Anti-discrimination Law in the Global Age (in French)

by Isabelle Rorive

This article argues that the traditional segregated approach to anti-discrimination law, which studies different courts and legal orders in isolation from one another, no longer provides adequate (...)
Human Rights & International Legal Discourse

Effective Remedies as Capabilities: Towards a User Perspective to Human Rights of Migrants in Belgium

by Moritz Baumgärtel, Sarah Ganty

Questions concerning effective remedies in refugee status procedures have recently received a lot of attention in Belgium, most notably in two significant high-level cases. The Belgian (...)
Human Rights & International Legal Discourse

The Use of Documents Other than the European Convention on Human Rights and Its Protocols in Cases Before the European Court of Human Rights: Reflections from and upon a Users’ Perspective

by Dorothea Staes

The article concerns the importation by the European Court of Human Rights of numerous and various external documents to help apply and interpret the European Convention on Human Rights and the (...)
Human Rights & International Legal Discourse

Perspectives on the ‘User’: Unpacking a Concept for Human Rights Research

by Moritz Baumgärtel

Adopting a ‘user perspective’ might open promising new avenues to human rights research, especially in a context of global legal pluralism that is characterized by a multiplicity of actors. This (...)
Petit manuel pratique de droit global (in French)

by Benoît Frydman

Le droit global n’est ni lointain ni universel. Il se crée sous nos yeux. Il ne correspond ni à la main de fer d’un hypothétique Etat mondial ni à la main invisible des marchés globalisés. Il se tisse (...)

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