Damages and Human Rights

ISBN-13: 9781509924448 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 552 str.

Jason Ne Varuhas

Opis

This book explores the theoretical foundations of human rights damages and examines when such damages ought to be awarded, how they ought to be assessed, and the range of damages that ought to be available to remedy a rights-breach.

Spis treści

1. Introduction Part 1: A Tort-Based Approach to Damages for Human Rights Breaches 2. The Tort Framework 3. A Tort-Based Approach to Human Rights Damages Part 2: Human Rights Damages and the Public Law – Private Law Distinction 4. The Public Law – Private Law Distinction SECTION 1. THE PUBLIC LAW – PRIVATE LAW DISTINCTION AS A TOOL FOR LEGAL DEVELOPMENT SECTION 2. THE PUBLIC LAW – PRIVATE LAW DISTINCTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS DAMAGES Part 3: Alternative Approaches to Damages for Human Rights Breaches 5. Human Rights Damages and ‘Just Satisfaction’ : SECTION 1. THE TERMS OF THE HRA SECTION 2. THE SUPRANATIONAL DIMENSION SECTION 3. THE METHODOLOGY OF THE MIRROR APPROACH SECTION 4. THE FUTURE OF THE MIRROR APPROACH POST- FAULKNER SECTION 5. OVERVIEW 6. Interest-Balancing Approaches SECTION 1: DOCTRINAL ANALYSIS OF THE INTEREST-BALANCING APPROACH SECTION 2: NORMATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE INTEREST-BALANCING APPROACH SECTION 3. CONCLUSIONS 7. Other Methods of Limiting Human Rights Damages 8. Conclusion