It is ‘only’ an Advisory Opinion, and the topic is not really new on the agenda. However, we should say that with the decision the Court took on Wednesday, the 23rd of July is in fact a breakthrough. It raises the issue of human rights to a new level: It is justified to see in the … Read more
A new section is added to the website, providing excess to working papers. Some are occasional papers, prepared by members of the group (as the first one by Mehmet Okyayuz on ‘Intelligibility and Incomprehensibility’ of the Civil Society Discourse and colleagues that are working in other contexts on issues that are essential in the field of Human … Read more
An HRUG-Open Talk had been looking at the developments of polities, politics and policies of the recent years, seemingly culminating in the election of Trump and the failure of the traffic light coalition in Germany. Peter Herrmann addressed the dark side of bourgeois enlightenment behind these developments, followed by a debate. See as well the … Read more
here some recent publications from the group/members Political Economy, Macroeconomics and Political System: General Theory and its Meaning in the Geopolitical Perspective on the Coronavirus Pandemic Author: Peter Herrmann For Professors, Instructors or Students interested in discounts, please click here for more information: https://novapublishers.com/instructors-and-students/. The Small Print of Human Rights: Experiences During the Pandemic from China, … Read more
Labour Law in Ghana In Labour Law in Ghana LG Mpedi and TE Coleman analyse the current statutory and regulatory framework of labour and employment relations in Ghana. The book critically assesses the primary thematic areas and topics in labour law such as individual labour law, collective labour law, the basic conditions of employment, employment protection, … Read more