Discrimination and Human Rights

• Leading authors from all over Europe make a key contribution to the debate on racism and human rights
• A key contribution to the debate in preparation for and in the aftermath of the UN conference on racism in 2001
• An important resource for students, researchers, and policy-makers ranging over a wide area of comparative and international law not otherwise readily accessible
• Includes clear and lively analysis of the new race equality Directive adopted by the EU in June 2000 and the functioning of international instruments against racism

Readership: Undergraduates and graduate students, researchers and policy-makers with an interest in human rights law, public international law, and discrimination law.

Edited by Sandra Fredman, Professor of Discrimination Law at the University of Oxford, and a Fellow of Exeter College

1: Sandra Fredman: Combatting Racism with Human Rights: The Right to Equality
2: Dmitrina Petrova: Multiculturalism, Ethnicity, and Group Rights
3: Theo van Boven: Discrimination and Human Rights Law
4: Kevin Boyle: A Critical Evaluation of International Human Rights Approaches to Racism
5: Damian Chalmers: Thje European Union and Postnational Responses to Racial Identities
6: Marisa Fernandez Esteban: The Internet: A New Horizon for Race Hatred?
7: Christopher McCrudden: Enforcement and Remedial Structures: International Norms and National Institutions