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Definition and development of human rights and popular sovereignty in Europe (Science and technique of democracy No. 49) (2011)
Foreword
Introduction
Basic issues
From a gubernative to a deliberative human rights policy definition, and further development of human rights as an act of collective self-determination
The human right to democracy - a moral defence with a legal nuance
The democratic constitution
"From above" or "from the bottom up"? The protection of human rights -between descending and ascending interpretations
Gloomy prospects - seven theories on the future of democracy within a world society
The Council of Europe
Human rights between sovereign will and international standards: a comment
Definition and development of human rights in the international context and popular sovereignty
Human rights and popular sovereignty in the perspective of the Venice Commission
The European Union
Human rights and transfers of sovereignty in the European Union: consequences for the definition and development of human rights
Commentary on Catherine Schneider's report
The European Union Fundamental Rights Agency within the European and international human rights architecture: the legal framework after the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon
The national level (examples)
Combining abstract ex ante and concrete ex post review: the Finnish model
Processes of definition and development of human rights besides popular sovereignty: a comment
Judicial review as a substitute for not yet constituted instances of popular sovereignty
Commentary on Peter Paczolay's report
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