C. A. Gearty

"This book takes a fresh look at the place of the Human Rights Act in Britain's constitutional order.

Principles of Human Rights Adjudication

First published in early 1997, this collection of 27 essays by a group of lawyers and academics seeks in various ways to provide an understanding of human rights law, and an understanding of the relationship between law and human rights. Human rights is a very interdisciplinary field of study, and can be viewed from anthropological, philosophical, political, historical and even rhetorical perspectives. These essays inquire critically both as to the limitations of the subject and what it has the potential to achieve.

Understanding Human Rights

Keith D. Ewing

This work by the authors of 'Freedom under Thatcher: Civil Liberties in the UK' is designed to be used by students of law as a main text in courses on civil liberties or as a companion to other texts in courses on constitutional law.

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