Biblio Index

Pisanò, A. (2020).  The ACWC and the Adoption of the Human Rights-based Approach to the Social Development of Women and Children in Southeast Asia. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(2), 189-214.

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PHRG-2020-2-2.pdf (301.22 KB)

Degani, P., & De Stefani P. (2020).  Addressing Migrant Women’s Intersecting Vulnerabilities. Refugee Protection, Anti-trafficking and Anti-violence Referral Patterns in Italy. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(1), 113-152.

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PHRG-2020-1-5.pdf (369.83 KB)

Mansutti, S. (2020).  European Migration Crisis: on the Special Relationship between Media, Political Institutions and Public Opinion. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(1), 89-110.

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PHRG-2020-1-4.pdf (314.86 KB)

De Falco, R. (2020).  Human Rights, Fiscal Policy and Economic Pluralism: Building Inclusive Recovery after COVID-19. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(2), 215-246.

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PHRG-2020-2-3.pdf (302.75 KB)

Nanni, R. (2020).  On the Imperfect Democracy and Human Rights Nexus: China and Italy Compared. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(1), 61-87.

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PHRG-2020-1-3.pdf (346.01 KB)

Sutera, S. (2020).  Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Peacekeeping: Making Human Rights Obligations Universal. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(2), 161-188.

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PHRG-2020-2-1.pdf (290.85 KB)

Donovan, S. (2020).  ‘Sharenting’: The Forgotten Children of the GDPR. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(1), 35-59.

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PHRG-2020-1-2.pdf (308.53 KB)

Cofelice, A., & de Perini P. (2020).  The Third Universal Periodic Review of Italy between Recurring Trends and New Challenges. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(2), 249-277.

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PHRG-2020-2-4.pdf (292.37 KB)

Greif, E. (2020).  Upward Translations - The Role of NGOs in promoting LGBTI*-Human Rights under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(1), 9-34.

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PHRG-2020-1-1.pdf (312.04 KB)

Kišūnaitė, A. (2019).  Children’s Rights Protection in the EU: The Need for a Contextual Perspective. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(2), 171-192.

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PHRG-2019-2-1.pdf (324.69 KB)

Kehrer, I. (2019).  Cuts into Children’s Future: a Comparative Analysis between FGM, Male Circumcision and Intersex Genital Surgeries. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(3), 333-363.

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PHRG-2019-3-3.pdf (297.82 KB)

Carletti, C. (2019).  Educational and Intercultural Dialogue among Younger Generations for the Full Enjoyment of their Rights as a New Challenge within City Spaces. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(1), 69-95.

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PHRG_2019_1_3.pdf (323.76 KB)

Ghanem, C. Yasmin (2019).  Integrating Muslim Migrants with a Gender Perspective? An Analysis of Integration Policies in the City of Brussels. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(1), 9-33.

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PHRG_2019_1_1.pdf (287.82 KB)

Degani, P., & Perini L. (2019).  The Italian Public Policies Frame on Prostitution and the Practical Overlapping with Trafficking: an Inevitable Condition?. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(1), 35-68.

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PHRG_2019_1_2.pdf (336.03 KB)

Mazzocchin, S. (2019).  Managing Urban Space towards Intercultural and Sustainable Cities. A Case Study of the Neighbourhood Arcella, Padua. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(1), 97-123.

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PHRG_2019_1_4.pdf (1.76 MB)

Duarte Reyes, L A., & Fattori G. (2019).  Microfinance as a Means for Women Empowerment in the Colombian Post Conflict Scenario: Transformational Development or a Tool for Better Managing Poverty?. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(1), 127-161.

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PHRG_2019_1_5.pdf (362.02 KB)

Ratajczak, M., & Galzignato E. (2019).  Migrant Children and Cyber-violence. The Problem of Hate Speech in Italy and Poland. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(3), 365-388.

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PHRG-2019-3-4.pdf (313.39 KB)

Han, L. (2019).  New Technologies in Combating Child Trafficking in China: Opportunities and Challenges for Children’s Rights. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(3), 389-414.

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PHRG-2019-3-5.pdf (431.68 KB)

Orhan, G. (2019).  Religious Freedom Governance or Institutionalization of a Heterodox Religion? Turkey’s Urban Policies with Respect to Alevi Population. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(2), 193-214.

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PHRG-2019-2-2.pdf (345.07 KB)

Picchi, M. (2019).  Surrogate Motherhood: Protecting the Best Interests of the Child in Light of Recent Case Law. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(3), 307-331.

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PHRG-2019-3-2.pdf (308.13 KB)

Skelton, A., & Mezmur B. Dawit (2019).  Technology Changing @ a Dizzying Pace: Reflections on Selected Jurisprudence of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and Technology. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(3), 275-305.

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PHRG-2019-3-1.pdf (333.44 KB)

Stürner, J., & Bendel P. (2019).  The Two-way ‘Glocalisation’ of Human Rights or: How Cities Become International Agents in Migration Governance. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(2), 215-239.

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PHRG-2019-2-3.pdf (332.95 KB)

Anjos, L. Costa dos, & Santos M C. Oliveira (2019).  Urban Landscapes and Dystopian Scenarios: Smart Cities for Whom? Tales of Inclusionary and Exclusionary Practices. Peace Human Rights Governance. 3(2), 241-265.

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PHRG-2019-2-4.pdf (342.56 KB)

Dal Poz, A. (2018).  ‘Buying Peace’ in Timor-Leste: Another UN-success Story?. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(2), 185-219.

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2018_2_3.pdf (999.18 KB)

Ananthavinayagan, T. Venthan (2018).  Dum Vivimus Vivamus. The Tamils in Sri Lanka: a right to external self-determination?. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 23-50.

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2018_1_2.pdf (550.24 KB)