Biblio Index

Aliyev, A. Ibrahim, Rzayeva G. Aydin, & Ibrahimova A. Nazim (2021).  Artificial Intelligence and Personal Data: International and National Framework. Peace Human Rights Governance. 5(1), 97-123.

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PHRG-2021-1-04.pdf (417.92 KB)

Gottardo, R. (2021).  Building Global Algorithmic Accountability Regimes: A Future-focused Human Rights Agenda Beyond Measurement. Peace Human Rights Governance. 5(1), 65-96.

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PHRG-2021-1-03.pdf (384.32 KB)

Carletti, C. (2021).  Digital Technology: Protection and/or Economic Value for Personal Data Knowledge and Management and Conformity to Soft Law Norms. Peace Human Rights Governance. 5(1), 125-150.

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PHRG-2021-1-05.pdf (355.87 KB)

Gerbelli Garbin Ramanzini, I., & Gianda Silva Matos W. (2021).  The Inter-American Human Rights System’s Digital Communication: presence, performance and legacy. Peace Human Rights Governance. 5(2), 159-184.

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PHRG 2021-2-1.pdf (799.49 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)

Pavlova, P. (2020).  Human Rights-based Approach to Cybersecurity: Addressing the Security Risks of Targeted Groups. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(3), 391-418.

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PHRG-2020-3-04.pdf (304.95 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)

Gilmore, J., Jackson W., Monk H., & Short D. (2020).  Policing the UK's anti-fracking movement: facilitating peaceful protest or facilitating the industry?. Peace Human Rights Governance. 4(3), 349-390.

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PHRG-2020-3-03.pdf (491.65 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)

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)

Bonadiman, L. (2018).  Human Rights and Methodological Anxieties: A Critical Essay. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(2), 221-253.

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2018_2_4.pdf (399.06 KB)

Landman, T. (2018).  Out of the Shadows: Trans-disciplinary Research on Modern Slavery. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(2), 143-162.

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2018_2_1.pdf (388.24 KB)

Freire, J. (2018).  The Promotion of Local Policies in Human Rights and How the Results are Affected by the Local Perspective – A Case Study. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(2), 257-270.

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2018_2_5.pdf (317.28 KB)

Guillermet Fernandez, C., & Puyana Fernandez D. (2017).  The Adoption of the Declaration on the Right to Peace by the United Nations: a Human Rights Landmark. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(2), 275-297.

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2017_2_6.pdf (471.58 KB)

Coccoli, J. (2017).  The Challenges of New Technologies in the Implementation of Human Rights: an Analysis of Some Critical Issues in the Digital Era. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(2), 223-250.

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2017_2_4.pdf (552.02 KB)

Mascia, M., & Papisca A. (2017).  Civil Peace Corps: New Inspiration for the Italian Foreign Policy. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(1), 117-156.

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2017_1_6.pdf (424.23 KB)

Castellani, D. (2017).  Human Rights and Biopolitics between Sovereign Power, Domination and Genealogies. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(2), 251-270.

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2017_2_5.pdf (483.56 KB)

Tzvetkova, G. (2017).  The Implications of Principled Pragmatism for Human Rights Promotion. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(1), 67-86.

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2017_1_4.pdf (352.17 KB)

Degani, P. (2017).  The Mixed Flows Reality among Plural Identities, Legal Constraints and Policy Limits. Issues Related to Human Rights. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(1), 43-66.

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2017_1_3.pdf (398.57 KB)

Nyangweso, M. (2017).  Religion, Human Rights, and the African Widow. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(3), 365-391.

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2017_3_3.pdf (403.86 KB)

Candelmo, C., & Nardone V. (2017).  Satellite Evidence in Human Rights Cases: Merits and Shortcomings. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(1), 87-113.

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2017_1_5.pdf (419.39 KB)

De Stefani, P. (2017).  Using social media in natural disaster management: a human-rights based approach. Peace Human Rights Governance. 1(2), 195-221.

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2017_2_3.pdf (516.79 KB)