Biblio Index

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)

Daicampi, M. (2018).  Effective Participation of Minorities in Public Affairs in the Local Government: Towards a Subsidiarity in Diversity Accommodation? The Case of Law No. 6/2008 of the Province of Trento. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 97-117.

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2018_1_5.pdf (417.83 KB)

Degani, P., & Pividori C. (2018).  Ending Violence against Women as Testing Ground for Women’s Human Rights Discourse: Practices, Limits and Challenges. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(2), 163-184.

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2018_2_2.pdf (384.42 KB)

Cantini, N., & Zavialov D. (2018).  Fixing Responsibility to Protect: Lessons from and Proposals for the Case of Libya. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 75-96.

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2018_1_4.pdf (413.87 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)

Pisanò, A. (2018).  Human Rights and Social Development in the Chinese White Papers on Human Rights. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(3), 301-330.

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2018_3_2.pdf (366.29 KB)

Sudha, P. Sree (2018).  Interface between Traditional Knowledge (TK) and Human Rights in Realizing Right to Health and Health Care – An Indian Perspective. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(3), 331-345.

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2018_3_3.pdf (488.02 KB)

De Feyter, K. (2018).  Leaving No One behind in Human Rights Research. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 1-19.

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2018_1_1.pdf (233.39 KB)

Cau, G., Lochiam R. Miligan, Merlo M., Rossanigo P. Luigi, & Steffan M. (2018).  Local Development and Alcohol Abuse: the Case of Karamoja. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(3), 349-367.

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2018_3_4.pdf (909.66 KB)

Mayrhofer, M. (2018).  Opportunities and Pitfalls of Anti-discrimination Policies in the European External Action Service. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 51-74.

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2018_1_1.pdf (233.39 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)

Claus, L. Kondo, & Morilas L. Romano (2018).  The Right to the Pursuit of Happiness and the Right to Access Medical Treatment: Recent Developments in Brazilian Jurisprudence. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(1), 119-133.

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2018_1_6.pdf (380.15 KB)

Krivenko, E. Yahyaoui (2018).  Towards an Integrated Approach to Democracy in International Law. Peace Human Rights Governance. 2(3), 279-300.

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2018_3_1.pdf (320.34 KB)