Peace Human Rights Governance

ISSN 2532-3474 - Padova University Press

Articles

VOL. 4, NO. 1 (March, 2020)


Articles

Elisabeth Greif, Upward Translations – The Role of NGOs in promoting LGBTI*-Human Rights under the Convention on All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)
pages 9-34.
Sheila Donovan, ‘Sharenting’: The Forgotten Children of the GDPR
pages 35-59.
Riccardo Nanni, On the Imperfect Democracy and Human Rights Nexus: China and Italy Compared
pages 61-87.
Sabrina Mansutti, European Migration Crisis: on the Special Relationship between Media, Political Institutions and Public Opinion
pages 89-110.


Policy Papers

Paola Degani, Paolo De Stefani, Addressing Migrant Women’s Intersecting Vulnerabilities. Refugee Protection, Anti-trafficking and Anti-violence Referral Patterns in Italy
pages 113-152.

VOL. 3, NO. 3 (November, 2019)

“Challenges and Opportunities for Children's Rights Facing Developments in Technology”


Articles

Ann Skelton, Benyam Dawit Mezmur, Technology Changing @ a Dizzying Pace: Reflections on Selected Jurisprudence of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and Technology
pages 275-305.
Marta Picchi, Surrogate Motherhood: Protecting the Best Interests of the Child in Light of Recent Case Law
pages 307-331.
Ino Kehrer, Cuts into Children’s Future: a Comparative Analysis between FGM, Male Circumcision and Intersex Genital Surgeries
pages 333-363.
Magdalena Ratajczak, Elena Galzignato, Migrant Children and Cyber-violence. The Problem of Hate Speech in Italy and Poland
pages 365-388.
Ling Han, New Technologies in Combating Child Trafficking in China: Opportunities and Challenges for Children’s Rights
pages 389-414.

VOL. 3, NO. 2 (July, 2019)


Articles

Aida Kišūnaitė, Children’s Rights Protection in the EU: The Need for a Contextual Perspective
pages 171-192.
Gözde Orhan, Religious Freedom Governance or Institutionalization of a Heterodox Religion? Turkey’s Urban Policies with Respect to Alevi Population
pages 193-214.
Janina Stürner, Petra Bendel, The Two-way ‘Glocalisation’ of Human Rights or: How Cities Become International Agents in Migration Governance
pages 215-239.
Lucas Costa dos Anjos, Maria Clara Oliveira Santos, Urban Landscapes and Dystopian Scenarios: Smart Cities for Whom? Tales of Inclusionary and Exclusionary Practices
pages 241-265.

VOL. 3, NO. 1 (March, 2019)


Articles

Cristina Yasmin Ghanem, Integrating Muslim Migrants with a Gender Perspective? An Analysis of Integration Policies in the City of Brussels
pages 9-33.
Paola Degani, Lorenza Perini, The Italian Public Policies Frame on Prostitution and the Practical Overlapping with Trafficking: an Inevitable Condition?
pages 35-68.
Cristiana Carletti, Educational and Intercultural Dialogue among Younger Generations for the Full Enjoyment of their Rights as a New Challenge within City Spaces
pages 69-95.
Silvia Mazzocchin, Managing Urban Space towards Intercultural and Sustainable Cities. A Case Study of the Neighbourhood Arcella, Padua
pages 97-123.


Policy Papers

Laura Andrea Duarte Reyes, Giulia Fattori, Microfinance as a Means for Women Empowerment in the Colombian Post Conflict Scenario: Transformational Development or a Tool for Better Managing Poverty?
pages 127-161.

VOL. 2, NO. 3 (November, 2018)


Articles

Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko, Towards an Integrated Approach to Democracy in International Law
pages 279-300.
Attilio Pisanò, Human Rights and Social Development in the Chinese White Papers on Human Rights
pages 301-330.
Ponasanapalli Sree Sudha, Interface between Traditional Knowledge (TK) and Human Rights in Realizing Right to Health and Health Care – An Indian Perspective
pages 331-345.


Policy Papers

Giulia Cau, Rose Miligan Lochiam, Maria Merlo, Pier Luigi Rossanigo, Marco Steffan, Local Development and Alcohol Abuse: the Case of Karamoja
pages 349-367.

VOL. 2, NO. 2 (July, 2018)


Articles

Todd Landman, Out of the Shadows: Trans-disciplinary Research on Modern Slavery
pages 143-162.
Paola Degani, Claudia Pividori, Ending Violence against Women as Testing Ground for Women’s Human Rights Discourse: Practices, Limits and Challenges
pages 163-184.
Alberto Dal Poz, ‘Buying Peace’ in Timor-Leste: Another UN-success Story?
pages 185-219.
Luca Bonadiman, Human Rights and Methodological Anxieties: A Critical Essay
pages 221-253.


Policy Papers

Julianne Freire, The Promotion of Local Policies in Human Rights and How the Results are Affected by the Local Perspective – A Case Study
pages 257-270.

VOL. 2, NO. 1 (March, 2018)


Editorial

Koen De Feyter, Leaving No One behind in Human Rights Research
pages 1-19.


Articles

Thamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan, Dum Vivimus Vivamus. The Tamils in Sri Lanka: a right to external self-determination?
pages 23-50.
Monika Mayrhofer, Opportunities and Pitfalls of Anti-discrimination Policies in the European External Action Service
pages 51-74.
Nicolò Cantini, Dmitry Zavialov, Fixing Responsibility to Protect: Lessons from and Proposals for the Case of Libya
pages 75-96.
Matteo Daicampi, 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
pages 97-117.
Laís Kondo Claus, Luciana Romano Morilas, The Right to the Pursuit of Happiness and the Right to Access Medical Treatment: Recent Developments in Brazilian Jurisprudence
pages 119-133.

VOL. 1, NO. 3 (November, 2017)


Articles

Cristina Yasmin Ghanem, Providing a Gender Perspective to Integration in Western Europe. Muslim Women’s Agency between Multicultural and Assimilationist Policies
pages 307-332.
Meskerem Geset Techane, Economic Equality and Female Marginalisation in the SDGs Era: Reflections on Economic Rights of Women in Africa
pages 333-364.
Mary Nyangweso, Religion, Human Rights, and the African Widow
pages 365-391.


Policy Papers

Antonio Papisca, Active Neutrality with the New International Law. Reflections from a Politics of Law Perspective
pages 395-404.

VOL. 1, NO. 2 (July, 2017)


Editorial

Editorial
pages 165-166.


Articles

Desirée Campagna, Implementing the Human Right to Take Part in Cultural Life: Trends and Perspectives of Inclusive Cultural Empowerment
pages 169-193.
Paolo De Stefani, Using social media in natural disaster management: a human-rights based approach
pages 195-221.
Jacopo Coccoli, The Challenges of New Technologies in the Implementation of Human Rights: an Analysis of Some Critical Issues in the Digital Era
pages 223-250.
Domenico Castellani, Human Rights and Biopolitics between Sovereign Power, Domination and Genealogies
pages 251-270.


Policy Papers

Christian Guillermet Fernandez, David Puyana Fernandez, The Adoption of the Declaration on the Right to Peace by the United Nations: a Human Rights Landmark
pages 275-297.

VOL. 1, NO. 1 (March, 2017)


Editorial

Peace Human Rights Governance: A New Academic Journal of the University of Padova
pages 9-12.


Articles

Daniela Fanciullo, Anna Iermano, Women with Disabilities: Towards a More Effective Protection
pages 15-41.
Paola Degani, The Mixed Flows Reality among Plural Identities, Legal Constraints and Policy Limits. Issues Related to Human Rights
pages 43-66.
Gergana Tzvetkova, The Implications of Principled Pragmatism for Human Rights Promotion
pages 67-86.
Claudia Candelmo, Valentina Nardone, Satellite Evidence in Human Rights Cases: Merits and Shortcomings
pages 87-113.


Policy Papers

Marco Mascia, Antonio Papisca, Civil Peace Corps: New Inspiration for the Italian Foreign Policy
pages 117-156.

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