Jun 202013
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Transatlantic Relations and the future of Global Governance |
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| Transatlantic relations in the democracy and human rights domain: a curious parting of ways? | ||||||||||
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Responsibility to Protect, Humanitarian Intervention and Human Rights: Lessons from Libya to Mali, by Francesco Francioni and Christine Bakker Faced with humanitarian crises such as those occurring in Syria and Mali today, and in Libya in 2011, the response of the international community has not been consistent and raises many questions, both as to its adequacy, and to its legal foundation. The failure of the international community to adequately respond to … Read more |
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Transatlantic Tensions on Data Privacy, by Lee A. Bygrav The paper analyses similarities and differences between US and European regulatory policy in the field of data privacy. It shows that US regulation in the field is not uniformly weaker than European regulation. It also argues that while European policy preferences in the field have been … Read more |
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“Shocking” Adjustments? EU Human Rights and Democracy Promotion, by Nelli Babayan and Alessandra Viviani This paper reviews the EU’s conceptualizations of human rights and democracy promotion and its relevant policies to trace adjustments and their possible patterns. Concentrating on policy developments after the 2004 enlargement, scheduled policy reviews, the establishment of new policies … Read more |
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Home-made Adjustments? US Human Rights and Democracy Promotion, by Nelli Babayan This paper analyses US approach to human rights and democracy promotion to track the adjustments it has undergone in the last decade. In addition, by focusing on such landmark events as the 9/11 terrorist attacks, changes in the presidency and the Arab Spring, the paper aims to reveal … Read more |
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Transworld Plenary Conference in London See pictures, read the reports |
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