
Minority Groups and Judicial Discourse in International Law : A Comparative Perspective
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- Hardback | 278 pages
- 160 x 240 x 25.4mm | 635g
- 15 Aug 2009
- Brill
- Martinus Nijhoff
- Leiden, Netherlands, Netherlands
- English
- 9004176721
- 9789004176720
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Prof Bill Bowring, Birkbeck College, University of London.
"Dr Gaetano Pentassuglia is a leading world expert in the field of minority and indigenous rights and human rights. His new book confirms his standing in these areas of international law. It is an excellent critical analysis of a new emerging movement, consisting of 'rapidly expanding body of international jurisprudence on minority issues', especially under human rights treaties and its relation to domestic law. The author approaches this issue very broadly. He deals extensively with various contentious aspects such as non-discrimination and involvement in the decision-making. The judicial intervention covers an immense area stretching from the acknowledgement of group identity to addressing the issues arising from complex human rights claims. His research is objective and impeccable. Dr Pentassuglia covers an impressive number of cases and decisions of various bodies. The book is very erudite, dealing not only with practical but as well as theoretical issues. I have no doubt that it will appeal both to practitioners and theorists and will become indispensable reading for anyone interested in this area of study."
Malgosia Fitzmaurice, Queen Mary, University of London.
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