Globalization, International Law, and Human Rights Jeffrey F. Addicott.

includes index and biblioraphy

Introduction: International Implications of Globalization on Emerging Notions of Fundamental Human Rights Jeffrey E Addicott, Md. Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan, andTareqM.R. Chowdhury Chapter 1: Corporate Human Rights Obligations under Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Brigit Toebes andjernej Letnar Cernic Chapter 2: Globalization, Climate Change, and Indigenous Peoples in the Arctic: An Interface between Free Trade and the Right to Culture Kamrul Hossain Chapter 3: Freedom of Religion in a Globalized World: The European Experience Edel Hughes Chapter 4: Globalization, Terrorism, and Human Rights: The Mouse that Roared Edwin Tanner Chapter 5: Globalization and Its Effects on the Emerging Jurisprudence on the Right to Education in South Africa and Nigeria Avinash Govindjee and Elijah Adewale Taiwo Chapter 6: Emergence of the Human Right to Water in an Era of Globalization and Its Implications for International Investment Law 147 Owen Mdntyre Chapter 7: Interface between the Third Generation Human Rights and Good Governance in a Globalized World 177 M. Abdul Hannan Chapter 8: The Place of Capitalism in Pursuit of Human Rights in Globalized Relationships of States 197 Mohsen al Attar and Ciaron Murnane