This paper explores the apparently fairness of the United Nations� collective security system, through an indicator: the attention paid, in terms of amount of resolutions, by the Security Council to the major episodes of political violence within the second half of twentieth century where the principle of �responsibility to protect� should have been activated. This study, however, is embedded into a wider context: the social conditions which allowed for the emergence of the modern State. The underlying thesis points out that those same conditions had to be present at the international before a global organism with real capacity to order the world may appear. Along this line of thought, the paper resorts to the experience of the Human Rights...
The purpose of this article is putting into evidence the political evolution of Human Rights and thu...
Human security is a concept that was officially drawn out in the UNDP’s 1994 report on human develop...
The article explores the way that the Inter-American human rights system assumes the “responsibility...
En estudio, realiza inicialmente una exposicion del camino recorrido por las Naciones Unidas el camp...
The United Nations human rights regime was transformed into a new apparatus that received the approb...
This article analyzes the issue of the United Nations’ Security Council interventions in human right...
During the nineties, the transformations that took place in the international order as a result of t...
The adoption in 1948 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide see...
The concept of human security in international relationsDuring the nineties, the transformations tha...
Human rights stormed the world stage after the end of World War II. In the following decades, the co...
This paper explores the legal bases that international human rights law (IHRL) can bring to the thir...
The international regime for the protection and promotion of Human Rights has been expanding and con...
This paper aims to discuss the notion and application of collective security. This work problematize...
Despite general consensus around the fact that human development is rooted in the optimal relationsh...
National security clauses appear in many international law treaties. The States have reserved matter...
The purpose of this article is putting into evidence the political evolution of Human Rights and thu...
Human security is a concept that was officially drawn out in the UNDP’s 1994 report on human develop...
The article explores the way that the Inter-American human rights system assumes the “responsibility...
En estudio, realiza inicialmente una exposicion del camino recorrido por las Naciones Unidas el camp...
The United Nations human rights regime was transformed into a new apparatus that received the approb...
This article analyzes the issue of the United Nations’ Security Council interventions in human right...
During the nineties, the transformations that took place in the international order as a result of t...
The adoption in 1948 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide see...
The concept of human security in international relationsDuring the nineties, the transformations tha...
Human rights stormed the world stage after the end of World War II. In the following decades, the co...
This paper explores the legal bases that international human rights law (IHRL) can bring to the thir...
The international regime for the protection and promotion of Human Rights has been expanding and con...
This paper aims to discuss the notion and application of collective security. This work problematize...
Despite general consensus around the fact that human development is rooted in the optimal relationsh...
National security clauses appear in many international law treaties. The States have reserved matter...
The purpose of this article is putting into evidence the political evolution of Human Rights and thu...
Human security is a concept that was officially drawn out in the UNDP’s 1994 report on human develop...
The article explores the way that the Inter-American human rights system assumes the “responsibility...