Revue québécoise de droit international
Quebec Journal of International Law
Revista quebequense de derecho internacional

Special Issue, June 2021 State Compliance with International Human Rights Law: State-of-the-art, Improvement and Challenges Guest-edited by Niki Siampakou and Gaëtan Ferrara

Table of contents (10 articles)

  1. Introduction

Études

  1. Compliance of Territorially Fragile States with International Human Rights Law
  2. Socialization Trouble. European Populist States and Compliance with Human Rights Norms
  3. Les fondements de la conformité des États de l’Afrique subsaharienne au droit international des droits humains
  4. Strategies for Compliance with Non-Binding International Decisions: The Spanish Case
  5. The Non-Ratification of the 1951 Conventionon Refugees: An Indian Paradoxical Approach to Human Rights
  6. Compliance without Ratification. Using International Law in Non-Binding Scenarios
  7. Are Africans States Willing to Ratify and Commit to Human Rights Treaties? The Example of the Maputo Protocol
  8. The Cynic’s Guide to Compliance: A Constructivist Theory of the Contestation Threshold in Human Rights
  9. Calling for Compliance. Transnational Advocacy Networks in the Mediterranean Sea. A Case Study on Norm Compliance at Europe’s Liquid Borders

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