The Role of International Law

Stephen P. Marks, Beate Rudolf, Koen De Feyter

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A book chapter by Marks, Rudolf, De Feyter and Schrijver on the role of international law in implementing the right to development. Examines treaty obligations, the work of UN human rights bodies, and the political tensions around a binding development convention.

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