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Title: |
The Implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights in Russia. Philosophical, Legal, and Empirical Studies |
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| Edited by: |
Andreas Umland |
| ISBN10-13: |
3898213870 : 9783898213875 |
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Paperback |
| Pages: |
228 |
| Weight: |
.325 Kg. |
| Published: |
ibidem - October 2004 |
| List Price: |
19.90 Pounds Sterling |
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Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon
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| In 1996, the Russian Federation became a member of the Council of Europe. Two years later, the Russian parliament ratified the Councilâ s major documentâ the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). These papers were presented at a conference at Yekaterinburg in spring 2001. The collection represents a snapshot of Russian and Western approaches to human rights protection at a moment when Russia was going through an adaptation of the political system created by Boris Yeltsin to the new modes of state-society relations being introduced by Vladimir Putin. Contents: Sergey Alexeyev on human rights and Modernity; Rainer Arnold on the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights; Valery Mikhailenko on ethnic separatism; Julia Kharlamova on the impossibility of an ECHR-implementation in Russia; Yekaterina Khodzhayeva on human rights discourses in Tatarstanâ s mass media; Anatoly Azarov on the Russiansâ knowledge about the ECHR; Manja Hussner on the incorporation of international treaties into Russian law; Marat Salikov on the Constitutional Court; Anton Burkov on the detention of mentally ill persons; Igor Shirmanov on ambiguities in Russian legal norms; Olga Selikhova on human rights issues in the regions; Olga Aleksenko on the Human Rights Commission of Rostov; Yelena Goncharova on the right to a fair trial; Tatyana Gladkova on the Sverdlovsk Oblast Ombudsman; Andrey Lyamzin on Yekaterinburgâ s detention system; Andreas Umland with Oxana Stouppo on Western policies towards Russia. |
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