Protecting the Individual from International Authority Heupel Zürn Hardback

Cambridge University Press

This book explores the crucial topic of protecting the individual from international authority, focusing on the role of human rights within international organizations. Written by Monika Heupel from Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the subject. Ideal for students, researchers, and anyone interested in international law and human rights. Key aspects covered include: * The evolution of human rights in international law. * The mechanisms and challenges of international oversight. * Case studies illustrating the protection of individuals. * The interplay between state sovereignty and international human rights. This hardback edition provides a durable and accessible resource for understanding this complex and important field. A valuable addition to any academic or personal library. Product Summary: Hardback book on human rights, international organizations, international law, individual protection, Monika Heupel, Cambridge University Press.