The complex and dynamic interaction between citizenship and fundamental rights has long intrigued lawyers and political scientists alike. The study of federalism is particularly enlightening in this regard and can guide an appreciation of the status quo under EU law. This paper argues that, in...

It is hard to imagine two groups with less in common than national security hawks and human rights activists. They represent different cultures with different views on the use of force, the role of rights, and the constraining power of international law. Yet despite their differences, the two...

The paper examines some aspects of the relationship between trade liberalization and human rights. Whereas there are a lot of policy proposals to avoid the negative effects of trade liberalization on the human rights situation in WTO Member States, not all approaches are feasible to improve the...