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Human Rights in the United Kingdom

Edited by: R.J.F. Gordon, Richard Wilmot-Smith

ISBN13: 9780198260677
ISBN: 0198260679
Published: April 1998
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



Central to any discussion of the present status of the idea of human rights in the United Kingdom is the incorporation of the European Convention of Human Rights. Incorporation has widespread support, and such support should be accompanied by informed debate. In this stimulating collection of essays, contributors such as Lord Bingham, Lord Lester QC, Andrew Marr of The Independent, and Ronald Dworkin, the highly respected legal theorist, present their arguments in favour of incorporation. The expression of their informed opinions and points of view results in a lively and readable book.

Subjects:
Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Contents:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD
1. The European Convention on Human Rights: Time to Incorporate
2. Rights and Rites for a New Britain
3. Why we need a Constitutional Court
4. Why Incorporation of the European Convention of Human Rights is not Enough
5. A Bill of Rights as Secular Ethics
6. The Culture of Liberty
7. Ideas Whose Time Has Passed
8. Incorporation and the Loss of Illusions
9. Taking Human Rights Seriously
APPENDIX - CONVENTION AND RELEVANT PROTOCOLS