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The Human Right to Education

Douglas HodgsonFaculty of Law, University of Western Australia, Australia

ISBN13: 9781855219090
ISBN: 1855219093
Published: July 2000
Publisher: Routledge
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



This monograph endeavours to provide a general overview of the content and development of the right to education at the international and regional levels, as well as an examination of various associated topical issues. The book traces the historical development of the right to education at the national level, considers the recognition of the right to education at the international and regional levels and the emerging and controversial topics of minority and indigenous education. The obligation of states to provide human rights education is examined and the various forms of specialized education and topical issues such as the education of the disabled and parental involvement in decisions concerning the education of their children, are also explored.;The book considers specific problems impeding the fuller realization of the right to education in the context of major setbacks in basic education in many of the least developed countries and significant cutbacks in governmental expenditure on education in certain industrial countries.

Contents:
The historical development and nature of the right to education; United Nations instrumentalities active in the education field; international recognition of the right to education under conventional and customary law; the classification and aims of the right to education; educational rights of minority groups; educational rights of indigenous peoples; human rights education; the educational rights of the disabled; the educational rights of women, girls, migrants and refugees; specialized education; parental educational rights; international co-operation and development.