Aoife Nolan (Univ. of Nottingham - Law),
Rosa Freedman (Univ. of Reading - Law), &
Thérèse Murphy (Queen's Univ. Belfast - Law) have published
The United Nations Special Procedures System (Brill | Nijhoff 2017). Contents include:
- Aoife Nolan, Rosa Freedman & Thérèse Murphy, Introduction
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Elvira Domínguez-Redondo, The History of the Special Procedures: A ‘Learning-by-Doing’ Approach to Human Rights Implementation
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Jane Connors, Special Procedures: Independence and Impartiality
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Felice Gaer, Picking and Choosing? Country Visits by Thematic Special Procedures
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Najat Maalla M’jid,The UN Special Procedures System: The Role of the Coordination Committee of Special Procedures
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Marc Limon, Strengthening Cooperation: The Key to Unlocking the Potential of the Special Procedures
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Ahmed Shaheed & Rose Parris Richter, Coping Mechanisms for State Non-Cooperation
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Inga T. Winkler & Catarina de Albuquerque, Doing It All and Doing It Well? A Mandate’s Challenges in terms of Cooperation, Fundraising and Maintaining Independence
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Olivier de Frouville, Working Out a Working Group: A View from a Former Working Group Member
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Ella McPherson & Thomas Probert, Special Procedures in the Digital Age
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Jessie Hohmann, Principle, Politics and Practice: The Role of UN Special Rapporteurs in the Development of the Right to Housing in International Law
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Surya Subedi, Life as a UN Special Rapporteur: The Experience of the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in Cambodia
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Daria Davitti, Business and Human Rights in the United Nations Special Procedures System
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Paul Hunt, The Challenge of Non-State Actors: The Experience of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health (2002–08)
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Malcolm Evans, The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture in the Developing Architecture of UN Torture Protection
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Danielle Beswick & Jonathan Fisher, The African State and Special Procedures: Agency, Leverage and Legitimacy
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Rosa Freedman & François Crépeau, Supporting or Resisting? The Relationship between Global North States and Special Procedures
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Phil Lynch, Ending Reprisals: The Role and Responsibilities of the Special Procedures of the UN Human Rights Council
