The latest issue of the
Revue Québécoise de Droit International (Hors-série juin 2021) is out. Contents include:
- State Compliance with International Human Rights Law: State-of-the-art, Improvement and Challenges
- Gaëtan Ferrara & Niki Siampakou, Introduction
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Antal Berkes, Compliance of Territorially Fragile States with International Human Rights Law
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Przemyslaw Tacik, Socialization Trouble. European Populist States and Compliance with Human Rights Norms
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Eléazar Michel Nkoué, Les fondements de la conformité des États de l’Afrique subsaharienne au droit international des droits humains
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Carmen Montesinos Padilla & Itziar Gómez Fernández, Strategies for Compliance with Non-Binding International Decisions: The Spanish Case
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Indira Boutier, The non-ratification of the 1951 Convention on Refugees: An Indian Paradoxical Approach to Human Rights
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Andrew Friedman, Compliance without Ratification. Using International Law in Non-Binding Scenarios
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Cristiano D’orsi, Are Africans States Willing to Ratify and Commit to Human Rights Treaties? The Example of the Maputo Protocol
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Başak Etkin, The Cynic’s Guide to Compliance: A Constructive Theory of the Constestation Threshold in Human Rights
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Julia Lindner, Calling for Compliance. Transnational Advocacy Networks at the Mediterranean Sea. A Case Study on Norm Compliance at Europe’s Liquid Borders
