Private Law, Public Law and Human Rights

Edited by David A. Frenkel

ISBN: 978-618-5065-25-6, 196 pages

First published in 2014 by ATINER

Price: Paperback: 40€ (It includes Shipping and Handling)

Electronic copy: 30€

 

Table of Contents

 

List of Contributors                                                                                      3

 

Introduction                                                                                                   5

David A. Frenkel

 

 

Part I: Private Law

 

Copyright

 

A Case of Scarlet Fever                                                                                15

Andrew Percy Ross

 

 

Contracts of Employment

 

Contracts of Employment: A Preliminary Study of the                            29

Interaction between Relational Norms and Formal Agreements

Penny-Ann F. Cullen and Richard J. Hickman

 

 

Property Rights

 

Property and Fundamental Rights between Court Judgment and          49

Constitutional Norms

Maria Luisa Chiarella

 

 

 

Part II: Criminal Law and Justice

 

Private Prosecution

 

The Public-Private Divide in Prosecutions and Obtaining of                   65

Evidence: Towards a Code?

Claire de Than and Jesse Elvin

 

 

International Criminal Justice

 

International Criminal Justice and the American System of                    79

Criminal Procedure

Johan D. van Vyver

 

 

 

Part III: Public Law

 

Immigration

 

Social Security for the Immigrants and New Perspectives of                   115

Citizenship

Paola Chiarella

 

 

Public Participation in Decision Making

 

Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making: the                  127

Implementation of the Aarhus Convention in the Case-Law of

the Compliance Committee

Andrea Saba

 

 

Part IV: Women in Literature

 

The Author and her Work: Charlotte Brontë’s Shirley as a                    141

Therapeutic Experience

Aleksandra Tryniecka

 

 

Unwritten Lawyers: A Comparative Approach on the                             157

Representation of Women Lawyers in the Anglo-American and

European Literature

Anna Chronopoulou

 

 

Part V: European Court of Human Rights

 

Are the New Filtering Measures of Applications by the European          169

Court of Human Rights Effective?

Taixia Shen

 

 

The Judges of the European Court of Human Rights as a Special          181

Socio-professional Group of Global Influence

Anatoli Bayashou