... is an essential part of the social market economy in the European Union, even if there is no uniform European social model. The European Pillar of Social Rights is a commitment to a social Europe and accelerated regulatory practice. From a political science perspective, the development of European labour law...

... considered less important. The low-price elasticity suggests that farmers could recoup a large share of the extra costs involved in providing enhanced living and working conditions for their workers. Discrete choice experiment Seasonal workers Fair labour Social rights Sustainability EU 10.13039...

... an inherent part of social work practice and ethics ( Wilks, 2012 ; Hoefer, 2019 ). Scholars distinguish between two major types of advocacy: cause advocacy and case advocacy ( Lens, 2004 ; Abramovitz and Sherraden, 2016 ). Take-up advocacy, also called ‘social-rights advocacy’ ( Weiss-Gal and Gal, 2009...

... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract More than a decade after the start of the eurozone crisis, the coronavirus in Spain has brought back the idea of constitutional reform in social rights. The paradigm shift...

...Rosalind Dixon Constitutions economics markets liberalism social democracy property social rights horizontal effect private actors substantive versus formal equality In his dissenting judgment in Lochner v New York, ¹ Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes famously suggested...

... and justiciability of economic and social rights by analysing the recent jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights. In line with Dzidek Kędzia’s contribution ‘The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights—The Power of Subjective Rights’ in this special...

..., this article also shows that using social rights to fix an external limit to the scope of EU competition law solves this intolerable social harm. Indeed, though while analysing industry-wide collective agreements, in Albany ² the CJEU permitted employees to collectively bargain...

... Declaration and Programme of Action of the World Conference on Human Rights. ³⁰ Such a reference by the preamble of the Revised Charter to this very important principle for the justiciability and enforceability of economic and social rights is not inconsequential. As the principle...

... highlighted that people engulfed by widespread violence are ‘disproportionately affected by a failure of the state to respect, protect and fulfil’ their economic and social rights (ESR) (emphasis added). ⁶ The Commission took note that the guarantee of ESR continues...

.../funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) During the last decades, a wide diversity of policy makers, practitioners and researchers have correspondingly problematised the non-take up of social rights ( van Oorschot, 1991 , 1998 ; Hernanz et al., 2004 ; Weiss-Gal and Gal, 2009 ; Warin, 2014...

... may, in limited circumstances, allow for programmes such as these to be deemed compatible with the CRPD among developed States. human rights disability austerity the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities social rights The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons...

... to the rise of ‘populism’ and the perceived threat to human rights that it represents, human rights advocates have argued that NGOs must speak to the economic anxieties of majority populations by increasing work on economic and social rights. In this essay, I present a counter-argument to this proposal...

..., but with potentially significant implications outside of them. We explore the extent to which rights-based claims at the municipal level, through the mobilization of urban spaces, institutions, and discourses, represent a distinct set of opportunities for social movements particularly in the context of social rights...

..., the origins of norms and challenges to their construction, what constitutes evidence of the existence of a norm, and whether, in fact, all human rights have been translated into norms. norms human rights law international relations constructivism discourse economic and social rights What makes...

...Sandra Liebenberg Corresponding author: [email protected] The previous part sought to demonstrate that participatory justice is integral to the values that inform the normative content of social rights as human rights. However, participatory justice is also justified on instrumental grounds...

...David Vitale Email: [email protected] . Abstract In this article, I use the social science scholarship on trust to develop a new model for understanding social rights fulfilment in contemporary social democracies. Drawing on—and applying to the social rights context—an idea from...

... of substantive equality are two such worthwhile strategies to take a cue from. economic and social rights poverty discrimination law equality intersectionality Poverty remains largely unfamiliar to discrimination law. A typical guarantee of equality and non-discrimination is framed as a prohibition...

... directive principles on the basis of their practical operation. A consequence of adopting this approach is that directive principles are defined in a way that may challenge the conventional wisdom about at least some social values provisions that have been classified as ‘social rights’ without interrogating...

...Vijay K. Nagaraj Abstract A response to Philip Alston’s lecture ‘The Populist Challenge to Human Rights’. economic and social rights moral content of human rights solidarity Philip Alston’s thoughtful invitation to reflect on human rights practice in the era of populism warrants serious...

... international and local human rights movements and to embrace and assert economic and social rights as human rights rather than as welfare or development objectives. It will be crucial to engage with issues of resources and redistribution, including budgets, tax policy, and fiscal policies. There is a need...