LES DROITS DE L'HOMME EN EUROPE DEPUIS 1945 HUMAN RIGHTS IN EUROPE SINCE 1945 by Antoine Fleury (Editor), Lubor Jilek (Editor), Carole Fink (Editor) ( 9783906770512 )

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LES DROITS DE L'HOMME EN EUROPE DEPUIS 1945 HUMAN RIGHTS IN EUROPE SINCE 1945

By:

Antoine Fleury (Editor), Lubor Jilek (Editor), Carole Fink (Editor)

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PETER LANG AG

Pub. date:

1 April, 2003

Series:

L'Europe et les Europes (19e et 20e Siecles) 3

Pages:

372

Language:

English, French

Synopsis:

Cet ouvrage traite d'une periode importante de l'histoire europeenne, qui s'etend de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale jusqu'a la fin de la guerre froide. Elle a ete marquee par l'instauration en Europe du regime des droits de l'homme le plus avance du monde. Durant ce demi-siecle, le continent europeen, divise sur le plan strategique et ideologique, depouille de ses possessions coloniales, confronte a un vaste afflux d'immigres, s'est engage a developper des instruments politiques, judiciaires et diplomatiques de protection et de defense des droits de l'homme. Ce livre reunit la majeure partie des contributions du colloque tenu a Oslo en aout 2000 dans le cadre du XIXe Congres international des sciences historiques. Il s'agit d'une des premieres enquetes historiques dans le domaine des droits de l'homme, entreprise avec la collaboration d'historiens de divers horizons. This book deals with a remarkable period of human history from the end of the Second World War to the end of the Cold War, when Europe established the world's most advanced human-rights regime.During this half century a continent, divided by arms and ideology, divested of its colonial empires, and faced with a huge influx of foreigners, drew on old ideas and on post-First World War experiments, to expand the political, judicial, and diplomatic practices of human-rights advocacy and protection. The book contains the major part of the contributions of the colloquium of the 19th International Congress of Historical Sciences held in Oslo in August 2000. It represents one of the first collaborative, historical inquiries into the field of human rights.

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