Human Dignity, Judicial Reasoning, and the Law

Human Dignity, Judicial Reasoning, and the Law

Comparative Perspectives on a Key Constitutional Concept

Vovk, Dmytro; Pin, Andrea; Scharffs, Brett G.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2024

280

Dura

9781032310572

15 a 20 dias

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1. Introduction: Human Dignity in Adjudication; Part I. The Social Meaning, Legal Salience, and Role in Adjudication of Human Dignity; 2. The Rule of Law Sets Its Face Against Humiliation; 3. Dignity-Continuation of a Dialogue; 4. Dignity Plus: Dignity Proper and Dignity Plus: On the Uses of Dignity in German Constitutional Jurisprudence; 5. Dignity, Sexuality, and Moral Order in Legal and Judicial Debate; Part II. Human Dignity: International and Comparative Perspectives; 6. Supranational Dignity: The Court of Justice of the European Union's Conceptualization of a Legal Value; 7. A Multi-approach to Human Dignity in the European Court of Human Rights; 8. Acknowledging Persons and Communities of Infinite Worth: The Concept of Dignity in the Jurisprudence of the South African Constitutional Court; 9. Human Dignity as a Constitutional Value: The Viewpoint of Polish Courts; Part III. Human Dignity, Religion, and Courts; 10. Deliberations on Dignity: Irish Case Law Concerning Medical Interventions and Freedom of Religion, Belief, and Conscience; 11. Religious Perspective of Human Dignity in Israeli Case Law; 12. Human (Personal) Dignity as an Argumentation Tool of the Russian Constitutional Court; Part IV. Human Dignity and Social Rights Protection; 13. The Judicial Use of Human Dignity in Social Rights Issues: A European Perspective; 14. Dignity as a Shield: The Putative Dignitarian Discourse on Protecting Migrant Domestic Workers in Singapore; 15. Concluding Remarks
Human Dignity;Human Rights;Legal Values;Judiciary;Constitutional Courts;Supranational Courts;Social Rights;Religious Freedom;European Law