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Human Rights. Human Rights and the Challenge of Relevance: The Case ofCollective Rights; A.A. An-Na'im. `Positive Obligations' Implied in theEuropean Convention on Human Rights: Are the States Still the `Masters' ofthe Convention? P. van Dijk. The United States' Reservations to the ICCPR;International Law versus God's Own Constitution; W. van Genugten.International Human Rights Obligations for Companies and Domestic Courts: AnUnlikely Combination? F. van Hoof. `History Stalks Before it Strikes':Tightened Identity and the Right to Self-Determination; R.E. Howard. TheChallenging Struggle for Fundamental Social Rights; T. Jaspers. Out ofControl. State Responsibility and Human Rights: Will the ILC's Definition ofthe `Act of State' meet the Challenges of the 21st Century? R. Lawson. TheInter-American Commission on Human Rights and Women, with ParticularReference to Violence; C. Medina. Migrant Workers as a `New' Minority.Sociological and Legal Definition of Minority; A. Michalska. The New TrendTowards Re-Politicising Human Rights; M. Nowak. The Rights of the Child; J.Smith. Non-State Entities and Human Rights within the Context of Nation-Statein the 21st Century; D. Weissbrodt. Combating Organised Crime in theNetherlands -- The Ramola Case; H. Werdmolder. Turkey and the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights; L. Zwaak. The Nation-State, Human Rights andInternational Organisations. The Human Rights Committee's ConcludingObservations; I. Boerefijn. United Nations Strategies to Combat Racism andRacial Discrimination; A Sobering but not Hopeless Balance-Sheet; T. vanBoven. Human Rights and International Security: United Nations FieldOperations Redux; D.P. Forsythe. NGOs and Democratic Process in InternationalOrganisations; L. Gordenker. Intergovernmental Organisations, theNation-State and Minority Protection; Possibilities and Obstacles for the21st Century; J. Herman. Peace Operations: New Opportunities for the UnitedNations to Promote and Protect Human Rights in the 21st Century; H. Hey. TheChallenge of Intervention on Behalf of Democracy; H. Leurdijk. Sovereigntyversus Human Rights? A Tale of UN Security Council Resolution 688 (1991) onthe Protection of the Kurdish People; N. Schrijver. Some Reflections on HumanRights and International Organisations; M. van der Stoel. The Nation-State,Foreign Policy and Human Rights. What Sovereignty was Transferred to theRepublic of Indonesia? H. Burgers. The Netherlands, the European Union andthe Protection of Human Rights; M.C. Castermans-Holleman. Human Rights,Globalisation, and the State; J. Donnelly. Democracy and Foreign Policy: TheIncompatibility Thesis Revisited; P. Everts. Human Rights Violations: AThreat to International Peace and Security; F. Grunfeld. How Realistic is theRealist's Position on Human Rights? A. van Staden. The Predictability ofForeign Policies: The British EMU Policy; F.N. Stokman, R. Thomson. PeaceOperations - Some Lessons for the Future