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Kirsten Lampe - Human Rights in the Context of EU Foreign Policy and Enlargement

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Kirsten Lampe

Human Rights in the Context of EU Foreign Policy and Enlargement

Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Recht

Volume 488 2007

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

Glossary of Abbreviations S. 11-12

Table of Cases S. 13-16

Acknowledgement S. 17-18

Realism S. 19-22

Neorealism S. 22-23

Consocialism S. 23-24

Neofunctionalism S. 24-25

Constructivism S. 25-26

Intergovernmentalism S. 26-27

Interdependence S. 27-28

Reflections on Theory S. 28-29

The Concept of Non-Discrimination S. 29-31

Council of Europe Instruments S. 31-32

Non-legally Binding Instruments S. 32-34

Methodology S. 34-38

Introduction S. 39-40

The Treaties of Rome and Paris S. 40-50

The Single European Act S. 50-52

The Treaty of Maastricht S. 52-63

The Treaty of Amsterdam S. 63-73

The Role of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union S. 73-77

The Treaty of Nice S. 77-80

The Relationship Between the ECJ and the ECtHR and Between the European Convention on Human Rights and the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights S. 80-83

The Constitutional Convention and Draft Constitution S. 83-84

Conclusion S. 84-85

Stage One: November 1972 to August 1975 S. 85-87

Initial Difficulties and Their Resolution: 1975 to 1989 S. 87-90

The Copenhagen Document S. 90

Moving on After the End of the Cold War S. 90-92

A New Organisation S. 92-93

Conclusion S. 93-94

The Structure of the Council S. 94-95

The Convention S. 95-97

The Commissioner for Human Rights S. 97-98

A Rapprochement to the East S. 98-99

General Conclusion S. 99-100

Introduction S. 101

The Progression of CFSP in the EU S. 101-103

The Legal Basis for Human Rights Under the Treaties S. 103-105

Can Human Rights Be Seen as a ‘Larger Overall Value’ that the Union Proclaims to Uphold? S. 105-106

CFSP – Current Practice S. 106-111

What Role Human Rights Played So Far in CFSP and How Effectively Has CFSP Been Used? S. 111-115

Why Enlarge to the East? S. 115-120

The Recognition of Eastern European Countries in 1991 S. 120-122

The Copenhagen Criteria S. 122-125

Introduction S. 126-127

Security Aspects with Regard to Minorities S. 127-132

What Are Minorities? A Variety of Definitions S. 132-137

What Type of Rights Are Protected? S. 137-146

Community Law and Legislative Initiatives Concerning Minorities S. 146-151

EU Minority Policy with Regard to the Central Eastern European Countries S. 151-156

Minority Protection Under the TEU and TEC Provisions S. 156-164

Protection Under Article 14 ECHR S. 164-167

Protection Under Other ECHR Provisions S. 167-169

The European Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities of 1995 S. 169-172

The European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages S. 172-173

The UN Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities S. 173-179

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. S. 179-182

The Role of the Main Political Bodies S. 182-185

The High Commissioner on National Minorities S. 185-188

The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights S. 188-189

Reasons for the Current Double-Standards Policy S. 189-193

Future Scenarios S. 193-195

Introduction S. 196-198

Constitutional and Statutory Provisions S. 198-203

Institutions for the Protection of Minorities S. 203-204

Education S. 204-205

Language Rights S. 205-206

Culture and Media S. 206-207

Religion S. 207

Participation in Public Affairs S. 207-208

Conclusion S. 208-209

Constitutional and Statutory Provisions S. 209-211

Institutions for the Protection of Minorities S. 211-212

Education S. 212-213

Language Rights S. 213

Culture and Media S. 213-214

Religion S. 214-215

Participation in Public Affairs S. 215-216

The Situation of the Roma S. 216-217

Conclusion S. 217-218

Constitutional and Statutory Provisions S. 218-220

Institutions for the Protection of Minorities S. 220-221

Education S. 221

Language Rights S. 221-222

Culture and Media S. 222-223

Religion S. 223

Participation in Public Affairs S. 223-224

The Situation of the Roma S. 224-225

Conclusion S. 225-226

Constitutional and Statutory Provisions S. 226-228

Institutions for the Protection of Minorities S. 228-229

Education S. 229-230

Language Rights S. 230-231

Culture and the Media S. 231-232

Religion S. 232

Participation in Public Affairs S. 232-234

The Situation of the Roma S. 234

Conclusion S. 234-236

General Conclusion on Chapter V S. 236

Summary and Observations S. 237-242

Reflections on Future Scenarios S. 242-245

Recommendations S. 245-248

Bibliography S. 249-263

doi.org/10.5771/9783845200187

Hans Joas, Matthias Jung - Über das anthropologische Kreuz der Entscheidung

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Hans Joas (ed.), Matthias Jung (ed.)

Über das anthropologische Kreuz der Entscheidung

Series: Studien zur Rechtsphilosophie und Rechtstheorie

Volume 50 2008

doi.org/10.5771/9783845210865

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