Publication
2006
This paper examines the national implementation of international human rights law in the legal system of Serbia. It provides an overview of the interplay between international and national law, discusses the international law agenda in Serbia and Montenegro, and discusses how legal discourse has been replaced by legally untenable concepts. The author argues that the increase in human rights language does not necessarily indicate the proper and correct enforcement of human rights norms.
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Author | Sanja Djajic |
Series | LSE Global Governance Discussion Papers |
Issue | 41 |
Publisher | LSE Global Governance |
Copyright | © 2006 Centre for the Study of Global Governance (CsGG), London, UK |