Subsidiarity as a structural principle of international human rights law

In: American journal of international law, Band 97, Heft 1, S. 38-79

Abstract

Thanks to its capacity to embrace a conception of common good, consonant with human rights, while still affirming and protecting the pluralism of the global community, the idea of subsidiarity, more than classic notions of state sovereignty, can help to understand and evaluate the fundamental structure of international human rights law. (SWP-Wdr / Übernahme aus DE)