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Acknowledgments.
Abbreviations.
Contributors.
I: Concepts and Principles.
1. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: A Universal Challenge; A. Eide, A. Rosas.
2. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights as Human Rights; A. Eide.
3. Economic and Social Rights as Legal Rights; M. Scheinin.
4. The Protection of Economic and Social Rights in Domestic Legal Systems; S. Liebenberg.
5. Cultural Rights: A Social Science Perspective; R. Stavenhagen.
6. The Right of Self-Determination; A. Rosas.
7. The Right to Development; A. Rosas.
II: Selected Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
II: Selected Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
8. The Right to an Adequate Standard of Living Including the Right to Food; A. Eide.
9. The Human Right to Adequate Housing; S. Leckie.
10. The Right to Health; B. Toebes.
11. The Right to Property; C. Krause.
12. The Right to Social Security; M. Scheinin.
13. The Right to Work and Rights in Work; K. Drzewicki.
14. The Right to Education; M. Nowak.
15. The Right to Human Rights Education; G. Alfredsson.
16. Cultural Rights as Individual Human Rights; A. Eide.
17. Human Rights and Protection of the Environment; G. Handl.
III: Selected Beneficiaries and Situations.
18. Women; K. Frostell, M. Scheinin.
19. Children; T. Hammarberg.
20. Minorities and Indigenous Peoples; A.-C. Bloch.
21. Migrant Workers; J. Niessen.
22. Armed Conflicts; A. Rosas, M. Sandvik-Nylund.
IV: Implementation and Realization.
23. Implementation Mechanisms and Remedies; A. Rosas, M. Scheinin.
24. The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; M. Craven.
25. Technical Cooperation in the Field of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; G. Alfredsson.
26. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in the External Relations of the European Union; A. Rosas.
27. Protecting Social Rights in the European Union; E. Szyszczak.
28. Internatinal Development Finance Institutions: The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund; S.S. Åkermark.
29. Indicators; K. Tomaševski.
30. The Use of Indicators in the Practice of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; A. Eide.
31. Obstacles and Goals to be Pursued; A. Eide.
32. Multinational Enterprises and Emergent Jurisprudence on Violations of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; C. Scott.
Annexes.
Bibliography.
Table of Treaties.
Subject Index.
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