Mediterranean Journal of Human Rights : volume 3 : number 2

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Table of contents:

- Editorial: Politics, Sovereignty and Globalisation: Giorgio Rebuffa

- A Civil Code for Europe: Ex Pluribus Unum: Guido Alpa

- "Democratic Interference" with Regard to the Haider Case: Salvo Ando

- Income Distribution, Social Cohesion and Sustainable Development: The Economy of Communion Model: Emanuel P Delia

- Le Concept de Citoyennete dans un Contexte Arabo-Islamique: Chokri Memni

- International Criminal Justice: The Next Step, The Hague: Ezechia Paolo Reale

- Techne, Politics, Human Rights: Millennium-Eve Considerations On some Aspects of Globalization: Ciro S bailo

- Criminals, Monsters, Human Rights: Are Human Rights for Monsters too? Franco Sidoti

- The Accused's Presence in Criminal Proceedings: Malta and Strasbourg: John J Cremona

- Torture and Allegations of Inhuman and Degrading Treatment in the Basque Region: Inigo Elkoro & Esther Aguirre

- Human Rights: Universal Relevance but Local Interpretation: Joseph A Filletti

- The Universal Character of Human Rights and Mediterranean Regionalization: Milena Modica

- Empowering NGO's to Prevent Torture in South-Eastern Europe: Audrey Vogel

- Workshop Report

- Book Reviews

- Abstracts in Arabic