Riedel, E: Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights

I. Introduction; 1 Gilles Giacca, Christophe Golay, and Eibe Riedel: Addressing the Issues and Challenges Confronting ESC Rights; II. Challenges in the Protection of ESC Rights in Times of Crisis; 2 Gilles Giacca: The Protection of Socio-Economic Rights in Armed Conflict: Challenges and Prospects; 3 Mary Dowell-Jones: The Bond Markets and Socio-Economic Rights: Understanding the Challenge of Austerity; 4 Ignazio Saiz and Sally-Anne Way: The Global Economic Crisis and its Implications for Economic and Social Rights; 5 Olivier De Schutter: Companies and ESC Rights: The Need for a New Deal?; III. Interrelationship of ESC Rights with other Legal Regimes; 6 Hans Morten Haugen: Trade and Investment Agreements: What Role for ESC Rights in International Economic Law?; 7 Holger P. Hestermeyer: ESC Rights in the World Trade Organization: Legal Aspects and Reality; 8 Jorge E. Vinuales and Stephanie Chuffard: From the Other Shore: ESC Rights from an International Environmental Law Perspective; 9 Michelle Foster: International Refugee Law and Socio-Economic Rights; 10 Larissa van den Herik: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - International Criminal Law's Blind Spot?; IV. Challenges of Non-discrimination and equality in ESC rights; 11 Ioana Cismas: Revisiting the Intersection of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and Civil and Political Rights; 12 Sandra Ratjen: Non-Discrimination, Substantive Equality, and the realization of ESC Rights for All; 13 Christine Chinkin: ESC Rights and Gender; V. New Concepts and Tools to Measure the Progressive Realization of ESC Rights; 14 Eibe Riedel: Indicators and Benchmarks - A Golden Metwand for ESC Rights Monitoring?; 15 Aoife Nolan: Budget Analysis and Economic and Social Rights; 16 Simon Walker: Human Rights Impact Assessments: Emerging Practice and Challenges; 17 Tahmina Karimova: Obligation of International Assistance and Cooperation in Development Cooperation: A Legal Map with Areas of Shade and Light; 18 Sigrun Skogly: 'Available

Eibe Riedel is Emeritus Chair of German and Comparative Public Law and European and International Law at the University of Mannheim, Germany, Swiss Human Rights Chair at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, and a member of the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Geneva. He studied law and theology at King's College London, and law at the University of Kiel. He obtained his Dr. iuris in 1974 and Dr. iur. habil. in 1983. He has been a Professor of Public Law and International Law at the University of Mainz, then at the University of Marburg, then at Mannheim. Prof. Riedel has recently been appointed a Judge at the Hague Court of Arbitration. He is a Director of the Inland Navigation Law Institute, and the Director of the Institute of Medical Law, Bioethics and Public Health. He was Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of Mannheim from 1996-2000.; Dr Gilles Giacca is a Research Fellow at the Law Faculty and Co-ordinator of the Oxford M