The constituent elements of the Human Right to Peace
Synopsis
Although the right to peace appears enshrined in various international instruments, none of them specifically recognize the human right to peace with all its constituent elements. Therefore, in this research it is proposed that the effective recognition of the constituent elements of the human right to peace provides the legal bases on which the right to peace is based, understood as a right that cannot be realized without the concurrence of others. rights.
This work is the result of the research project “The constituent elements of the human right to peace”, approved in accordance with the Resolution of the Honorable Academic Council of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the University of Mendoza (Argentina) of August 2021. Likewise , this research work has the endorsement of the Federal Network of Studies on the Human Right to Peace (ReFEPAZ), created within the scope of the Federal Council of International Studies (CoFEI), headed by its secretary Dr. José Antonio Musso, by virtue of the Specific Collaboration Agreement entered into between said Network and the University of Mendoza.
With a prologue by Carlos VILLÁN DURÁN
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Work carried out by the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the University of Mendoza (Argentina), with the collaboration of the Federal Network of Studies on the Human Right to Peace (Argentina), and the sponsorship of the Spanish Association for International Law of Human Rights (Spain).
Chapters
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Annex that includes the Draft Universal Declaration on the Human Right to Peace (Luarca, Spain, updated January 30, 2023)
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Prologue
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Presentation of the research project “The constituent elements of the human right to peace”
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The human right to peace: an analysis of its content and constituent elements in its dual aspect, individual and collective
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Collective defence regimes and peace building
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The human rights of refugees and migrants and the human right to peace
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The human right to peace as an essential element for the continuity and development of the Mercosur integration process
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Historical memory as a constitutive element of the human right to peace. A study of South American society
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Is there a constitutional right to peace in South America?
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The human right to peace and the right to adequate food: a two-way interpretation
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International environmental responsibility in the face of the challenge of the human right to environmental peace in armed conflicts
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Water and its role as a bearer of peace
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Some considerations on the right to peace education
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Study on social peace and the constituent elements of the human right to peace
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Epilogue. Conclusions of the project “The constituent elements of the human right to peace”
Author Biographies
Lawyer, Specialist in Higher Education, University of Mendoza (UM). Master in Specialization and Research in Law and Doctoral Student in Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms University of Zaragoza (UNIZAR). Academic Coordinator, Researcher, Postgraduate Professor and Full Professor of Public International Law and Integration (UM). Full member of Integration Law of the Argentine Association of International Law (AADI). Regional Coordinator for Cuyo of the Federal Network of Studies on the Human Right to Peace (ReFEPAZ). Representative of the Latin American Bar of Jurists and Experts A.C. in Argentina. Director of the FCJS Research Project, UM “The constituent elements of the Human Right to Peace”.
Secretary of the Federal Network of Studies on the Right to Peace. Professor of Human Rights and Public International Law at the Catholic University of Santiago del Estero. Member of the Spanish Association for International Human Rights Law (AEDIDH). Professor of the Intercultural Education for Peace Chair, University of Mendoza-University of Chile.
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