Monitoring Human Rights in Europe: Comparing International Procedures and Mechanisms: 30 (International Studies in Human Rights, 30) - Tapa dura

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'Practitioners wishing to familiarise themselves with the European mechanisms for the first time will find the basic descriptions helpful. Lawyers more seasoned in the international protection of human rights in Europe will still find the comparative discussions, criticisms and recommendations worthwhile reading. Activists in the field may welcome some of the clearer explanations of mechanisms to influence decision-making ...' Immigration & Nationality Law & Practice, 9:3 (1995). 'This book is recommended to all...' Journal of Peace Research, 32:4 (1995). 'What makes the book particularly valuable is that most contributions are comprised of sets of individual conclusions and recommendations which are then summarized in a number of general recommendations ...' European Journal of International Law, 5:3 (1994).