PhD dissertations

On this page you can find the newest dissertations by SIM staff and PhD researchers.

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  Collective Reparations

  Diana Odier-Contreras Garduno, 2018, Intersentia

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  Human Rights and Drug Control

  Marie Elske Gispen, 2017, Intersentia 

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  Rights and wrongs under the ECHR: The prohibition of abuse of rights in Article 17 of the European Convention on Human Rights

  Paulien de Morree, 2016, Intersentia

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  Human Rights as Practice: Dalit Women Securing Livelihood Entitlements in South India

  Jayshree P. Mangubhai, 2014, Oxford University Press

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  Genocidal Gender and Sexual Violence: The Legacy of the ICTR, Rwanda’s Ordinary Courts and Gacaca Courts

  Usta Kaitesi, 2013, Intersentia

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  Transforming Discriminatory Sex Roles and Gender Stereotyping. The implementation of Article 5(a) CEDAW for the realisation of women’s right to be free from gender-based violence in Jamaica

  Ramona Biholar, 2013, Intersentia

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  European Non-Discrimination Law: . A Comparison of EU Law and the ECHR in the Field of Non-Discrimination and Freedom of Religion in Public Employment with an Emphasis on the Islamic Headscarf Issue

  Sarah Haverkort-Speekenbrink, 2012, Intersentia

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  Religious Symbols in Public Functions: Unveiling State Neutrality. A Comparative Analysis of Dutch, English and French Justifications for Limiting the Freedom of Public Officials to Display Religious Symbols

  Hana M.A.E. van Ooijen, 2012, Intersentia