Standing up for the voiceless ? : exploring the eu's capacity for rights protection

Exploring the eu's capacity for rights protection

Duez Denis

Parution le 20/07/2025

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In an era marked by a crisis of liberal values-notably within Europe-and mounting challenges to fundamental rights, Standing Up for the Voiceless? explores the European Union's evolving role in fostering political inclusion. At its core, the volume seeks to engage with a pressing question: does the EU truly amplify the voices of the marginalized-or, more pointedly, the voiceless? Emerging from the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence "Un-Muting Europe," this collection brings together fresh perspectives from early-career scholars across disciplines and borders. Through a diverse set of case studies-ranging from environmental justice and migration to democratic backsliding and digital rights-it critically examines how EU institutions interact with those historically silenced, including stateless individuals, minority groups, future generations, and even non-human entities. Adopting a sharp interdisciplinary lens, the book moves beyond institutional rhetoric to question whether the EU's discourse of participation and protection translates into tangible outcomes. Does the European Union function as a genuine platform for empowerment due to its unique institutional architecture-or does it, paradoxically, contribute to the very silencing it seeks to prevent? Timely and thought-provoking, this volume is essential reading for anyone interested in the legitimacy of European governance, the politics of voice and silence, and the future of rights protection in the EU.

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	PAPIER	NUMERIQUE
Éditeur(s)	Pu de saint louis
Auteur(s)	Duez Denis
Parution	20/07/2025	26/06/2025
Format	15.5 x 23	-
Couverture	Broché	-
Contenu	-	ePub + PDF + Mobi/Kindle
EAN13	9782802805380	9782802805403