WELFARE RIGHTS (Update)
The Politics of Poverty: Why the Charter Does Not Protect Welfare Rights
... of welfare rights advo- cates, legal claims for a Charter right to welfare are likely to continue to ...adequate welfare is popular support, which can be won only if the logic of ...
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Conditional citizens? welfare rights and responsibilities in the late 1990s
... for welfare organised according to a principle of conditionality to restrict the welfare rights of certain individuals and groups on grounds of perceived immorality and difference should not be ...
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The impact of conditionality on the welfare rights of EU migrants in the UK
... of welfare conditionality, at supra-national (EU), nation state (UK) and at what Lipsky (1980) called the ‘street’ level of implementation, in rendering the social security rights of EU migrants in the UK ...
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Creeping conditionality in the UK: From welfare rights to conditional entitlements?
... UK welfare reforms, which have a ‘principle of conditionality’ at their core, within a discussion of the wider emergence of ‘active/Third Way’ social policies in many Western welfare ...UK welfare ...
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The impact of conditionality on the welfare rights of EU migrants in the UK
... behavioural welfare conditionality to negatively structure the everyday interactions of EU migrants with the Jobcentre Plus (JC+) and Work Programme (WP) staff who implement the sanctions and support that are ...
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New directions in welfare : rights-based social policies in post-neoliberal Latin America
... of rights-based welfare in the cases we discuss here is a magic bullet, capable of addressing the long-standing inequalities that have historically obstructed both development and democracy in Latin ...of ...
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State Action, Social Welfare Rights, and the Judicial Role: Some Comparative Observations
... Courts apply passive review when they employ a standard of irrationality or intentional discrimination to assess claims that the level or distribution of important good[r] ...
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Evaluating Population Origins and Interpretations of Identity: a Case Study of the Lemba of South Africa
... Welfare rights activists centralized their role as consumers and built their justification on the idea that citizenship and consumption ...term welfare, consumption underwent a meaning switch in the ...
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Promoting social inclusion? The impact of village services on the lives of older people living in rural England
... Likewise, welfare rights and advice schemes, targeted at specific rural communities, alleviate rural poverty in old age by alerting people to their entitlements and enhancing benefit take up; particularly ...
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Social Rights in the face of the Crisis. Reflections on the Spanish Case
... constitutional rights depend on public intervention, in the sense that it applies not only to social or welfare rights, but to a greater or lesser extent, to all civil rights recognized in the ...
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Afrocentric Approaches to Working with Immigrant Communities
... While Afrocentricity has its origins in African American scholarship, in continental African scholarship and politics, the concept of an African worldview is expressed in terms of ‘Ubuntu’. Ubuntu recognises the ...
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The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child
... human rights law that it is states which are primarily responsible as duty bearers, and reflects the African concept that the family is the basic unit of ...
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State's Guardianship over Criminals
... Both from the standpoint of the welfare and rights of the criminal and of the needs of society, ought there not to be a double inquiry into the particular offense and into the general ch[r] ...
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Cultural preference on fertility and the growth and welfare effects of intellectual property rights
... simplify their analysis, Jones (2001, 2003) and Growiec (2006) consider a model in which the allocation of inputs to R&D is exogenously determined. The present study di¤ers from Jones (2001, 2003) and Growiec (2006) ...
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International Intellectual Property Rights: Effects on Growth, Welfare and Income Inequality
... For example, China amended its patent law in 2000 in anticipation of its accession to the WTO in 2001. 4 Since this amendment, the annual growth rate of applications for invention patents in China has increased to 23% ...
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AN ANALYSIS OF CHILD ABUSE IN INDIAN SCENARIO
... A ‘right’ may be defined as something to which an individual has a claim through certain rules of legitimacy. According to Naidu (1991), ‘right’ means two kinds of guarantee that the state provides to a citizen one, the ...
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Fairness and Utility in Products Liability: Balancing Individual Rights and Social Welfare
... Third Restatement strikes both a fair and reasonable balance between individual justice and social utility. It is only in its application of the reasonable alternative design test to [r] ...
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A child rights impact assessment of the impact of welfare reform on children in Northern Ireland
... Labour government and implemented there in the Welfare Reform Act (2008) and in Northern Ireland by the 2010 Welfare Reform (NI) Act. In this paper, these are referred to “announced by previous government”. ...
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The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978: Violating Personal Rights for the Sake of the Tribe
... Although the Supreme Court has held that a child should not be subject to adverse legal discrimination because of factors beyond the child's control, 53 such a resul[r] ...
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Legal Policy Of Peoples Rights In Around Mining Corporate Post-Mining Activities
... of human rights, especially those of the community around the mining corporate. More significant the current environmental especially for future generations, so any use of natural resources needs to be attention ...
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