Table of Contents

Introduction: International Implications of Globalization on Emerging Notions of Fundamental Human Rights
1: Corporate Human Rights Obligations under Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
2: Globalization, Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples in the Arctic: An Interface between Free Trade and the Right to Culture
3: Freedom of Religion in a Globalized World: The European Experience
4: Globalization, Terrorism and Human Rights: The Mouse that Roared
5: Globalization and Its Effects on the Emerging Jurisprudence on the Right to Education in South Africa and Nigeria
6: The Emergence of the Human Right to Water in a Globalized Scenario and its Implications to International Investment Law
7: Interface between the Third Generation Human Rights and the Good Governance in a Globalized World
8: The Place of Capitalism in the Pursuit of Human Rights in the Globalized Relationships of States
Index
Bibliography
About the Contributors

About the Author

Jeffery F. Addicott is Distinguished Professor of Law and the Director of the Center for Terrorism Law, St. Mary's University School of Law, San Antonio, Texas.

Md Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan is Assistant Professor and LLM coordinator, Department of Law, ASA University, Bangladesh.

Tareq M.R. Chowdhury is Dean, Faculty of Law, ASA University, Bangladesh.