Right to Political Participation

Preface

Introduction: The Role of International Human Rights Courts in Ensuring the Right to Political Participation and Promoting Sustainable Democracy

Part I - The European Court of Human Rights.

1. 1. The (Not) Impact of the European Court of Human Rights' Judgement on the Protection of Political Rights in Azerbaijan

2. Crackdown on Dissent: The Court of Strasbourg and the Right to Vote in Bulgaria

3. The Role of the European Court of Human Rights in Securing Voting Rights Of Minorities in the Ethnically-Divided Republic of Cyprus

4. The Right to Vote of Persons with Mental Disabilities in Hungary under Art. 3 of Protocol 1 to the European Convention on Human Rights

5. Italian Democracy in Strasbourg and the Compliance with Europe-an Court' Judgments on Political Rights. A Light in a Dark Panorama

6. Democracy and Political Participation in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia: A Complicated Combination Under the Lens of the European Court of Human Rights

7. At Any Cost? The Economic and Legal Response of Romania to the European Court of Human Rights Judgments Relating to Art. 3 of Protocol 1 to the Euro-pean Convention on Human Rights

8. Right to Vote and the Right to have the Last Word: Russia and the European Court of Human Rights Facing Political Rights

9. . Democracy And The Right To Free Elections In Turkey. What Role For The European Court Of Human Rights?

10. Prisoners' Voting Rights and the Long-Lasting Political Resistance to the Implementation of the European Court of Human Rights' Judgments

Part. II- The Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

11. The Protection of the Political Rights of Minorities in the Inter-American System. An Analysis of the Norin Catriman Case and the Right to Political Participation in the State of Chile

12. Threats Against Political Rights and Democracy in Colombia: Execution of Political Leaders

13. Political Rights of Human Rights Defenders and Indigenous Lead-ers in the Inter-American Court: A Case Study from Guatemala

14. Electoral Rights In Nicaragua: The Unbearable Lightness of Non-Implementation?

15. Political Rights in Venezuela: An Outstanding Issue

Part III - An Empirical Assessment Based on Political Economy.

16. The Relationship Between the Courts of Human Rights Decisions and Voter Turnout. An Empirical Analysis on Europe and Latin America

Conclusions: Are Contemporary Democracies Sustainable? Some Concluding Remarks

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• Direito internacional dos direitos humanos
• Direito constitucional e administrativo
• Estruturas políticas: democracia

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