Rights for Others: The Slow Home-Coming of Human Rights in the Netherlands
作者： Barbara Oomen
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摘要: 1. Introduction: the rights for others 2. Internationalism as a constitutional identity 3. Rights-free citizenship 4. The struggle over human education 5. A very un-Dutch case? 6. Dealing with domestic violence Dutch way 7. Giving effect to social 8. of reformed 9. Conclusion: contested homecoming rights.
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