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Analysing users trajectories in human rights : a conceptual exploration and research agenda
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Abstract
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| This article develops a research approach which can be summarised as analysing users trajectories in human rights. e key element of this approach, adopting a users perspective on human rights, implies a shi in analytical focus. Instead of analysing a speci c legal instrument, topic or enforcement mechanism, one puts oneself in the shoes of those who engage with (use) human rights. e article explores the implications of adopting such a users perspective on human rights and introduces and re ects upon a categorisation of human rights uses and users. It proposes a broad understanding of human rights users, including rights claimants (who invoke human rights), rights realisers (who give e ect to human rights), supportive users (who support the realisation of human rights) and judicial users (who impose the implementation of human rights), and argues that a possible way of adopting a users perspective is through analysing the trajectories of users in relation to human rights. |
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Language
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English
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Human rights & international legal discourse. - Mortsel, 2006 - 2019
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Publication
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Mortsel
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Intersentia
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2014
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ISSN
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1783-7014
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Volume/pages
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8
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(2014)
, p. 121-141
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