Human Rights Law

2026

Selected Titles Catalogue

New and Recent Publications

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This catalogue presents a curated selection of new and recent titles in Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, and the Law of Armed Conflict, sourced from leading academic publishers worldwide. Compiled for law libraries, academic faculties, research centres, and professional institutions. All titles are available for immediate order. Price includes worldwide shipping.

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Areas Covered

• International Human Rights Law
• Regional Human Rights Systems (ECHR, IACHR, AfCHPR)
• Business and Human Rights
• Investment Law and Social Rights
• International Humanitarian Law
• Refugee and Migration Law
• Environmental and Climate Rights
• Labour Rights and Social Rights
• Data Protection and Privacy Rights
• Development-Induced Displacement
• Democracy, Rule of Law and Populism

Social Rights in International Investment Law: Reconciliation and Integration

Luis F. Yanes

Routledge | 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041012269

Examines the structural conflict between investment treaty protections and states' obligations under international human rights law in social sectors: water, health, education, and housing. Develops a systematic interpretive method enabling tribunals to apply investment protections compatibly with human rights duties without requiring treaty reform.

Business, Human Rights and Natural Resource Governance: Accountability for a Just Transition

Ricardo Pereira

Hart Publishing | February 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781509970841

Accountability frameworks governing business conduct in natural resource sectors during the energy transition, with a focus on corporate human rights due diligence and just transition obligations.

Deference and Divergence in Regional Human Rights Courts

Maria A. Sanchez

Cornell University Press | February 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781501785504

Comparative analysis of how the European, Inter-American, and African human rights courts apply the margin of appreciation doctrine. Advances a theoretical framework for understanding judicial restraint in international human rights adjudication.

Pluralising Actors and Norms in Human Rights Treaties: Beyond Monolithic States

Hinako Takata

Hart Publishing | February 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781509984077

Challenges the state-centric model of human rights treaty obligations. Examines how non-state actors, sub-state entities, and international organisations engage with treaty norms.

International Human Rights

Daniel J. Edquist-Whelan

Routledge | April 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781032447100

Comprehensive reference on the origins, architecture, and contemporary application of the international human rights system. Addresses treaty bodies, special procedures, enforcement mechanisms, and thematic rights areas.

Rent Control, Property and Human Rights Law

Kurt Xerri

Routledge | March 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041236719

Legal tension between rent control policies and the right to property under European human rights law. Analysis of ECtHR jurisprudence and proportionality framework under Article 1 Protocol 1 ECHR.

Multinationals and Human Rights in Asia

Jason Ho Ching Cheung

Hart Publishing | April 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781509980406

Application of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to multinationals in Asia. Case studies from the garment, technology, and extractive sectors.

Governing International Commons

Roger Merino

Cambridge University Press | May 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781009689045

Legal theory of international commons governance covering oceans, atmosphere, outer space, and global digital infrastructure. Bridges environmental law, human rights, and global governance scholarship.

The Human Cost of Development: Situating Development-Induced Displacement in International Human Rights Law

Roman Girma Teshome

T.M.C. Asser Press | February 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789462657502

Legal status of persons displaced by infrastructure and development projects under international human rights law. Accountability gaps and obligations of states and international financial institutions.

Undesirable But Unremovable Migrants: War Criminals, Terrorists and Foreign Offenders in Limbo

Joris Van Wijk

Routledge | March 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041131892

Legal and human rights dimensions of migrants who cannot be removed from host states due to non-refoulement obligations or statelessness. Focus on war criminals, terrorists, and serious offenders.

Quelling Insurrection: Lethal Force, Human Rights and the Laws of War

David Bicknell

Hart Publishing | February 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781509992225

Legal framework governing state use of lethal force against insurrection at the interface of IHL and human rights law. Threshold between law enforcement and armed conflict paradigms under ECtHR jurisprudence.

Responding to Authoritarian Populism at the European Court of Human Rights

Alain Zysset

Cambridge University Press | March 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781009377966

How the ECtHR has responded to systemic violations by states undergoing democratic backsliding. Strategic jurisprudence on judicial independence, rule of law, and civil liberties.

Identifying Non-International Armed Conflict

Nathan Derejko

Cambridge University Press | March 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781108844321

Criteria for identifying non-international armed conflict under IHL. Intensity and organisation thresholds, fragmented conflict environments, transnational armed groups, and hybrid warfare classification.

Labor in Hard Times: Workers' Legal Mobilization at the European Court of Human Rights

Filiz Kahraman

Cambridge University Press | March 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781009732369

How labour rights organisations have used the ECtHR to advance social and economic rights claims. Jurisprudence on freedom of association, collective bargaining, and the right to strike.

Criminal Justice and Data Protection: Communication Metadata under EU Human Rights Law

Isadora Neroni Rezende

Routledge | April 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041256489

Legal regime governing law enforcement access to communication metadata under EU human rights law. Tension between criminal justice objectives and privacy rights under the ECHR and EU Charter.

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