Human Rights as Indivisible Rights
The Protection of Socio-Economic Demands under the European Convention on Human Rights
Biographical note
Ida Elisabeth Koch (Ph.D. 1995, in law, University of Copenhagen), has worked for a number of years primarily at the Danish Institute for Human Rights. She has published extensively on various human rights issues, primarily on the issue of economic, social and cultural rights.
Readership
The book is primarily of interest to legal scholars dealing with the notion of indivisibiliy of human rights but indeed also to those who favour the traditional dichotomotous perception of human rights which includes scepticism with regard to the justiciability of socio-economic rights.
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