Gordon DiGiacomo teaches political science at the University of Ottawa.

• AcknowledgementsContributors IntroductionGordon DiGiacomo Part One1. The Evolution of Human Rights Protection in CanadaBrooke Jeffrey 2. The Genesis and Evolution of the Postwar Human Rights ProjectRoland Burke and James Kirby Part Two3. Political Institutions and the Protection of Human RightsGordon DiGiacomo 4. Federalism and Rights: The Case of the United States, with Comparative PerspectivesJohn Kincaid 5. Human Rights NGOsDavid Zarnett Part Three6. Temporary Migrant Workers in Canada: Protecting and Extending Labour RightsTanya Basok 7. Children's Rights: Their Role, Significance, and PotentialTara Collins and Christine Gervais 8. Age, Age Discrimination, and AgeismThomas R. Klassen 9. Aboriginal Rights: The Right to Self-Government versus the Right to Self-DeterminationGordon DiGiacomo and Tracie Scott 10. DisAbling Human Rights? Moving from Rights to Access and Inclusion in Daily LifeDeborah Stienstra 11. The Politics of Women's RightsCaroline Andrew 12. "All Manner of Wickedness Abounds": Reconciling Queer Rights and Religious RightsKaren Busby 13. The Arab Spring and Human Rights: Discarding the Old ClichÉsMahmood Monshipouri and Kelley O'Dell 14. Freedom of Religion: A Change in Perspective?Melanie Adrian Part Four15. Whither Economic and Social Rights? Assessing the Position of Economic and Social Rights in the Neoliberal, Post-Crisis ContextSusan Kang and Jennifer Rutledge 16. Business and Human Rights: Challenges in Accessing Remedy and JusticeSara Seck and Kirsten Stefanik 17. Human Rights and Climate ChangeSam Adelman 18. Human Rights and Security: Reflections on an Integral RelationTrevor Purvis 19. Now You See Me: Privacy, Technology, and Autonomy in the Digital AgeValerie Steeves Concluding Discussion: The Effectiveness of Rights InstrumentsGordon DiGiacomo Appendix 1: International Human Rights TreatiesAppendix 2: Simulation ExerciseGlossaryIndex

Gordon DiGiacomo teaches political science at the University of Ottawa.

• AcknowledgementsContributors IntroductionGordon DiGiacomo Part One1. The Evolution of Human Rights Protection in CanadaBrooke Jeffrey 2. The Genesis and Evolution of the Postwar Human Rights ProjectRoland Burke and James Kirby Part Two3. Political Institutions and the Protection of Human RightsGordon DiGiacomo 4. Federalism and Rights: The Case of the United States, with Comparative PerspectivesJohn Kincaid 5. Human Rights NGOsDavid Zarnett Part Three6. Temporary Migrant Workers in Canada: Protecting and Extending Labour RightsTanya Basok 7. Children's Rights: Their Role, Significance, and PotentialTara Collins and Christine Gervais 8. Age, Age Discrimination, and AgeismThomas R. Klassen 9. Aboriginal Rights: The Right to Self-Government versus the Right to Self-DeterminationGordon DiGiacomo and Tracie Scott 10. DisAbling Human Rights? Moving from Rights to Access and Inclusion in Daily LifeDeborah Stienstra 11. The Politics of Women's RightsCaroline Andrew 12. "All Manner of Wickedness Abounds": Reconciling Queer Rights and Religious RightsKaren Busby 13. The Arab Spring and Human Rights: Discarding the Old ClichÉsMahmood Monshipouri and Kelley O'Dell 14. Freedom of Religion: A Change in Perspective?Melanie Adrian Part Four15. Whither Economic and Social Rights? Assessing the Position of Economic and Social Rights in the Neoliberal, Post-Crisis ContextSusan Kang and Jennifer Rutledge 16. Business and Human Rights: Challenges in Accessing Remedy and JusticeSara Seck and Kirsten Stefanik 17. Human Rights and Climate ChangeSam Adelman 18. Human Rights and Security: Reflections on an Integral RelationTrevor Purvis 19. Now You See Me: Privacy, Technology, and Autonomy in the Digital AgeValerie Steeves Concluding Discussion: The Effectiveness of Rights InstrumentsGordon DiGiacomo Appendix 1: International Human Rights TreatiesAppendix 2: Simulation ExerciseGlossaryIndex

Gordon DiGiacomo teaches political science at the University of Ottawa.

• AcknowledgementsContributors IntroductionGordon DiGiacomo Part One1. The Evolution of Human Rights Protection in CanadaBrooke Jeffrey 2. The Genesis and Evolution of the Postwar Human Rights ProjectRoland Burke and James Kirby Part Two3. Political Institutions and the Protection of Human RightsGordon DiGiacomo 4. Federalism and Rights: The Case of the United States, with Comparative PerspectivesJohn Kincaid 5. Human Rights NGOsDavid Zarnett Part Three6. Temporary Migrant Workers in Canada: Protecting and Extending Labour RightsTanya Basok 7. Children's Rights: Their Role, Significance, and PotentialTara Collins and Christine Gervais 8. Age, Age Discrimination, and AgeismThomas R. Klassen 9. Aboriginal Rights: The Right to Self-Government versus the Right to Self-DeterminationGordon DiGiacomo and Tracie Scott 10. DisAbling Human Rights? Moving from Rights to Access and Inclusion in Daily LifeDeborah Stienstra 11. The Politics of Women's RightsCaroline Andrew 12. "All Manner of Wickedness Abounds": Reconciling Queer Rights and Religious RightsKaren Busby 13. The Arab Spring and Human Rights: Discarding the Old ClichÉsMahmood Monshipouri and Kelley O'Dell 14. Freedom of Religion: A Change in Perspective?Melanie Adrian Part Four15. Whither Economic and Social Rights? Assessing the Position of Economic and Social Rights in the Neoliberal, Post-Crisis ContextSusan Kang and Jennifer Rutledge 16. Business and Human Rights: Challenges in Accessing Remedy and JusticeSara Seck and Kirsten Stefanik 17. Human Rights and Climate ChangeSam Adelman 18. Human Rights and Security: Reflections on an Integral RelationTrevor Purvis 19. Now You See Me: Privacy, Technology, and Autonomy in the Digital AgeValerie Steeves Concluding Discussion: The Effectiveness of Rights InstrumentsGordon DiGiacomo Appendix 1: International Human Rights TreatiesAppendix 2: Simulation ExerciseGlossaryIndex