Daphne Barak-Erez teaches constitutional and administrative law at the Faculty of Law of Tel-Aviv University and acts as the Chair of the Israeli Society of Public Law. Aeyal Gross teaches constitutional and international law at the Faculty of Law of Tel-Aviv University and acts as a board member of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel.
1 Introduction: Do We Need Social Rights? Questions in the Era of
Globalisation, Privatisation, and the Diminished Welfare State DAPHNE
BARAK-EREZ AND AEYAL M GROSS Part I: Theoretical Perspectives on Social
Rights 2 The Constitution, Social Rights and Liberal Political
Justification FRANK I MICHELMAN 3 Failed Decolonisation and the Future of
Social Rights: Some Preliminary Reflections UPENDRA BAXI 4 'If you don't
pay, you die': On Death and Desire in the Postcolony LUCIE WHITE Part II:
Global and Regional Perspectives on Social Rights 5 Stuck in a Moment in
Time: The International Justiciability of Economic, Social and Cultural
Rights YUVAL SHANY 6 Social Rights and Social Policy: Transformations on
the International Landscape KERRY RITTICH 7 Indirect Protection of Social
Rights by the European Court of Human Rights EVA BREMS Part III: National
Perspectives on Social Rights 8 Social Rights Litigation in India:
Developments of the Last Decade JAYNA KOTHARI 9 Socio-Economic Rights: The
Promise and Limitation-The South African Experience DENNIS M DAVIS 10
Social Rights in Canada PATRICK MACKLEM 11 Social Citizenship: The
Neglected Aspect of Israeli Constitutional Law DAPHNE BARAK-EREZ AND AEYAL
M GROSS Part IV: Implementing Specific Social Rights 12 The Many Faces of
the Right to Education YORAM RABIN 13 The Right to Health in an Era of
Privatisation and Globalisation: National and International Perspectives
AEYAL M GROSS 14 The Right to Work-The Value of Work GUY MUNDLAK Part V:
Social Rights of Special Groups 15 The Social Rights of People with
Disabilities: Reconciling Care and Justice NETA ZIV 16 Social Rights as
Women's Rights DAPHNE BARAK-EREZ
