Castellino, J.; Bradshaw, S.

Sustainable development and social inclusion: why a changed approach is central to combating vulnerability [conference item]

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Castellino, J. and Bradshaw, S. 2015. Sustainable development and social inclusion: why a changed approach is central to combating vulnerability [conference item]. Symposium on The Post-2015 Development Agenda: From the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). University of Washington, Seattle, USA 01 May 2015

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Title	Sustainable development and social inclusion: why a changed approach is central to combating vulnerability [conference item]
Authors	Castellino, J. and Bradshaw, S.
Research Group	Law and Politics
Conference	Symposium on The Post-2015 Development Agenda: From the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Print	01 May 2015
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Ghetto

Castellino, J. 2005. Ghetto. in: Shelton, D. (ed.) Encyclopedia of genocide and crimes against humanity London Macmillan Reference. pp. 408-414

Death march

Castellino, J. 2005. Death march. in: Shelton, D. (ed.) Encyclopedia of genocide and crimes against humanity London Macmillan Reference. pp. 226-229

Conclusions

Castellino, J. 2005. Conclusions. in: Castellino, J. and Walsh, N. (ed.) International law and indigenous peoples. Leiden Martinus Nijhoff. pp. 395-399

Conceptual difficulties and the right to indigenous self-determination

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Catholic church

Castellino, J. 2005. Catholic church. in: Shelton, D. (ed.) Encyclopedia of genocide and crimes against humanity London Macmillan Reference. pp. 155-159

Asian regional systems

Castellino, J. 2005. Asian regional systems. in: Smith, R. and Anker, C. (ed.) The essentials of human rights. London Hodder. pp. 16-18

In support of affirmative action measures.

Castellino, J. 2004. In support of affirmative action measures. in: Sepulveda, M. (ed.) Human rights reference handbook Costa Rica University of Peace. pp. 36-38

Asian regional system

Castellino, J. 2004. Asian regional system. in: Sepulveda, M. (ed.) Human rights reference handbook. Costa Rica University of Peace. pp. 169-170

Affirmative action for the protection of linguistic rights: an analysis of international human rights legal standards in the context of the Irish language.

Castellino, J. 2004. Affirmative action for the protection of linguistic rights: an analysis of international human rights legal standards in the context of the Irish language. Dublin University law journal. 25, pp. 1-43.