Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky is a sovereign debt expert at United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.Jernej Letnar Cernic is Assistant Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Government and European Studies, Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia.

...this book makes a pleasant read for anyone interested in the intersection of sovreign finance and human rights. Perhaps more importantly, it is a laudable undertaking in terms of its programmatic aspiration to elevate human rights on the priority scale of policy making with regards to sovreign insolvency.

• 1 Placing Human Rights at the Centre of Sovereign Financing Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart I Debt and Gross Violations of Political and Civil Rights 2 Rational Choice and Financial Complicity with Human Rights Abuses: Policy and Legal Implications Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Abel Escribà-Folch3 UN Sanctions that Safeguard, Undermine, or Both, Human Rights Patricia Pinto Soares4 The Significance of Human Rights for the Debt of Countries in Transition Dustin Sharp5 Establishing Liability for Financial Complicity in International Crimes Nadia BernazPart II Debt Crises and Social and Economic Rights 6 Human Rights and Sovereign Debt Workouts Matthias Goldmann7 A Sovereign Debt Overhang, Human Rights and the MDGs: Legal Problems through an Economist’s Lens Kunibert Raffer8 Debts and State of Necessity August Reinisch and Christina Binder9 Global Financial Architecture and Human Rights Rosa M Lastra10 Sovereign Financing and Corporate Responsibility for Economic and Social Rights Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart III Specific Financial Actors and Instruments, and Novel Approaches 11 Ethical Sovereign Investors: Sovereign Wealth Funds and Human Rights Angela Cummine

Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky is a sovereign debt expert at United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.Jernej Letnar Cernic is Assistant Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Government and European Studies, Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia.

...this book makes a pleasant read for anyone interested in the intersection of sovreign finance and human rights. Perhaps more importantly, it is a laudable undertaking in terms of its programmatic aspiration to elevate human rights on the priority scale of policy making with regards to sovreign insolvency.

• 1 Placing Human Rights at the Centre of Sovereign Financing Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart I Debt and Gross Violations of Political and Civil Rights 2 Rational Choice and Financial Complicity with Human Rights Abuses: Policy and Legal Implications Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Abel Escribà-Folch3 UN Sanctions that Safeguard, Undermine, or Both, Human Rights Patricia Pinto Soares4 The Significance of Human Rights for the Debt of Countries in Transition Dustin Sharp5 Establishing Liability for Financial Complicity in International Crimes Nadia BernazPart II Debt Crises and Social and Economic Rights 6 Human Rights and Sovereign Debt Workouts Matthias Goldmann7 A Sovereign Debt Overhang, Human Rights and the MDGs: Legal Problems through an Economist’s Lens Kunibert Raffer8 Debts and State of Necessity August Reinisch and Christina Binder9 Global Financial Architecture and Human Rights Rosa M Lastra10 Sovereign Financing and Corporate Responsibility for Economic and Social Rights Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart III Specific Financial Actors and Instruments, and Novel Approaches 11 Ethical Sovereign Investors: Sovereign Wealth Funds and Human Rights Angela Cummine

Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky is a sovereign debt expert at United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.Jernej Letnar Cernic is Assistant Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Government and European Studies, Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia.

...this book makes a pleasant read for anyone interested in the intersection of sovreign finance and human rights. Perhaps more importantly, it is a laudable undertaking in terms of its programmatic aspiration to elevate human rights on the priority scale of policy making with regards to sovreign insolvency.

• 1 Placing Human Rights at the Centre of Sovereign Financing Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart I Debt and Gross Violations of Political and Civil Rights 2 Rational Choice and Financial Complicity with Human Rights Abuses: Policy and Legal Implications Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Abel Escribà-Folch3 UN Sanctions that Safeguard, Undermine, or Both, Human Rights Patricia Pinto Soares4 The Significance of Human Rights for the Debt of Countries in Transition Dustin Sharp5 Establishing Liability for Financial Complicity in International Crimes Nadia BernazPart II Debt Crises and Social and Economic Rights 6 Human Rights and Sovereign Debt Workouts Matthias Goldmann7 A Sovereign Debt Overhang, Human Rights and the MDGs: Legal Problems through an Economist’s Lens Kunibert Raffer8 Debts and State of Necessity August Reinisch and Christina Binder9 Global Financial Architecture and Human Rights Rosa M Lastra10 Sovereign Financing and Corporate Responsibility for Economic and Social Rights Jernej Letnar ?Cerni?cPart III Specific Financial Actors and Instruments, and Novel Approaches 11 Ethical Sovereign Investors: Sovereign Wealth Funds and Human Rights Angela Cummine