Tobias Wirthle is Researcher at Münster University, Germany.

• IntroductionPart 1: History and Theory1. The Rise and Fall of the Historic Divide between Socio-economic and Civil and Political Rights2. The Concept of Progressive RealisationPart 2: Analysis of Committee Jurisprudence3. The General Conception of the Divide between Categories4. Civil and Political Rights as Progressively Realisable5. Civil and Political Rights as Subject to Resource Availability6. The Application of the Margin of Appreciation and the Reasonableness Standard to Civil and Political RightsPart 3: Treaty Interpretation7. The Applicable Rules of Treaty Interpretation, Ordinary Meaning, and Context8. External Sources of Treaty Interpretation9. Supplementary Means and Result of InterpretationConclusion, Recommendations, and Outlook

Tobias Wirthle is Researcher at Münster University, Germany.

• IntroductionPart 1: History and Theory1. The Rise and Fall of the Historic Divide between Socio-economic and Civil and Political Rights2. The Concept of Progressive RealisationPart 2: Analysis of Committee Jurisprudence3. The General Conception of the Divide between Categories4. Civil and Political Rights as Progressively Realisable5. Civil and Political Rights as Subject to Resource Availability6. The Application of the Margin of Appreciation and the Reasonableness Standard to Civil and Political RightsPart 3: Treaty Interpretation7. The Applicable Rules of Treaty Interpretation, Ordinary Meaning, and Context8. External Sources of Treaty Interpretation9. Supplementary Means and Result of InterpretationConclusion, Recommendations, and Outlook

Tobias Wirthle is Researcher at Münster University, Germany.

• IntroductionPart 1: History and Theory1. The Rise and Fall of the Historic Divide between Socio-economic and Civil and Political Rights2. The Concept of Progressive RealisationPart 2: Analysis of Committee Jurisprudence3. The General Conception of the Divide between Categories4. Civil and Political Rights as Progressively Realisable5. Civil and Political Rights as Subject to Resource Availability6. The Application of the Margin of Appreciation and the Reasonableness Standard to Civil and Political RightsPart 3: Treaty Interpretation7. The Applicable Rules of Treaty Interpretation, Ordinary Meaning, and Context8. External Sources of Treaty Interpretation9. Supplementary Means and Result of InterpretationConclusion, Recommendations, and Outlook