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Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
224 kr
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SHORTLISTED FOR THE ANDRÉ SIMON DRINKS AWARD 2026ONE OF FORBES' BEST WINE AND SPIRITS BOOKS FOR 2025"There is a deep, earthy magic beneath the surface of these spirits, unveiled by Anna's equally magical photographs and stories. I will never again be able to drink, smell, or see mezcal without remembering the fire, sweat, and soul poured into it! A beautiful art form." David Bayley, songwriter and lead vocalist for Glass Animals'A beautifully written, and also beautifully designed, guide to the huge world of agave spirits, from someone who really knows it from the inside. Essential reading for enthusiasts and experts alike.'Alice Lascelles'A seminal book on Mexican spirits' Matt Kepnes (@nomadicmatt), New York Times best-selling author of How to Travel the World on $75 a Day'A narrative that's genuinely rooted in place...with tasting tips and cocktail ideas.' Jessica Dupuy, ForbesMexico-based agave journalist and photographer Anna Bruce dives into everything you need to know about tequila, mezcal, bacanora, raicilla and sotol, the people behind the bottles and the many ways to enjoy your drink.- Learn the difference between tequila and mezcal and what actually counts as an agave spirit.- Understand how the making influences the flavour in your glass.- Savour the spirit in a cocktail, neat or in a series of flights.Complete with photography of Mexico and its signature spirits, alongside illustrations from Mexican artist Uriel Barragánc 'Bouler', this is the definitive guide to understanding and enjoying agave spirits.Cocktails include: Agave Old Fashioned, Mezcal Mule, Desert Martini, Sonora Sunrise and Bell Pepper Margarita, Psychopomp, Paloma, Mexicano and many more..Flights include: Aged Tequila, Derrumbes State-by-State Mezcal, Tequiliana and many more...
Häftad, Svenska, 2024
690 kr
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I och med internationaliseringen har svensk rätt genomgått stora förändringar, något som blivit alltmer påtagligt och konkret sedan millennieskiftet. Internationaliseringen av det rättsliga landskapet gör också att rättsväsendet allt oftare konfronteras med folkrätten. Den grundläggande frågan om folkrättens ställning i svensk rätt handlar om demokrati och om makten över rätten.Den här boken är ett sätt att bidra till att ett samlat och systematiskt samtal uppstår mellan såväl praktiskt som teoretiskt verksamma jurister om hur folkrätten tillämpas, och bör tillämpas, i svensk rätt.Bokens bidrag rör följande områden: folkrätt, migrationsrätt, miljörätt, konstitutionell rätt, förvaltningsrätt, skatterätt, arbetsrätt, rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning, medicinsk rätt, straffrätt, svenska domsrättsregler, totalförsvarsrätt och europarätt. Den vänder sig till alla som har ett intresse för mötet mellan svensk rätt och internationell rätt och är särskilt lämplig för juristutbildningar och för professionsutbildningar där mänskliga rättigheter ingår samt för forskning.
Häftad, Svenska, 2010
159 kr
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Nya perspektiv i internationell rätt om humanitär intervention och nationers "ansvar att skydda" medborgare när deras mänskliga rättigheter är kränkta tas upp i denna bok. Kapitlen baseras på bidrag vid MR-dagarna 2004 och diskuterar vidare bl.a. internationell demokratisering, rättsstatsbegreppet, funktionshinder och mänskliga rättigheter samt religionsfrihet. Bland författarna finns: Hans Blix, Vandana Shiva, Gerd Oberleitner, Axel Hadenius, Stig Larsson, Reinhold Fahlbeck.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2014
546 kr
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What is ‘disability’? Who are ‘persons with disabilities’? What entitlements are legitimate and relevant in relation to ‘disability’? The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), adopted by the UN in 2006, provides answers to these questions. The answers have a dual heritage: International human rights law on the one side, and different models of disability developed within disability research and activism on the other. In this study, Anna Bruce explores the CRPD and its ideological antecedents through a comparative analysis of this convention, the negotiations that preceded it, four different models of disability (ICIDH, the Social Model of Disability, ICF and the Minority Group Model of Disability), and critical points that have been made against these models. Through this comparison, Bruce illuminates central choices that were made in the negotiations and their effects for which entitlements are protected for whom, as well as the challenges facing the monitoring and implementation of the CRPD, with a particular focus on the right to health. There is an ambiguous relationship between the right to health in human rights law, and the model which had the strongest influence on the negotiations of the CRPD: the Social Model of Disability. This book shows that while there is considerable common ground between the CRPD and the Social Model of Disability, the former departs from the latter on central points, which has implications for the monitoring and implementation of the right to health. In conclusion, Bruce argues that the relationship between the Social Model of Disability and the right to health needs to be clarified in order for this right to materialise equally for the entire constituency of the CRPD. Anna Bruce is an international lawyer at Lund University. This book is her PhD dissertation.