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  • Working on the Core: A Response to Commentators by John Tasioulas
  • Doctrinal Weaknesses, Faulty Assumptions, and Short-Termism: Problems with the Minimum Core by Max Harris
  • Conceptualizing Minimum Core Beyond Affordable Goods and Services – Trade for Human Rights as a Minimum Core Obligation by Sakiko Fukuda-Parr
  • The Concept of ‘Minimum Core Obligations’: Guidance for International Obligations by Gorik Ooms
  • The Immediacy of Economic and Social Rights by Katharine G. Young
  • Ensuring the Minimum Core Encompasses the Right to Health-Promoting Environments by Sarah J. Hawkes
  • Minimum Core Obligations and the Right to Health: A Legal Analysis by Hon. Michael Kirby
  • Minimum Core Obligations: Toward a Deeper Philosophical Inquiry by Martha C. Nussbaum
  • New Symposium – John Tasioulas’ Minimum Core Obligations in Economic, Cultural and Social Rights by James G. Stewart
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