This edited collection offers a rigorous analysis of the European Court's 'coercive duties' doctrine and its operation in national jurisdictions as well as theoretically informed engagement with overarching questions surrounding duties to coerce and punish in human rights.
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Laurens Lavrysen is a Postdoctoral Researcher (funded by the FWO - Research Foundation Flanders), connected to the Human Rights Centre of Ghent University.
Natasa Mavronicola is Professor of Human Rights Law, University of Birmingham, UK.
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