European Human Rights Convention in Domestic Law

This work is distinguished by the fact that when the first edition was published over ten years ago, it was the first comparative study of the European Convention on Human Rights in print. The practice of human rights law on both the domestic and international plane has grown steadily over the years and Drzemczewski's text has in the course of time become a classic guide to this area of law. The current political climate in Europe has intensified this already prominent area of human rights and domestic law, and so extensive is the borrowing from different jurisdictions now in this field that even practitioners confining themselves to their own domestic courts find this book both useful and informative. The growing appreciation for this text as a classic text leads us to reissue the book for readers today.