In:
Revue québécoise de droit international, Consortium Erudit, ( 2020-03-03), p. 273-288
Abstract:
The effectiveness and efficiency of both the National Commissions of Human Rights and the State Commission of Human Rights are essential for governments, not only to assess the quality of democracy, but also to introduce recent constitutional reforms at both the national and state levels. These entities represent a key element for human rights governance not only at the national level but also at the state level. The interpretation of the human rights based on international law, from the implementation of a public policy on human hights (sub discipline of political science and public administration) allows us to examine the nature and scope of these institutions in the whole process of governance. Thus, the analysis of the performance of governments both at the federal and local levels, has identified many factors that lead to effectiveness and efficiency that increasingly appear to be the requirements of these bodies of non-judicial protection. It is necessary to understand the causal relationship between these factors especially as they are becoming the standard for effective governance, both at federal and state levels. The basis of the argument lies in the analytical framework of the logic of governance. This article aims to analyze the logic of governance on human rights bodies responsible for its effectiveness, as an institutional redesign that leads to the analysis and the role they play and the conditions for which they were created.
Type of Medium:
Online Resource
ISSN:
2561-6994
,
0828-9999
Language:
Spanish
Publisher:
Consortium Erudit
Publication Date:
2020
detail.hit.zdb_id:
2272719-X
SSG:
2
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