Projects per year
Organization profile
Organization profile
The Human Rights Center promotes research on real-world challenges, prepares future lawyers with the commitment and skills to defend human rights, and partners with civil society, governments, and institutions to impact law, policy, and practice.
Founded in 1988, the Center is well placed as part of the exceptional human rights community at the Law School, across the University, and in the Twin Cities. Students benefit from on-campus programming and opportunities for applied research, hands-on experience, and professional development in the fields of human rights and international law.
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equality
Social Sciences
legal capacity
Social Sciences
marriage
Social Sciences
economics
Social Sciences
discrimination
Social Sciences
family law
Social Sciences
state law
Social Sciences
harmonization
Social Sciences
Projects 2006 2013
- 7 Finished
Partners in Closing the Gap
Rudelius-Palmer, K.
Education Minnesota Foundation
8/1/12 → 7/31/13
Project: Research project
The Racial Equity: Teaching and Community Engagement Pro
Rudelius-Palmer, K.
7/1/12 → 6/30/13
Project: Research project
equity
Teaching
community
human rights
teacher
school
community
Research Output 1990 2012
- 2 Article
1
Citation
(Scopus)
Economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution: Applying a universal equality norm in a fragmented universe
Halperin-Kaddari, R. & Freeman, M. A., Jan 1 2012, In : Theoretical Inquiries in Law. 13, 1, p. 323-360 38 p., 1294.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
equality
marriage
economics
discrimination
family law
Measuring equality: A comparative perspective on women's legal capacity and constitutional rights in five Commonwealth countries
Freeman, M. A., Jan 1 1990, In : Commonwealth Law Bulletin. 16, 4, p. 1418-1443 26 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
legal capacity
equality