The Right to Property Taking Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Seriously

IF 0.8 3区社会学 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Human Rights Quarterly Pub Date : 2023-04-27 DOI:10.1353/hrq.2023.0010

Koldo Casla

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Abstract

ABSTRACT:The right to property is part of International Human Rights Law (IHRL). However, the right is conspicuously missing from some fundamental treaties, and there are important inconsistencies in its interpretation by regional and global human rights bodies. In light of the indeterminacy and polysemy of IHRL in relation to property, this paper articulates a proposal to rethink this right taking Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ESCR) seriously. The proposal contains four propositions. Firstly, property is a human right. Secondly, it includes private property as one of its forms, but this is not the only one. Thirdly, property has a social function. And fourthly, as a matter of proportionality, fulfilling ESCR is one of the most important objectives that may justify the limitation of private property.

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重视经济、社会和文化权利的财产权

摘要:财产权是国际人权法的重要内容。然而，一些基本条约明显缺少这项权利，区域和全球人权机构对这项权利的解释也存在重大的不一致。鉴于国际人权法在财产方面的不确定性和多义性，本文提出了一项建议，即认真考虑经济、社会和文化权利(ESCR)，重新考虑这一权利。该提案包含四项主张。首先，财产是一种人权。第二，它包括私有财产作为其形式之一，但这不是唯一的形式。第三，财产具有社会功能。第四，作为相称性问题，实现经济、社会和文化权利是可能证明限制私有财产是正当的最重要目标之一。

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