Pasniedzēji, Valde

George Ulrich PhD

Viesprofesors. Valdes loceklis
Starptautiskās cilvēktiesības. Cilvēktiesības un bizness

PhD,  Filosofija (Toronto Universitāte, Kanāda 2001)
Cand.mag, Sociālantropoloģija un ideju vēsture (Aarhus Universitāte, Dānija 1993)
M.A, Filosofija (Toronto Universitāte, Kanāda 1988)

Nozīmīgākā profesionālā pieredze

  • Rīgas Juridiskās augstskolas profesors, 2009-
  • Rīgas Juridiskās augstskolas rektors, 2009-2016
  • Latvijas Zinātnes Padomes loceklis, 2011-
  • Ģenerālsekretārs, Eiropas Starpuniversitāšu cilvēktiesību un demokratizācijas centrs (European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation, EIUC), 2003-2009
  • Akadēmiskais koordinators/programmu direktors, EIUC maģistrantūras programma cilvēktiesībās un demokratizācijā, 2001-2004
  • Vecākais pētnieks, Dānijas cilvēktiesību institūts, 1999-2001
  • Pētnieks, Kopenhāgenas Universitātes / Danida stipendiāts, 1996-1998
  • Viespētnieks, Makerere Universitāte, Kampala (Uganda), 1996-1997

Aktuālais pētniecības darbs

  • Cilvēktiesību filozofija, veselība un cilvēktiesības, medicīnas ētika, profesionālā ētika, darbs cilvēktiesību jomā, izglītība cilvēktiesību jomā, ES cilvēktiesības politikā un praksē

Publikācijas

  • Ulrich, G. “Research Ethics for Human Rights Researchers” in Bård A. Andreassen, Hans-Otto Sano, and Siobhán McInerney-Lankford (eds), Human Rights Research Methods: Key Issues and Approaches, 2nd edition, Edward Elgar Publishers (forthcoming)
  • Ulrich, G. ‘Adorno Revisited: Aesthetic Theory, Politics, and Human Rights’ in J. Fifer, A. Impey, P. Kirchschlaeger, M. Nowak and G. Ulrich (eds.), The Routledge Companion to Music and Human Rights, Routledge (2022)
  • Fifer J. Impey A., Kirchschlaeger P., Nowak M. and Ulrich G. (eds.), The Routledge Companion to Music and Human Rights, Routledge (2022)
  • Ulrich, G., ‘Human Rights Scepticism’, in Chr. Binder, M. Nowak, J.A. Hofbauer and Ph.Janig Elgar Encyclopedia of Human Rights, Edward Elgar Publishing 2022
  • O’Flaherty, M.; Ulrich, G.; Müller, A.; Kedzia, Z. (eds) (2011), Human Rights Diplomacy – Contemporary Perspectives, Martinus Nijhof Publishers / Brill
  • De Feyter, K.; Parmentier, S.; Timmerman, Chr.; Ulrich, G. (eds.) (2011). The Local Relevance of Human Rights. Cambridge University Press.
  • Ulrich, G. (2011). “Elucidating ethics in practice – focus on accountability”, in P. W. Geissler and S. Molyneux (eds.), Evidence, Ethos and Experiment: the anthropology and history of medical research in Africa. Berghahn Books
  • The Professional Identity of the Human Rights Field Officer, M. O’Flaherty and G. Ulrich (eds.), Ashgate 2010
  • “The Professionalisation of Human Rights Field Work”, co-authored with M. O’Flaherty, Journal of Human Rights Practice, Oxford UP 2010
  • “Elucidating ethics in practice – focus on accountability”, in P. W. Geissler and S. Molyneux (eds.), Evidence, Ethos and Experiment: the anthropology and history of medical research in Africa, Berghahn 2010 (forthcoming)
  • Human Rights Mainstreaming in EU’s External Relations, (G. Ulrich, ed.) EIUC study prepared on behalf of the European Parliament with contributions from several EIUC associated experts and professors, 2009 (so far unpublished)
  • Beyond Activism: The impact of the resolutions and other activities of the European Parliament in the field of human rights outside the European Union, co-authored with Horst Fischer and Sébastien Lorion, Marsilio Editori 2007
  • “Towards a Theory of Global Ethics in Support of Human Rights” in W. Benedek, K de Feyter and F. Marrella (eds.), Economic Globalisation and Human Rights, Cambridge University Press 2007
  • “Towards an Ethical Base for the Work of Human Rights Field Operations” in M. O’Flaherty (ed.), The Human Rights Field Operation: Law, Theory and Practice, Ashgate 2007
  • “Setting an agenda for strengthening ethical awareness and accountability in donor-sponsored research” in Ethics and Health Research in Low Income Societies – Ethical Capacity Building: Obstacles and Challenges, Danida, Copenhagen 2004
  • Reparations – Redressing Past Wrongs, Yearbook Human Rights in Development, co-edited with Louise Krabbe Boserup, Kluwer 2003
  • “Charges and Counter-Charges of Ethical Imperialism: Towards a Situated Approach to Development Ethics” in Ph. Q. van Ufford and A. K. Giri (eds.),  A Moral Critique of Development: In Search of Global Responsibilities, EIDOS, Routledge 2003
  • Discrimination and Toleration: New Perspectives, co-edited with Kirsten Hastrup, Kluwer 2002
  • “Om forholdet imellem menneskerettigheder og etik: tre logiske relationer” in K. Hastrup (ed.), Menneskerettens Udfordring – ideologi eller videnskab?, Akademisk Forlag, København 2002
  • “Abolition of the Death Penalty and the Fight against Torture: How can the European Union Act?” report from Paris EU Human Rights Forum, Dec. 13, 2000, Paris 2001
  • “Optimum Ethical Standards,” in “Proceedings Seminar on Health Research Ethics in Africa,” Acta Tropica, Vol. 78 Supplement 1, January 2001, Elsevir 2001
  • “Universal Human Rights: An Unfinished Project” in K. Hastrup (ed.), Human Rights on Common Grounds? The Quest for Universality; Kluwer 2001
  • “Human Rights Dimensions in Practice” in Report on EU Human Rights Conference: The European Union and the Central Role of Human Rights and Democratic Principles in the Relations with Third Countries, Venice 2000
  • “Omsorg og Anerkendelse: et etisk perspektiv på problemer vedrørende behandlingen af gamle demente i hjemmet og i den offentlige plejesektor” in: E. Ersbøl (ed.), Gamle Dementes Menneskerettigheder, DCMR, København 2000
  • “AIDS in the Perspective of Human Rights,” Danida / The ENRECA Health Network, Copenhagen 1999
  • Globally Speaking: report on the ethics of research in developing countries; report prepared for Danida as conclusion of two-year research project, Copenhagen 1998