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Introduction 1

1 What it means for a theory of collective rights to be legal - reflections on methodology 14

1.1 Legal theory, legal practice and legal methodology 14

1.2 Reine Rechtslehre and the method of imputation' 19

1.3 Analytical jurisprudence and the method of paraphrasing' 28

1.4 A case for value collectivism 44

1.5 Legal drafting and the legal personality of collectives 56

2 Theories of rights and collectives as right-holders 66

2.1 Theorizing rights: where to start? 66

2.2 Raz's interest theory of (collective) rights 75

2.3 Collective rights as rights to 'participatory goods'? 84

2.4 Moral standing of groups and the right-holding capacity 98

3 Collective rights as a distinctive legal concept 110

3.1 Collective rights and 'the exercising criterion' 110

3.2 Collectives and'classes of subjects' 119

3.3 Collective rights and the agency problem 135

3.4 Collective and individual rights: friends or foes? 140

3.5 Collective duties? Preliminary remarks 152

4 Are there universal collective rights? 166

4.1 On the universality of (human) rights 166

4.2 Collective rights in international law of the UN era 182

4.3 Collective rights - foundational and universal? 188

Conclusion - Collectives as the third type of right-holders 196

References 202

Index 218