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Eréndira Ramos

Equitable Global Futures

Founder & CEO - Strategic Advisor in Human Rights and Sustainable Economies

Seattle, WA

United States

http://equitableglobalfutures.com

University of Washington School of Law

4293 Memorial Way Northeast

Seattle, WA King County 98195

United States

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“  I am currently developing a broader research agenda on the “Right to a Sustainable Economy” as a normative bridge between international human rights law and global economic governance. This includes: (i) examining how human rights obligations should inform fiscal, monetary, and trade policies; (ii) analyzing the role of sovereign debt, climate finance, and SDG implementation in constraining social rights; (iii) proposing rights-aligned regulatory approaches for AI, Web3 and financial inclusion; and (iv) exploring Latin American and Inter-American contributions to conventionality control in economic policy contexts. © Eréndira Ramos / Equitable Global Futures LLC. Academic citation is authorized. Commercial use of the RSE framework requires a prior written license: contact@equitableglobalfutures.com  ”

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A Right to a Sustainable Economy? Exploring the Intersection of Human Rights, Sustainable Development and Political Economy

International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies
Number of pages: 26 Posted: 29 Oct 2025 Last Revised: 29 Jun 2026
Eréndira Ramos
Equitable Global Futures
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Right to a Sustainable Economy, International Human Rights Law, Political Economy, Sustainable Development, Economic, Social, Cultural, and Environmental Rights (ESCER), Socioeconomic Rights, Inequality, Climate Change, Degrowth, Neoliberalism, Strategic Litigation, UN, Regional Courts of Human Rights, SDGS, Anthropocene

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Conventionality Control and Its Next Frontier: From ESCERs to Sustainable Economic Governance

Control de Convencionalidad. Impacto, Transformaciones y Desafíos, Rodrigo Mudrovitsch, Mariela Morales Antoniazzi y Eduardo Ferrer Mac-Gregor (Eds.), Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Tirant lo Blanch y Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, 2026 (forthcoming)
Number of pages: 20 Posted: 30 Jun 2026 Last Revised: 20 Jul 2026
Eréndira Ramos
Equitable Global Futures
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Conventionality Control, Convention Compliance, ESCERs, Right to a Sustainable Economy, RSE Framework, Sustainable Economic Governance, Direct Justiciability, Article 26 of the American Convention, Intergenerational Equity, Ius Constitutionale Commune

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Right to a Sustainable Economy: Economic Governance within Planetary Limits

Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Human Rights and the Environment, Edward Elgar Publishing, United Kingdom (forthcoming)
Number of pages: 9 Posted: 11 May 2026 Last Revised: 29 Jun 2026
Eréndira Ramos
Equitable Global Futures
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Right to a Sustainable Economy, Right to a Clean, Healthy, and Sustainable Environment, economic governance, intergenerational equity, fiscal responsibility, judicial review