Human rights : politics and practice

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JC571 H918 2009

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ISBN
9780199540846 (pbk.)
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JC571 H918 2009
Title
Human rights : politics and practice / edited by Michael Goodhart
Imprint
Oxford : Oxford University Press, c2009.
Physical
xx, 455 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
Note
Introduction : human rights in politics and practice/ Michael Goodhart
--Part I. Human rights and politics
--Normative and theoretical foundations of human rights / Anthony Langlois
--Human rights in international law / Rhona K. M. Smith
--Measuring human rights/ Todd Landman
--Human rights in international relations/ Tim Dunne and Marianne Hanson
--Human rights in comparative politics/ Sonia Cardenas
--Sociological and anthropological approaches/ Damien Short
--Ideological (mis) use of human rights/ David Chandler
Note
Part II. Human rights in practice
--Political democracy and state repression/ Christian Davenport
--Global civil society and human rights/ Marlies Glasius
--Human rights and politics in development/ Sakiko Fukuda-Parr
--Economic globalization and human rights/ David L. Richards and Ronald D. Gelleny
--Traffiking for sexual exploitation/ Andrea Bertone
--Children’s human rights advocacy/ Vanessa Pupavac
--Human rights and forced migration/ Gil Loescher
--Indigenous peoples’ human rights/ Paul Havemann
--Genocide and human rights/ Scott Straus
--Torture/ William F. Schulz
--The environment/ John Barry and Kerri Woods
--Humanitarian intervention Alan J. Kuperman -- tTransitional justice Joanna Quinn
--Conclusion : the future of human rights/ Michael Goodhart
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