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The Global Struggle for Human Rights: Universal Principles in World Politics

Debra L. DeLaet

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Acknowledgements. Preface. About the Author. Introduction. Part I: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THEORY AND LAW. 1: The Contested Meaning of Human Rights. 2: The Development of International Human Rights Law. 3: Are Human Rights Universal? Part II: HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRACTICE. 4: Civil and Political Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 5: Collective Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 6: Economic Rights and Human Development. 7: Sexual Equality and Human Rights. Part III: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE QUEST FOR JUSTICE. 8: Promoting Human Rights from the Top Down. 9: Punitive Justice and Human Rights. 10: Restorative Justice and Human Rights. 11: Promoting Human Rights from the Bottom Up. Conclusions.

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Acknowledgements. Preface. About the Author. Introduction. Part I: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THEORY AND LAW. 1: The Contested Meaning of Human Rights. 2: The Development of International Human Rights Law. 3: Are Human Rights Universal? Part II: HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRACTICE. 4: Civil and Political Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 5: Collective Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 6: Economic Rights and Human Development. 7: Sexual Equality and Human Rights. Part III: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE QUEST FOR JUSTICE. 8: Promoting Human Rights from the Top Down. 9: Punitive Justice and Human Rights. 10: Restorative Justice and Human Rights. 11: Promoting Human Rights from the Bottom Up. Conclusions.

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Acknowledgements. Preface. About the Author. Introduction. Part I: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THEORY AND LAW. 1: The Contested Meaning of Human Rights. 2: The Development of International Human Rights Law. 3: Are Human Rights Universal? Part II: HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRACTICE. 4: Civil and Political Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 5: Collective Rights in a World of Sovereign States. 6: Economic Rights and Human Development. 7: Sexual Equality and Human Rights. Part III: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE QUEST FOR JUSTICE. 8: Promoting Human Rights from the Top Down. 9: Punitive Justice and Human Rights. 10: Restorative Justice and Human Rights. 11: Promoting Human Rights from the Bottom Up. Conclusions.

Key concepts: Human rights, International human rights law, Fundamental rights, Right to property, Political science, Linguistic rights, Rights of Nature, Reservation of rights

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