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T&F/Routledge International Human Rights 5Th Edition by Jack Donnelly Daniel Whelan
International Human Rights Examines The Ways In Which States And Other International Actors Have Addressed Human Rights Since The End Of World War Ii. This Unique Textbook Features Substantial Attention To Theory History International And Regional Institutions And The Role Of Transnational Actors In The Protection And Promotion Of Human Rights. Its Purpose Is To Explore The Difficult And Contentious Politics Of Human Rights And How Those Political Dimensions Have Been Addressed At The National Regional And Especially International Levels.The Fifth Edition Is Substantially Revised Throughout Including Updates On Multilateral Institutions Particularly The UnS Universal Periodic Review Process; Regional Systems; Human Rights In Foreign Policy (Including A Chapter On U.S. Policy); Humanitarian Intervention; Globalization; And (Anti)Terrorism And Human Rights. The Book Also Includes A New Chapter On The Unity Of Human Rights And New Case Studies Exploring The Un Human Rights CouncilS Special Procedures Mechanisms Myanmar And Israeli Settlements In West-Bank Palestine. Chapters Include Discussion Questions Case Studies For In-Depth Examination Of Topics And Ten Problems Tailored To Promote Classroom Discussion On Topics Such As The War In Syria Hierarchies Between Human Rights And Much More.Show More