Human Rights and World PoliticsUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1983 - 309 pagini Placing human rights in a global context, the author covers the legal foundations (ideal and real) of universal human rights; organized efforts to implement, formally and informally, international protection of these rights; U.S. foreign policy on human rights under Carter and Reagan and lobbying within the U.S. to implement those policies; basic philosophical approaches and their political implications; and some analysis of potential developments on human rights in the future. The appendix contains the Universal Declaration and UN Covenants. ISBN 0-8032-1962-8 : $25.95. |
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