Human Rights and World Politics / S.K. Verma.

By:

Verma, S.K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi: Manglam Publishers, 2012.Description: 326 pISBN:

9789381142509

DDC classification:

23 323 VER

Contents:

1. Introduction; 2. The origins of human rights regimes; 3. Sovereign power, human rights, and hypocrisy costs; 4. Human rights and homo-sectuals: The international politics of sexual of sexuality, religion and law; 5. Human rights and state sovereignty, justices and the law in humanitarian interventions; 6. Political repression and public perceptions of Human rights; 7. Is there as a democratic deficit in world poitics; 8. Legalization and world politics; 9. Democracy promotion as a world value; 10. Human rights trails and change in world politics ; 11. Human rights violations in welfare legislation; 12. The united nation charter and the delusion of collective security;

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1. Introduction;
2. The origins of human rights regimes;
3. Sovereign power, human rights, and hypocrisy costs;
4. Human rights and homo-sectuals: The international politics of sexual of sexuality, religion and law;
5. Human rights and state sovereignty, justices and the law in humanitarian interventions;
6. Political repression and public perceptions of Human rights;
7. Is there as a democratic deficit in world poitics;
8. Legalization and world politics;
9. Democracy promotion as a world value;
10. Human rights trails and change in world politics ;
11. Human rights violations in welfare legislation;
12. The united nation charter and the delusion of collective security;

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