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Human rights and societies in transition : causes, consequences, responses

By: Horowitz, Shale A.

Contributor(s): Schnabel, Albrecht.

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2004; United Nations University Press Description: xiv, 452 p.ISBN: 9280810928.Subject(s): HUMAN RIGHTS MONITORING | CULTURAL PLURALISM | STANDARDS | INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS | DEMOCRATIZATION | HUMAN RIGHTS

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HUM B29128

This book respresents a joint effort by 17 scholars specializing in political science, sociology, law, and diverse regional studies to explore the contemporary international human rights regime.

UNU B29123

This book respresents a joint effort by 17 scholars specializing in political science, sociology, law, and diverse regional studies to explore the contemporary international human rights regime.

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