Human rights quarterly : a comparative and international journal of the social sciences, humanities, and law
Human rights quarterly : a comparative and international journal of the social sciences, humanities, and law
- Human Rights Quarterly (3) August 2020 42 02750392 .
On torture: the case of the "hooded men" /
The imperative to narrate: personal storytelling and LGBT norm translation in China /
Speculative human rights: artificial intelligence and the future of the human /
Joining forces: national war crimes units and the pursuit of international justice /
From redress to prevention: how the international politics of "no safe haven" became the politics of "not in my backyard" / Once upon a time, a human rights ally: the state and its bureaucracy in right-wing populist Brazil / Genocidal rape in South Sudan: organization, function, and effects / Avoiding the terrorist trap: why respect for human rights is the key to defeating terrorism by Tom Parker (review) / Joyful human rights by William Paul Simmons (review) / When misfortune becomes injustice: evolving human rights struggles for health and social equality by Alicia Ely Yamin (review) / Migrant crossings: witnessing human trafficking in the U.S. By Annie Isabel Fukushima (review) /
P.C. Chang and the universal declaration of human rights by Hans Ingvar Roth (review) / The prior consultation of indigenous peoples in Latin America: inside the implementation gap ed. by Claire Wright & Alexandra Tomaselli (review) / Kathleen Cavanaugh -- Xiaoyu Lu -- James Dawes -- Elise Baker, Lara Hakki, Julia Jacovides, Kristina Steinmetz, Eric Stover, Victoria Tang, Fabian Unser-Nad -- Rebecca Hamlin, Jamie Rowen -- Michelle Morais De Sá E Silva -- Clémence Pinaud -- William j. Aceves -- Todd Landman -- Katharine G. Young -- Verjine Adanalian -- Frédéric Krumbein -- Jessika Eichler.
02750392
Human rights--Periodicals.
JC 571 H86 / 2020 v.42 (3)
On torture: the case of the "hooded men" /
The imperative to narrate: personal storytelling and LGBT norm translation in China /
Speculative human rights: artificial intelligence and the future of the human /
Joining forces: national war crimes units and the pursuit of international justice /
From redress to prevention: how the international politics of "no safe haven" became the politics of "not in my backyard" / Once upon a time, a human rights ally: the state and its bureaucracy in right-wing populist Brazil / Genocidal rape in South Sudan: organization, function, and effects / Avoiding the terrorist trap: why respect for human rights is the key to defeating terrorism by Tom Parker (review) / Joyful human rights by William Paul Simmons (review) / When misfortune becomes injustice: evolving human rights struggles for health and social equality by Alicia Ely Yamin (review) / Migrant crossings: witnessing human trafficking in the U.S. By Annie Isabel Fukushima (review) /
P.C. Chang and the universal declaration of human rights by Hans Ingvar Roth (review) / The prior consultation of indigenous peoples in Latin America: inside the implementation gap ed. by Claire Wright & Alexandra Tomaselli (review) / Kathleen Cavanaugh -- Xiaoyu Lu -- James Dawes -- Elise Baker, Lara Hakki, Julia Jacovides, Kristina Steinmetz, Eric Stover, Victoria Tang, Fabian Unser-Nad -- Rebecca Hamlin, Jamie Rowen -- Michelle Morais De Sá E Silva -- Clémence Pinaud -- William j. Aceves -- Todd Landman -- Katharine G. Young -- Verjine Adanalian -- Frédéric Krumbein -- Jessika Eichler.
02750392
Human rights--Periodicals.
JC 571 H86 / 2020 v.42 (3)