PRACTICE OF HUMAN RIGHTS : TRACKING LAW BETWEEN THE GLOBAL AND THE LOCAL

This volume of essays by leading scholars of human rights and transnational law breaks new ground by suggesting ways in which the idea of human rights can be re-conceptualized through the study of human rights practices. The volume features critical and provocative studies of human rights practices from a variety of different disciplinary perspectives based on research in a range of different regions and contexts, from Bolivia to the transnational Free Burma movement, from the sex trade between Colombia and Japan to debates over human rights in Swaziland.

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