Includes bibliographical references (p. [259]-312).
Contents:
International human rights: a legislative agenda / Alexandra Arriaga. Fighting from strength: human rights and the challenge of terrorism / Elisa Massimino -- National security and the rule of law: self-inflicted wounds / John Shattuck -- United States and the future of humanitarian intervention / Rachel Kleinfeld -- Matching means with intentions: sanctions and human rights / George A. Lopez -- Setting the record straight: why now is not the time to abandon democracy promotion / Jennifer L. Windsor -- Tale of two traditions: international cooperation and American exceptionalism in U.S. human rights policy / Catherine Powell -- Putting economic, social, and cultural rights back on the agenda of the United States / Philip Alston -- Strange bedfellows: U.S. corporations and the pursuit of human rights / Debora L. Spar -- Prioritizing workers' rights in a global economy / Carol Pier and Elizabeth Drake -- Back to the basics: making a commitment to women's human rights / Regan E. Ralph -- Echoes of the future? Religious repression as a challenge to U.S. human rights policy / Felice D. Gaer -- U.S. asylum and refugee policy: the "culture of no" / Bill Frelick -- Building human rights into the government infrastructure / Eric P. Schwartz -- International human rights: a legislative agenda / Alexandra Arriaga.
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