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After Abu Ghraib: exploring human rights in America and the Middle East

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Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics International Relations and Foreign Policy International Law and Human Rights

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Introduction 1. American imaginings of human rights and the Middle East 2. The human rights challenge from within 3. The Middle Eastern gaze on American human rights commitments 4. American imprints and the Middle East's new human rights landscape 5. From the ashes of the post-September 11th era: lessons for the human rights project.

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