Protecting Human Rights: A Comparative Study

Todd Landman

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1: Norms and Rights at the Turn of the Century 2: Empirical Theories and Human Rights 3: Data and Methods 4: The International Human Rights Regime 5: Global Variation in Human Rights Protection 6: Modeling Human Rights Protection 7: Protecting Human Rights Appendix A: Coding ReservationsAppendix B: IGOs and INGOsNotesBibliographyIndex

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