Autonomy, Self-Governance, and the Margin of Appreciation: Developing a Jurisprudence of Diversity Within Universal Human Rights

Douglas Lee Donoho

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The specific meaning of many human rights remains under-developed.Reasons for this include the relative newness of the norms and the international system's limited capacity for rendering authoritative interpretations of rights.See Donoho, supra at 866-68.

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