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Race and US foreign policy

Mark Ledwidge

2011

A woman among warlords

Malalai Joya

2009

International human rights in context

Henry J. Steiner

1996

Imperialism and human rights

Bonny Ibhawoh

2007

A bitter fog

Carol Van Strum

1983

Terrorism

Helen Donohoe

2005

Individual freedom and governmental restraints

Walter Gellhorn

1956

Reclaiming Zimbabwe

Horace Campbell

2003

Human Rights

Michael Goodhart

2013

Populations in danger 1995

François Jean

1995

Promoting Human Rights through Bills of Rights

Philip Alston

2000

Cosmopolitanism and Human Rights (Political Philosophy Now series)

Sharon Anderson-Gold

2001

Mountains Beyond Mountains

Tracy Kidder

2003 ★ 4.3

Judaism and human rights in contemporary thought

S. Daniel Breslauer

1993

The Hosken report

Fran P. Hosken

1982

Words into action

Pat Simmons

1995

Health care reform

Audrey R. Chapman

1994

A clinician's brief guide to the Mental Health Act

Tony Zigmond

2011

The favored daughter

Fawzia Koofi

2012

The equal opportunities handbook

Phillip Edward Clements, Phil Clements, Tony Spinks

2000

Taking a case to the European Court of Human Rights

Philip Leach

2001

The diplomacy of hope

Newton R. Bowles

2001

Another cosmopolitanism

Seyla Benhabib

2007

The umbrella of U.S. power

Noam Chomsky

1999

Soldiers in a narrow land

Mary Helen Spooner

1994

The future of freedom in the developing world

Edgar Owens

1987

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Mary Ingouville Burton

2017

An Examination of the Detention of Human Rights Workers and Lawyers from the West Bank and Gaza and Conditions of Detention at Ketziot

Virginia N. Sherry

1989

Remedies in international human rights law

Dinah Shelton

1999

Unfair advantage

Lance A. Compa

2000

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