Impotent superpower--potent small state
potentials and limitations of human rights objectives in the foreign policies of the United States and Norway
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Word Count
58,000 words, Guess
Page Count
232 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1597869M
- ISBN-108200027007
- OCLC Control Number25051171
- Library of Congress Control Number91131359
- Goodreads2507627
Classifications
- DDC327.73
- LCCJC571 .E47 1988
Description
Contending that smaller nations such as Norway and the Netherlands are more able than larger ones to make progress in bilateral or multilateral negotiations on human rights, this book provides a timely, comprehensive, and provocative survey of international human rights action. Egeland compares the human rights policies of the United States and Norway, and looks back on the past two American administrations to show the difficulties that superpower status creates in developing sound human rights policy.--Publisher description.
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