Debating human rights

critical essays from the United States and Asia

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Author

Peter Van Ness

Contributions

Van Ness, Peter. - Contributor
Aziz, Nikhil. - Contributor

Publication

1999 - Routledge, London, England

Language

English

Word Count

72,750 words, Guess

Page Count

291 pages

Identifiers

ISBN-100415185068
ISBN-100415185076
ISBN-139780415185066
ISBN-139780415185073
LibraryThing4077742

and 5 more

Goodreads449715', '2054460
Library of Congress Control Number99185357
OCLC Control Number40684067
Better World Books9780415185073
Open LibraryOL80650M

Classifications

DDC323
LCCJC571 .D337 1999
LCCJC571.D337 1999

Subjects

Topics

Human rights Civil Rights Foreign relations POLITICAL SCIENCE Human rights, asia Human rights -- Asia Diplomatic relations

Places

Asia East Asia United States

Series Statement

Asia's transformations

Other Editions

Debating human rights: critical essays from the United States and AsiaRoutledge1999-01-01

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