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The Dynamics of Human Rights in U. S. Foreign Policy |
Natalie Kaufman Hevener
Routledge
The Dynamics of Human Rights in U. S. Foreign Policy
Domestic Consequences of United States Human Rights Policies
Authors

Robert L. Borosage

ARI Id

1665916859252_14141894

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

53-62

DOI

10.4324/9781351304801-4

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Introductory Perspectives
9-10
Moral Dilemmas in the Development of United States Human Rights Policies
Paul M. Katlenburg
11-28
Ideological Patterns in the United States Human Rights Debate: 1945-1978
Richard A. Falk
29-52
Domestic Consequences of United States Human Rights Policies
Robert L. Borosage
53-62
International Consequences of United States Human Rights Policies
Louis B. Sohn
63-74
United States Participation in the Identification and Definition of International Human Rights
75-76
The United States and International Codification of Human Rights: A Case of Split Personality
Bruno V. Bitker
77-100
The United States and the Right of Self-Determination
Walker F. Connor
101-122
The United States and Recognition of New Human Rights: Economic and Social Needs
Peter Weiss
123-134
The United States, International War, and the Preservation of Human Rights: The Control of Arms
Marcus G. Raskin; Ann Wilcox
135-154
Human Rights Policies of the United States in International Organizations
155-156
The United States and International Protection of Minorities
Robert G. Wirsing
157-202
The United States, The United Nations and the Struggle Against Racial Apartheid
C. Clyde Ferguson
203-214
The United States, The Organization of American States, and Political Repression in the Western Hemisphere
Martind Weinstein
215-226
Formulation and Implementation of United States Human Rights Policies
227-228
The Influence of Interest Groups on the Development of United States Human Rights Policies
David Weissbrodt
229-278
The Role of Congress in Deciding United States Human Rights Policies
Robert B. Boettcher
279-290
The Contribution of the United States to the Promotion and Protection of International Human Rights
Richard B. Lillich
291-320
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