Human Rights: Institutions and Agendas

Public Affairs Quarterly 22 (4):409-433 (2008)
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Distinguishes and shows how one can coherently affirm distinct human rights agendas rooted in distinct conceptions of human rights, each with its own normative aim and institutional and discursive field of application.

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