International Human Rightsdecolonisation And Globalisation Becoming Human Routledge Studies In International Law 3 London 2001 Wright by Wright, Shelley., Shelley Wright 9780203167250, 9780415259514, 0203167252, 0415259517 instant download after payment.

Covering a diverse range of topics, case studies and theories, the author undertakes a critique of the principal assumptions on which the existing international human rights regime has been constructed Shelley Wright. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [227]-259) And Index. The search for national identity, self-determination and development in Protecting the culture and knowledge of indigenous peoples: Australia Property and the public / private dichotomy in human rights The debate over the nature of civil society in Europe International responsibility for economic well-being The right to live and self-determination: Somalia Contradictions within the lazes against torture Copyright and the growth of Western liberalism The indigenous lam of respect and democracy The primacy of the visual and individualism Militarism, gender and the citizen/soldier The Universal Declaration of Human Rights The Bretton Woods system and human rights Decolonisation and human rights treaties Self-determination of indigenous peoples Language and indigenous rights in Canada The development of the literate subject The paradox of culture and human rights Feminism and the social welfare state The Iroquois and the US Constitution The spoken word and the printed text The development of international law The feminisation of poverty in Asia Literacy, language and human rights Freedom of expression and copyright A history of printing and copyright The nature of the literate subject 4 Subjects, soldiers and citizens War and international diplomacy Women and socio-economic rights \"Shame has fallen on the earth\" The sex trade: Nepal and India The secret life of fairy tales The processes of colonisation 3 Witches, slaves and swages War, peace and human rights The creation of boundaries \"Her own imaginary domain\" Indigenous peoples in Asia 6 Speaking truth to power Violence and human rights The enforcement of rights 8 The death of the hero Witchcraft and holy war The oral and the visual 9…