Human rights /
With the Regan Administration in 1981, the issue of human rights appeared to become an issue of low priority. Secretary of State Alexander Haig stated that 'International terrorism will take the place of human rights in our concern, because it is the ultimate abuse of human rights." In thi...
| Други автори: | Draper, Thomas. |
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| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
New York :
H.W. Wilson,
1982.
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| Серия: |
Reference shelf ;
v. 54, no. 1. |
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| Подобни документи: |
Online version::
Human rights. |
Съдържание:
- Part I. Background and history:
- From cave to international covenant
- Human rights and international law /
- Patricia M. Derian
- Human rights and U.S. foreign policy
- Bill of Rights Day, Human Rights Day and week, 1980
- Rights : assert or lose /
- Roger N. Baldwin
- Rights and the Reagan administration
- Part II. International survey:
- The global struggle for human rights /
- Marci McDonald
- State Department says status of rights improved during 1980 /
- Juan de Onis
- Freedom dropped 1980-1981
- Human rights in Latin America
- a watershed? /
- Edy Kaufman
- The siege of the Argentine Jews /
- Robert Weisbrot
- A crackdown on rights /
- John Brecher
- The UN Human Rights Commission /
- Michael Novak
- Part III. Human rights and U.S. foreign policy:
- Human rights and the national interest /
- Warren Christopher
- The wrongs of the rights policy
- Overhaul U.S. policy on human rights? /
- Jean Kirkpatrick
- Overhaul U.S. policy on human rights? /
- Patricia M. Derian
- Terrorism vs. human rights
- The common sense of human rights /
- Irving Kristol
- Left-wing and right-wing violations /
- John Lieber
- Kirkpatrick's four distinctions /
- William F. Buckley, Jr.
- Firm resistance on human rights
- Wrong on human rights /
- Stephen Cohen
- A victory for human rights /
- James M. Wall
- Human rights and the U.S. national interest /
- Thomas Buergenthal.