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Post-cold war reflections on the study of international human rights
Ethics and International Affairs 8:97–117 (1994)
Abstract
Donnelly's essay reconstructs the scholarly discourse on human rights that began with the initial mid-1970s "innovative and controversial" approach of linking human rights to foreign policyOther Versions
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The nature and value of rights.Joel Feinberg & Jan Narveson - 1970 - Journal of Value Inquiry 4 (4):243-260.
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