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Routledge Realising Rights: Human Rights Socialisation Regional Organisations

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Description

This academic study examines how regional organisations attempt to socialise human rights norms across diverse geopolitical contexts. The book expands existing conceptual frameworks by presenting comparative case studies including the European Union's engagement with Turkey, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations' work with Myanmar, and the Organization of American States' relationship with Panama. Rather than treating rights socialisation as a uniform process, this research demonstrates the substantial diversity in how regional bodies approach human rights promotion, offering scholars and policymakers new insights into the mechanisms through which international organisations influence member and partner states on human rights compliance and cultural integration.

Key Features

Comparative analysis of three major regional organisations' human rights socialisation strategies across different continents and political contexts.

Routledge Studies in Globalisation series book providing scholarly research on international relations and human rights promotion mechanisms.

Original research extending existing theories to account for the diversity of approaches regional organisations employ in rights socialisation efforts.

Case studies examining the European Union, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and Organization of American States in practical human rights engagement.

Academic resource for students and researchers studying international law, political science, and regional governance frameworks.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 September 2014
Listed Since
26 March 2014

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