Routledge Realising Rights: Routledge Studies in Globalisation Book

Explore the diverse ways regional organisations attempt human rights socialisation in this academic study from Routledge. This book addresses a gap in existing research by examining how different regional bodies approach rights implementation. By looking at specific case studies, the text provides a new way to understand the variety of socialisation methods used globally. The research compares the European Union's relationship with Turkey against the engagement of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations with Myanmar. It also examines the history of the Organization of American States with Panama. These parallel studies help expand current conceptual accounts to better explain the diversity of rights socialisation efforts. This work is a valuable resource for those studying global politics, international relations, and the role of regional bodies in human rights development.