Human Rights Interdependence in National and International Politics

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
Introduction: Human Rights, Interdependence, and Checks and Balances in Global South Politics
Part 1 Theoretical Framework and Principles
	1 The International Human Rights Regime and Checks and Balances in the Global South
	2 Truth Commissions and Tribunals in the Global South: Contributions to Transitional Justice Theory
	3 Interdependence, Checks and Balances, and Human Rights in Global South Politics
Part 2 Strategic Interdependence and the Role of International Organizations and NGOs
	4 NGOs and the Protection of Human Rights in a Mutable Humanitarian Environment
	5 Institutional Responsibility and The R2P Doctrine in the Global South: The Crises in Libya and Syria
	6 Rape, War, Genocide: A Strategy to Deliberate Extermination
Part 3 Case Studies
	7 Governance and Human Rights in Liberia During the Taylor Regime
	8 The ICC Role in the Lawfare of the Gaza Flotilla Dispute
	9 Global and Local Governance and Transitional Justice: The Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda
	10 The Question of Self-Determination in East Timor
	11 Human Rights Activism and the Colombian Constitutional Court: Judicial Review of States of Exception in the 1990s
	12 Human Rights: Conclusion and Implications for the Global South
Selected Bibliography
Index