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Written By Psychologists, Historians, And Lawyers, This Handbook Demonstrates The Central Role Psychological Science Plays In Addressing Some Of The World's Most Pressing Problems. Over 100 Experts From Around The World Work Together To Supply An Integrated History Of Human Rights And Psychological Science Using A Rights And Strengths-based Perspective. It Highlights What Psychologists Have Done To Promote Human Rights And What Continues To Be Done At The United Nations. With Emerging Visions For The Future Uses Of Psychological Theory, Education, Evidence-based Research, And Best Practices, The Chapters Offer Advice On How To Advance The 2030 Global Agenda On Sustainable Development. Challenging The View That Human Rights Are Best Understood Through A Political Lens, This Scholarly Collection Of Essays Shows How Psychological Science May Hold The Key To Nurturing Humanitarian Values And Respect For Human Dignity.

Author

Rubin, Neal S.; Flores, Roseanne L.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2020

Language

EN

ISBN

9781108425636