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Introduction: Visions And Visionaries -- 1. My Brother's And Sister's Keeper: Visions And The Birth Of Human Rights -- 2. To Protect Humanity And Defend Justice: Early International Efforts -- 3. Entering The Twentieth Century: World Visions, War, And Revolutions -- 4. Opportunities And Challenges: Visions And Rights Between The Wars -- 5. A People's War: The Crusade Of World War Ii -- 6. A People's Peace: Peace And A Charter With Human Rights -- 7. Proclaiming A Vision: The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights -- 8. Transforming Visions Into Reality: Fifty Years Of The Universal Declaration -- Conclusion: Visions And The Evolution Of International Human Rights -- The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights. Paul Gordon Lauren. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [355]-366) And Index.
- Author
- Paul Gordon Lauren
- Publisher
- Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780812232745
- Subjects
- Political Science, Law
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