The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights (Vol. 13, no. 4, 2014) is out. Contents include:
- Ludvig Beckman, The Right to Democracy and the Human Right to Vote: The Instrumental Argument Rejected
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Rob Clark, A Tale of Two Trends: Democracy and Human Rights, 1981–2010
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Mathew Davies, States of Compliance?: Global Human Rights Treaties and ASEAN Member States
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Alejandro Anaya Muñoz, Communicative Interaction Between Mexico and Its International Critics Around the Issue of Military Jurisdiction: “Rhetorical Action” or “Truth Seeking Arguing”?
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Arelí Valencia, Human Rights Trade-Offs in a Context of “Systemic Lack of Freedom”: The Case of the Smelter Town of La Oroya, Peru
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Annabelle Mooney, “Corporeal Mentality”: The Book of Blood, Universal Human Rights, and the Body
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Victor O. Ayeni, Ombudsmen as Human Rights Institutions
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Rebecca Sanders, Legal Frontiers: Targeted Killing at the Borders of War
