![]() |
Volume 3 Number 1 March 2004** Click on an article to read its abstract.IN THIS ISSUEThe flogging of Bariya Magazu: Nigerian politics, Canadian pressures, and women's and children's rightsRhoda Howard-Hassmann Raising expectations? Civil society's influence on human rights and US foreign policy Julie Mertus A meaningful place in the world: Hannah Arendt on the nature of human rights Serena Parekh Slavery and the human right to evil Kevin Bales Battling demons or banal exterminism? Apocalypse and statecraft in modern mass murder Mark Levene LITERARY THEORY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVESWriting and terrorSean Gurd and Julija Sukys Critiquing desire: philosophy, writing and terror Russell Ford Aeschylus terrorist Sean Gurd Language, the enemy: Assia Djebar's response to the Algerian intellocide Julija Sukys NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
|
| Journal of Human Rights ISSN 1475-4835 Questions, comments to: JHR@uconn.edu Page Created: March 14, 2004 Page Last Updated: January 30, 2006 |