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Human Rights and Comparative Foreign Policy: Foundations of Peace

David P. Forsythe (Editor)

United Nations University

2000

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

1. Introduction

   Part I: Some liberal democracies of the OECD

2. US foreign policy and human rights: The price of principles after the Cold War
   David P. Forsythe

3. Trials and errors: The Netherlands and human rights
   Peter R. Baehr

4. British foreign policy and human rights: From low to high politics
   Sally Morphet

5. Japan's foreign policy towards human rights: Uncertain changes
   Yozo Yokota and Chiyuki Aoi

   Part II: Some other states

6. Russian foreign policy and human rights: Conflicted culture and uncertain policy
   Sergei V. Chugrov

7. India's human rights diplomacy: Crisis and transformation
   Sanjoy Banerjee

8. Iran and human rights
   Zachary Karabell

9. Human rights and foreign policy in Central Europe: Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Poland
   Gábor Kardos

10. Human rights and foreign policy in post-apartheid South Africa
    Tiyanjana Maluwa

11. Latin American foreign policies and human rights
    Cristina Eguizabal

12. An overview
    Jack Donnelly

    Postscript: The Kosovo crisis
    David P. Forsythe

    List of contributors