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Artículo:: The Unique Position of National Human Rights Institutions: A Mixed Blessing?
Autor:: Anne Smith
Resumen:: National Human Rights Institutions can play a key role in promoting and protecting human rights. They are able to do so by the unique position they occupy between government, civil society, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
Página:: 904
Sección:: Articles
Publicación:: Human Rights Quarterly
Volúmen:: 28
Número:: 4
Periodo:: November 2006
ISSN:: 02750392
SrcID:: 02750392-2006-04.txt

Artículo:: "The Compelling Dialogue of Freedom": Human Rights at the Bandung Conference
Autor:: Roland Burke
Resumen:: This article explores the place of human rights at the 1955 Asian-African Conference in Bandung, a meeting that founded the Third World as a political entity
Página:: 947
Sección:: Articles
Publicación:: Human Rights Quarterly
Volúmen:: 28
Número:: 4
Periodo:: November 2006
ISSN:: 02750392
SrcID:: 02750392-2006-04.txt

Artículo:: Millennium Development Goal 8: Indicators for International Human Rights Obligations?
Autor:: Sakiko Fukuda-Parr
Resumen:: Millennium Development Goal 8 is arguably the most significant step since the Covenant on Economic Social Rights in taking the idea of global solidarity and international responsibilities for development from a statement of principle to international policy
Página:: 966
Sección:: Articles
Publicación:: Human Rights Quarterly
Volúmen:: 28
Número:: 4
Periodo:: November 2006
ISSN:: 02750392
SrcID:: 02750392-2006-04.txt

Artículo:: Fair Trade? How Oxfam Presented a Systemic Approach to Poverty, Development, Human Rights, and Trade
Autor:: Jamie M. Zimmerman
Resumen:: This article discusses how Oxfam tried to change global trade policies to better reflect the rights-based approach delineated in its strategic plan
Página:: 998
Sección:: Articles
Publicación:: Human Rights Quarterly
Volúmen:: 28
Número:: 4
Periodo:: November 2006
ISSN:: 02750392
SrcID:: 02750392-2006-04.txt

Artículo:: In Reply To Sweatshop Sophistries
Autor:: Benjamin Powell
Resumen:: This article first demonstrates that wages and working conditions are interrelated and that economists are correct to analyze them together
Página:: 1031
Sección:: Articles
Publicación:: Human Rights Quarterly
Volúmen:: 28
Número:: 4
Periodo:: November 2006
ISSN:: 02750392
SrcID:: 02750392-2006-04.txt

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