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The justice cascade, how human rights prosecutions are changing world politics, Kathryn Sikkink

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The justice cascade, how human rights prosecutions are changing world politics, Kathryn Sikkink

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eng

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 279-322) and index

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non fiction

Main title

The justice cascade

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bibliography

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Kathryn Sikkink

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how human rights prosecutions are changing world politics

Table Of Contents

Introduction -- Part I. Creating individual accountability. Navigating without a map: human rights trials in southern Europe; Argentina: from pariah state to global protagonist -- Part II. Spreading ideas about individual accountability. Interlude: how and why does the Argentine experience spread?; The streams of the justice cascade -- Part III. Do human rights prosecutions make a difference? the effects of human rights prosecutions in Latin America; Global deterrence and human rights prosecutions; Is the United States immune to the justice cascade? -- Part IV. Conclusions. Policy, theory, and the justice cascade

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How human rights prosecutiions are changing world politics

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