The International Human Rights Regime by Jack Donnelly

The International Human Rights Regime by Jack Donnelly is a study of how human rights operate in international politics.

The book examines the norms, institutions and practices through which states and international bodies address human rights, and how far this international regime shapes what states actually do. It offers a realistic assessment of both the achievements and the limits of the human rights system.

What readers will explore:

• The norms and institutions of the human rights regime
• How international human rights affect state behaviour
• The achievements and limits of the system
• Human rights in world politics

Who this book is for: Readers interested in international relations, human rights and global governance.

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