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Human Rights books to keep an eye out for in 2010

Posted on January 2, 2010. Filed under: Books, Human Rights | Tags: biopolitics, capitalism, Corporate culture, crimimal justice, criminal law, Diversity in the workplace, Eminent domain, Expropriation of land, global governance, Human Rights, human rights book review, human rights books, imperealism, international law, judicial discretion, Maturation (Psychology), Multiculturalism, personnel management, The Geneva Conventions, war on terror, Water - Rights and Law |

Happy New Year to all our readers. May 2010 be a great year for you all. Following are some of the books we have recently got wind of, so keep on the look out for their upcoming release. Based on initial reports, they seem like items worth exploring soon. 1. The Geneva Conventions Under Assault Sarah Perrigo [...]

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Book Review – Freshwater Access from a Human Rights Perspective: A Challenge to International Water Law and Human Rights (International Studies in Human Rights) by Dr Knut Bourquain, Brill Academic Publishers, 2008.

Posted on December 19, 2009. Filed under: Books, Human Rights | Tags: Fresh water - Law and legislation, Human Rights, human rights book review, Water - Rights and Law |

Freshwater Access from a Human Rights Perspective: A Challenge to International Water Law and Human Rights (International Studies in Human Rights) Dr Knut Bourquain Brill Academic Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9789004169548 The subject matter of insufficient water access for the worlds population and how it pertains to human rights, has been a very hot topic with the [...]

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