Human Rights Horizons

Exploring the evolving landscape of human rights in a rapidly changing world, the author examines the tension between promoting human rights and interventionist diplomacy. By analyzing specific case studies like Somalia and Rwanda, the book highlights the challenges of balancing necessary action with the risk of violence. It also addresses non-Western perspectives on human rights, the complexities of genocidal politics, and the interplay of morality and global security. The work offers a vision for a new humanitarian policy tailored for the 21st century.