How does culture make a difference to the realisation of human
rights in Western states? It is only through cultural politics that
human rights may become more than abstract moral ideals, protecting
human beings from state violence and advancing protection from
starvation and the social destruction of poverty. Using an
innovative methodology, this book maps the emergent 'intermestic'
human rights field within the US and UK in order to investigate
detailed case studies of the cultural politics of human rights.
Kate Nash researches how the authority to define human rights is
being created within states as a result of international human
rights commitments. Through comparative case studies, she explores
how cultural politics is affecting state transformation today.
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