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This book is a welcome addition to the International Human Rights canon and a crowning achievement for these esteemed scholars. The book promises to make a valuable and timely contribution to the field. It will be an invaluable desk reference for any student, scholar or practitioner of international human rights and provides an excellent vehicle for teaching an introductory or advanced course on the subject. -- Beth Van Schaack, Santa Clara University School of Law<br> The topical coverage is thorough, the organization logical, the selection of cases expert and up to date, and the knowledge of all 3 systems abundant and sophisticated. -- Doug Cassel, University of Notre Dame Law School<br>

<br> This book is a welcome addition to the International Human Rights canon and a crowning achievement for these esteemed scholars. The book promises to make a valuable and timely contribution to the field. It will be an invaluable desk reference for any student, scholar or practitioner of international human rights and provides an excellent vehicle for teaching an introductory or advanced course on the subject. -- Beth Van Schaack, Santa Clara University School of Law<br> The topical coverage is thorough, the organization logical, the selection of cases expert and up to date, and the knowledge of all 3 systems abundant and sophisticated. -- Doug Cassel, University of Notre Dame Law School<br>

"""This book is a welcome addition to the International Human Rights canon and a crowning achievement for this esteemed scholar. The book promises to make a valuable and timely contribution to the field. It will be an invaluable desk reference for any student, scholar or practitioner of international human rights and provides an excellent vehicle for teaching an introductory or advanced course on the subject."" -- Beth Van Schaack, Santa Clara University School of Law ""The topical coverage is thorough, the organization logical, the selection of cases expert and up to date, and the knowledge of all 3 systems abundant and sophisticated."" -- Doug Cassel, University of Notre Dame Law School"

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Dinah Shelton is a Research Professor of Law at George Washington University Law School

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