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Roundtable on David P. Forsythe's Contribution to Human Rights Scholarship

Tracing David P. Forsythe's Intellectual Evolution: From Human Rights and World Politics (1983) to Human Rights in International Relations (2006)

Pages 316-321 | Published online: 30 Aug 2012

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