Review Essays

Current Issue: Volume 8 (2008)

Human Rights & Human Welfare publishes critical essays reviewing current literature that illuminates major issues in the overlapping thematic areas of human rights, justice and welfare—areas that are now sometimes referred to collectively under the heading of human security. Therefore, it encompasses work in a variety of disciplines including international relations, economic and social development, comparative politics, comparative political economy and political theory.

New Review Essays: April 2008

Germany, Afterwards
By Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

Privatization, Efficiency, Gender, Development, and Inequality-Transnational Conflicts Over Access to Water and Sanitation
By Srini Sitaraman

Recently Posted

The Promise of Economic Rights and the Welfare State
By Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat

Moving Beyond Markets and Minimalism: Democracy in the Era of Globalization
By Richard Burchill

Memory and Violence in Israel/Palestine
By K.M. Fierke

Rights and the Hijâb: Rationality and Discourse in the Public Sphere
By Howard Adelman

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