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Ideal illusions: how the U.S. government co-opted human rights

James Peck
Resource Type:
Book (Print/Paper)
Edition:
1st ed.
Publication:
New York : Metropolitan Books, 2010
Related Series:
American empire project

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Table of Contents:
  • Washington's world before the rise of human rights
  • The Carter years : American foreign policy finds a soul
  • The Reagan administration : democratization and proxy wars
  • Human rights and China
  • Post-Reagan : humanitarianism amid the ruins
  • Terrorism and the pathology of American power.
Author/Creator:
Peck, James, 1944-
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Main Work:
Ideal illusions: how the U.S. government co-opted human rights [by Peck, J.]
Related Series:
American empire project
Subjects:
Human rights — Government policy — United States
United States — Foreign relations — 1945-1989
United States — Foreign relations — 1989-
Since 1945
Human rights
Diplomatic relations
Human rights — Government policy
United States
General Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Physical Description:
369 pages ; 25 cm.
Call Numbers:
JC599.U5 P373 2010
ISBNs:
9780805083286
0805083286
Library of Congress Control Numbers:
2010034799
OCLC Numbers:
648922919