Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates that Human Rights, as a discourse of protest, are not universally efficient. Whatever the universal acceptance of Human Rights, non-governmental organisations that defend them are heavily dependent on the conditions of collective action prevalent in contexts of recent political liberalisation. The creation and institutionnalization of Human Rights NGOs illustrate the tensions between the historical constraints and the margins of innovation underlying any collective action. If the new or mimetic structures of the NGOs reflect the possibilities of invention in a constraining political environment, the emergence of Human Rights activists is ofte...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
By analysing the “dialogical networks” (Leudar and Nekvapil 2002) within which human rights advocacy...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
A partir d'une étude comparée d'organisations non-gouvernementales de défense des droits de l'Homme ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Since they wrote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, the states drew up a multitude o...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Des formes d’organisations sociales traditionnelles de l’Afrique au Sud du Sahara, en passant par le...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
By analysing the “dialogical networks” (Leudar and Nekvapil 2002) within which human rights advocacy...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
A partir d'une étude comparée d'organisations non-gouvernementales de défense des droits de l'Homme ...
Through a comparative analysis of Human Rights groups in Kenya and Cameroon, our study demonstrates ...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Since they wrote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, the states drew up a multitude o...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Politicization remains a major challenge to the universal implementation of human rights. Politiciza...
Des formes d’organisations sociales traditionnelles de l’Afrique au Sud du Sahara, en passant par le...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
Solange Barberousse and René Gallissot, Beyond the Western ideology of human rights : the right to l...
By analysing the “dialogical networks” (Leudar and Nekvapil 2002) within which human rights advocacy...