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Book Reviews

Violence and Democracy [Excerpt] 07/28/06
John Keane’s book is an important intervention in the debate on the persistent proliferation of violence and its role in political life, especially in democracies.

Beyond Justice: The Auschwitz Trial [Excerpt] 07/28/06
What is the proper role for courts of law in confronting mass crimes?
Author(s): Jeffrey K. Olick

Democracy as Human Rights: Freedom and Equality in the Age of Globalization [Excerpt] 07/28/06
Goodhart does not advocate that democracy is a human right that should be protected and promoted as such, but reconceptualizes democracy itself as "human rights".

The Debt Threat: How Debt Is Destroying the Developing World [Full Text] 07/28/06
Last year’s G-8 meeting in Gleneagles marked a major political commitment to cancel the debts that nineteen poor, heavily indebted countries owe to the IMF, the World Bank, and the African Development Bank.
Author(s): Lydia Tomitova

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