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Penser global : Internationalisation et globalisation des sciences humaines et sociales Sous la direction de Michel Wieviorka, Laurent Lévi-Strauss, Gwenaëlle Lieppe Éditions de la Maison des Sciences de l'HommeParis, 2015, pp. 478

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What does the salience or non-salience of rights in different country contexts tell us about the quality of democracy in each case? Does Kenyon’s finding about organizations’ perceived impact of… Click to show full abstract

What does the salience or non-salience of rights in different country contexts tell us about the quality of democracy in each case? Does Kenyon’s finding about organizations’ perceived impact of rights frames transfer to other advocacy or policy areas? While NGOs may perceive rights to be efficacious for changing individual behavior, what actually works best to reduce the prevalence of the disease? Kenyon’s text provides ample material for scholars to explore questions of rights and advocacy in Africa and beyond.

Keywords: internationalisation globalisation; penser global; globalisation des; sciences humaines; global internationalisation; des sciences

Journal Title: Canadian Journal of Political Science
Year Published: 2019

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