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2 The centrality of the state
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Kelly-Kate Pease
Abstract
Chapter 2 examines the continued centrality of the state and how states, as the main duty-bearers, define and implement human rights and humanitarian principles domestically, as well as promote and protect them internationally.
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Abstract
Chapter 2 examines the continued centrality of the state and how states, as the main duty-bearers, define and implement human rights and humanitarian principles domestically, as well as promote and protect them internationally.
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Chapters in this book
- Front matter i
- Contents v
- List of tables vi
- List of sidebars vii
- Acknowledgements viii
- 1 Introduction to human rights and humanitarian diplomacy 1
- 2 The centrality of the state 19
- 3 Inside the black box 43
- 4 The United Nations and multilateral diplomacy 66
- 5 IGO diplomacy and the international civil service 100
- 6 NGO diplomacy 134
- 7 The human rights and humanitarian professional 155
- 8 Conclusion 173
- Glossary 182
- Appendix 197
- Bibliography 200
- Index 211
Chapters in this book
- Front matter i
- Contents v
- List of tables vi
- List of sidebars vii
- Acknowledgements viii
- 1 Introduction to human rights and humanitarian diplomacy 1
- 2 The centrality of the state 19
- 3 Inside the black box 43
- 4 The United Nations and multilateral diplomacy 66
- 5 IGO diplomacy and the international civil service 100
- 6 NGO diplomacy 134
- 7 The human rights and humanitarian professional 155
- 8 Conclusion 173
- Glossary 182
- Appendix 197
- Bibliography 200
- Index 211
