The Free Flow of Information: Media, Human Rights, and U.S. Global Power, 1945-1984
Much existing historiography has approached human rights from legal and diplomatic perspectives, focusing on the development of international human-rights instruments in the 1940s and on the political activism of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the 1970s. I expand the empirical and methodol...
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