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Part 1: Introduction and Overview  1. Introduction, Sir Nigel Rodley and Scott Sheeran  Part 2: Nature and Evolution of International Human Rights Law  2. Historical Development of Human Rights in National Systems, Wiktor Osiatynski  3. Human Rights in Political and Legal Theory, Guglielmo Verdirame  4. Universalism of Human Rights and Cultural Relativism, Michael Freeman  5. The Evolving Study of Human Rights: Interdisciplinarity and new directions, Michelibe Ishay  6. The International Law and Human Rights: Understanding the relationship, Scott Sheeran  7. International Human Rights Law and a Developing World Perspective, Tony Anghie  8. The Contemporary Value of International Human Rights, Radhika Coomaraswamy  9. Human Rights and Foreign Policy: Syntheses of moralism and realism, Bruno Stagno Ugarte  10. The Use of International Human Rights Law by Civil Society Organizations, Andrew Coleman  11. International Human Rights in Field Operations: A fast developing human rights tool, Michael O'Flaherty and Daria Davitti  Part 3: Interaction of Human Rights with Other Key Regimes and Bodies  12. The Relationship Between International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law, Françoise Hampson  13. International Criminal Law and Tribunals and Human Rights, William Schabas  14. International Refugee and Human Rights Law: Parters in ensuring international protection and asylum, Cornelis (Kees) Wouters  15. Human Rights and International Trade, Sheldon Leader  16. International Finance and Investment and Human Rights, Peter Muchlinski  17. International Environmental Law and Human Rights, Karen Hulme  18. Cus