Table Of ContentVOLUME 26 INDEX
Human Rights Quarterly
Volume 26 Index
ARTICLES
Afary, Janet, The Human Rights of Middle Eastern &
Muslim Women: A Project for the 21st Century 26(1)106
Aldana-Pindell, Raquel, An Emerging Universality of
Justiciable Victims’ Rights in the Criminal Process to
Curtail Impunity for State-Sponsored Crimes 26(3)605
Aral, Berdal, The Idea of Human Rights as
Perceived in the Ottoman Empire 26(2)454
Bell, Christine & Johanna Keenan, Human Rights
Nongovernmental Organizations and the Problems of
Transition 26(2)330
Bell, Daniel A.,& Joseph H. Carens, The Ethical
Dilemmas of International Human Rights and
Humanitarian NGOs: Reflections on a Dialogue
Between Practitioners and Theorists 26(2)300
Carens, Joseph H. & Daniel A. Bell, The Ethical
Dilemmas of International Human Rights and
Humanitarian NGOs: Reflections on a Dialogue
Between Practitioners and Theorists 26(1)126
Davis, Michael C. East Asia After the Crisis:
Human Rights, Constitutionalism, and State Reform 26(1)126
Douglas, William A., John-Paul Ferguson & Erin Klett,
An Effective Confluence of Forces in Support of
Workers’ Rights: ILO Standards, US Trade Laws,
Unions, and NGOs
Ferguson, John-Paul, William A. Douglas, & Erin Klett,
An Effective Confluence of Forces in Support of
Workers’ Rights: ILO Standards, US Trade Laws,
Unions, and NGOs
Freeman, Michael, The Problem of Secularism in
Human Rights Theory
Ghanea, Nazila, Human Rights of Religious
Minorities and of Women in the Middle East
Human Rights Quarterly 26 (2004) 1107-1111 © 2004 by The Johns Hopkins University Press
VOLUME 26 INDEX
Human Rights Quarterly
Volume 26 Index
ARTICLES
Afary, Janet, The Human Rights of Middle Eastern &
Muslim Women: A Project for the 21st Century 26(1)106
Aldana-Pindell, Raquel, An Emerging Universality of
Justiciable Victims’ Rights in the Criminal Process to
Curtail Impunity for State-Sponsored Crimes 26(3)605
Aral, Berdal, The Idea of Human Rights as
Perceived in the Ottoman Empire 26(2)454
Bell, Christine & Johanna Keenan, Human Rights
Nongovernmental Organizations and the Problems of
Transition 26(2)330
Bell, Daniel A.,& Joseph H. Carens, The Ethical
Dilemmas of International Human Rights and
Humanitarian NGOs: Reflections on a Dialogue
Between Practitioners and Theorists 26(2)300
Carens, Joseph H. & Daniel A. Bell, The Ethical
Dilemmas of International Human Rights and
Humanitarian NGOs: Reflections on a Dialogue
Between Practitioners and Theorists 26(1)126
Davis, Michael C. East Asia After the Crisis:
Human Rights, Constitutionalism, and State Reform 26(1)126
Douglas, William A., John-Paul Ferguson & Erin Klett,
An Effective Confluence of Forces in Support of
Workers’ Rights: ILO Standards, US Trade Laws,
Unions, and NGOs
Ferguson, John-Paul, William A. Douglas, & Erin Klett,
An Effective Confluence of Forces in Support of
Workers’ Rights: ILO Standards, US Trade Laws,
Unions, and NGOs
Freeman, Michael, The Problem of Secularism in
Human Rights Theory
Ghanea, Nazila, Human Rights of Religious
Minorities and of Women in the Middle East
Human Rights Quarterly 26 (2004) 1107-1111 © 2004 by The Johns Hopkins University Press
2004 Index to Volume 26 1109
Halpern, Jodi & Harvey M. Weinstein, Rehumanizing the Other:
Empathy and Reconciliation 26(3)561
Haynes, Dina Francesca, Protecting the Victim and
Prosecuting the Trafficker: Extending Immigration
Benefits to Victims of Trafficking 26(2)221
Henderson, Conway W., The Political Repression of
Women 26(4)1028
Hoffman, Paul, Human Rights and Terrorism 26(4)932
Howland, Todd, UN Human Rights Field Presence as
Proactive Instrument of Peace and Social Change:
Lessons from Angola
lida, Keisuke, Human Rights and Sexual Abuse:
The Impact of International Human Rights
Law on Japan 26(2)428
Kavanagh, Aileen, The Role of a Bill of Rights in
Reconstructing Northern Ireland 26(4)956
Keenan, Johanna & Bell, Christine, Human Rights
Nongovernmental Organizations and the
Problems of Transition
Keith, Linda Camp & Steven C. Poe, Are Constitutional
State of Emergency Clauses Effective?
An Empirical Exploration 26(4)1071
Klett, Erin, William A. Douglas, & John-Paul Ferguson,
An Effective Confluence of Forces in Support of
Workers’ Rights: ILO Standards, US Trade Laws,
Unions, and NGOs 26(2)273
Krain, Matthew & Anne M. Nurse, Teaching Human
Rights Through Service Learning 26(1)89
Landman, Todd, Measuring Human Rights: Principle,
Practice and Policy 26(4)906
Leane, G.W.G., Enacting Bills of Rights: Canada and the
Curious Case of New Zealand’s “Thin” Democracy 26(1)152
Maier-Katkin, Birgit & Daniel Maier-Katkin,
At the Heart of Darkness: Crimes Against
Humanity and the Banality of Evil 26(3)584
Maier-Katkin, Daniel & Birgit Maier-Katkin,
At the Heart of Darkness: Crimes Against
Humanity and the Banality of Evil 26(3)584
Manby, Bronwen, The African Union, NEPAD and
Human Rights: The Missing Agenda 26(4)983
Martens, Kerstin, An Appraisal of Amnesty International’s Work
at the United Nations: Established Areas of Activities and
Shifting Priorities Since the 1990s 26(4)1050
Nmehielle, Vincent O., To Implement Sharia Law in the
Northern States of Nigeria or Not To:
The Constitutionality Is the Question
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Nurse, Anne M. & Matthew Krain, Teaching Human
Rights Through Service Learning 26(1)89
O'Flaherty, Michael, Sierra Leone’s Peace Process:
The Role of the Human Rights Community 26(1)29
Pieterse, Marius, Possibilities and Pitfalls in the
Domestic Enforcement of Social Rights:
Contemplating the South African Experience 26(4)882
Poe, Steven C. & Linda Camp Keith, Are Constitutional
State of Emergency Clauses Effective? An Empirical Exploration 26(4)1071
Quinn, Joanna R., Constraints: The Un-Doing of the
Ugandan Truth Commission 26(2)401
Robinson, Mary, Advancing Economic, Social, and
Cultural Rights: The Way Forward 26(4)866
Roth, Kenneth, Defending Economic, Social and Cultural Rights:
Practical Issues Faced by an International Human
Rights Organization 26(1)63
, Response to Leonard S. Rubenstein 26(4)873
Rubenstein, Leonard S., How International Human Rights
Organizations Can Advance Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights: A Response to Kenneth Roth 26(4)845
, Response by Leonard S. Rubeinstein 26(4)879
Tamm, Ingrid, Dangerous Appetites: Human Rights
Activism and Conflict Commodities 26(3)687
Visweswaran, Kamala, Gendered States: Rethinking Culture as a
Site of South Asian Human Rights Work 26(2)483
Waltz, Susan, Universal Human Rights: The Contribution of
Muslim States 26(4)799
Weinstein, Harvey M. & Jodi Halpern, Rehumanizing the Other:
Empathy and Reconciliation 26(3)561
Xanthaki, Alexandra, Indigenous Rights in the Russian Federation:
The Rights Case of Numerically Smail Peoples of the Russian
North, Siberia, and Far East
DOCUMENTARY APPENDICES
Montréal Principles on Women’s Economic,
Social and Cultural Rights 26(3)760
BOOK REVIEWS
Brinker, Joe, Kosovo Report: Conflict, International Response,
Lessons Learned, by The Independent International
Commission on Kosovo (2000) 26(3)791
Claude, Richard P., Breaking Silence, The Case That Changed
The Face of Human Rights, by Richard Alan White (2004) 26(3)787
2004 Index to Volume 26
Corder, Hugh, Realizing the Promise for Ourselves:
Human Rights Under African Constitutions
(Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im ed.)
Eiahi, Maryam, Dual Loyalty and Human Rights in Health
Professional Practice: Proposed Guidelines and
Institutional Mechanisms, A project of the International
Dual Loyalty Working Group (Physicians for Human Rights
University of Cape Town Health Sciences Faculty, 2002) 26(3)781
Forsythe, David P., Emergency Relief Operations
(Kevin M. Cahill ed.) 26(2)553 2
Krishnan, Jayanth K., Journal of the National Human Rights
Commission, India (Inaugural Edition), published by
The National Human Rights Commission
Maluwa, Tiyanjana, Human Rights, the Rule of Law and
Development in Africa (Paul T. Zeleza &
Philip J. McConnaughay eds.) 26({4)1098
Mayer, Ann Elizabeth, The Rule of Law in the Middle East and the
Islamic World: Human Rights and the Judicial Process,
by Eugene Cotran & Mai Yamani 26(1)208
Monshipouri, Mahmood, The Future of Freedom:
Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad, by Fareed Zakaria 26(1)211
Pino, Nathan W. & Michael D. Wiatrowski, Policing
Post-Communist Societies: Police-Public Violence,
Democratic Policing, and Human Rights, by Niels Uildirks &
Piet Van Reenen 26(547)783
Russell, Steve, Transnational Corporations and Human Rights
Jedrzej George Frynas & Scott Pegg eds., 2003) 26(3)783
Tobias, Carl, The Color Line in the Cold War:
The Cold War and the Color Line American Race Relations
in the Global Arena, by Thomas Borstelmann (2001) 26(3)785
Tolley, Howard, Jr., Tainted Legacy: 9/11 and the
Ruin of Human Rights, by William Schulz 26(2)539
Wiatrowski, Michael D. & Nathan W. Pino, Policing
Post-Communist Societies: Police-Public Violence,
Democratic Policing, and Human Rights, by Niels Uildirks &
Piet Van Reenen
Yamin, Alicia Ely, Journeys toward the Splendid City:
-athologies of Power: Health, Human Rights and the
New War on the Poor, by Paul Farmer 26(2)519
