Abstract

With this tenth anniversary issue of the Journal of Human Rights Practice, we are launching ‘The Practitioner’s Bookshelf’—a new feature of the JHRP Review section containing brief reviews of recent publications of particular interest to human rights practitioners. In this instalment, James Loeffler (University of Virginia), Noah Weisbord (Queen’s University, Canada), and Brian Phillips (JHRP) discuss three books they consider to be among the most significant contributions to the literature of human rights practice to have appeared during the JHRP’s first decade.

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