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CHAPTER 1: Introduction @ Page 1 - 4 CHAPTER 2: Religion @ Page 5 - 20 CHAPTER 3: Moral Philosophy @ Page 21 - 35 CHAPTER 4: Biological Foundations of Human Rights @ Page 36 - 56 CHAPTER 5: Sociology of Human Rights @ Page 57 - 71 CHAPTER 6: The Psychological Foundations of Human Rights @ Page 72 - 97 CHAPTER 7: Anthropology and the Grounds of Human Rights @ page 98 - 109 CHAPTER 8: The Foundations of Justice and Human Rights in Early Legal Texts and Thought @ page 110 -130 CHAPTER 9: General Principles and Constitutions as Sources of Human Rights Law @ page 131 - 150 CHAPTER 10: The Anti-Slavery Movement and the Rise of International Non-Governmental Organizations @ Page 151 - 172 CHAPTER 11: Diplomatic Protections as a Source of Human Rights Law @ Page 173 - 190 CHAPTER 12: Humantarian Law as a Source of Human Rights Law @ Page 191 - 205 CHAPTER 13: Social Justice, Rights and Labour @ page 206 - 226 CHAPTER 14: The Protection of Minorities under the Auspices of the League of Nations @ Page 227 - 239 CHAPTER 15: Human Dignity @ Page 240 - 250 CHAPTER 16: Subsidiarity @ Page 251 - 264 CHAPTER 17: Sovereignty @ Page 265 - 282 CHAPTER 18: Solidarity @ Page 283 - 297 CHAPTER 19: Equality @ Page 298 - 314 CHAPTER 20: Proportionality @ page 315 - 332 CHAPTER 21: Democracy and the Role of Law @ page 333 - 353 CHAPTER 22: The Law-making Process: from Declaration to Treaty to Custom to Prevention @ Page 354 - 371 CHAPTER 23: Core Rights and Obligations @ page 372 - 381 CHAPTER 24: Jus Cogens and Obligations Erga Omnes @ page 382 - 397 CHAPTER 25: Positive and Negative Obligations @ Page 398 - 409 CHAPTER 26: From Commission to the Concil: Evolution of UN Chater Bodies @ Page 410 - 433 CHAPTER 27: The Role and Impact of Treaty Bodies @ Page 434 - 453 CHAPTER 28: The Role of International Tribunals: Law-Making or Creative @ Page 454 - 468 CHAPTER 29: University and the Growth of Regional System @ Page 469 - 489 CHAPTER 30: National Implementation and Interpretation @ Page 490 - 503 CHAPTER 31: Roles and Responsibilities of Non-State Actors @ page 504 - 517 CHAPTER 32: Interpretation of Human Rights Treaties @ Page 518 - 541 CHAPTER 33: Enforcing Human Rights through Economic Sanctions @ page 542 - 557 CHAPTER 34: Transnational Litigation: Jurisdiction and Immunities @ Page 558 - 572 CHAPTER 35: The use of International Force to Prevent or Halt Atrocities: from Humantarian Intervention to the Responsibility to Protect @ Page 573 - 590 CHAPTER 36: Trade Law and Investment Law @ page 591 - 613 CHAPTER 37: Creating and Applying Human Rights Indicators @ Page 614 - 628 CHAPTER 38: Compliance @ Page 629 - 648 CHAPTER 39: What Outcomes for Victims? @ Page 649 - 673 CHAPTER 40: Human Right make a Difference: Lessons from Latin America @ Page 674 - 691