Edited by Alison Brysk, Distinguished Professor, Department of Global Studies and Political Science and Michael Stohl, Professor of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Contesting Human Rights: Pathways of ChangeAlison BryskPART IPATHWAYS2. Building Momentum: Changes in Advocacy Discourse Around Early Child Marriage, 2011-2017Amanda Murdie, Baekkwan Park, Jaqueline Hart and Margo Mullinex3. Tensions in Rights: Navigating Emerging Contradictions in the Emerging LGBT Rights RevolutionPhillip M. Ayoub4. Better Late Than Never? The Evolving Responsibility of Internatioal OrganizationsGeorge AndreopoulousPART IIREGIME DEVELOPMENT5. A Horizontal Pathway to Impact? An Assessment of the Universal Periodic Review at 10Pilar Elizalde6. The Trans-Regional Construction of Human RightsWayne Sandholtz, Adam Feldman7. The Effectiveness of an Emerging Pathway of Rights: The Constitutionalization of Human Rights LawStephen Meili8. Human Rights Cities: Making the Global LocalMichael GoodhartPART IIICONTRACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS9. Advocacy and Accountability in the Age of Backlash: NGOs and Regional CourtsCourtney Hillebrecht10.What Went Wrong: Backlash and Contradictions in Central and Eastern EuropePatrice C. McMahon11. Emerging Contradictions in US Human Rights Policy: The Trump Agenda The Trump AgendaClair Apodaca12. It Was The Best of Times, It Was The Worst of Times: Conclusions on Contesting Human RightsMichael StohlIndex

‘This book will definitely serve as a good supplementary text for human rights courses and handy reference for seasoned practitioners and advocates.’

Edited by Alison Brysk, Distinguished Professor, Department of Global Studies and Political Science and Michael Stohl, Professor of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Contesting Human Rights: Pathways of ChangeAlison BryskPART IPATHWAYS2. Building Momentum: Changes in Advocacy Discourse Around Early Child Marriage, 2011-2017Amanda Murdie, Baekkwan Park, Jaqueline Hart and Margo Mullinex3. Tensions in Rights: Navigating Emerging Contradictions in the Emerging LGBT Rights RevolutionPhillip M. Ayoub4. Better Late Than Never? The Evolving Responsibility of Internatioal OrganizationsGeorge AndreopoulousPART IIREGIME DEVELOPMENT5. A Horizontal Pathway to Impact? An Assessment of the Universal Periodic Review at 10Pilar Elizalde6. The Trans-Regional Construction of Human RightsWayne Sandholtz, Adam Feldman7. The Effectiveness of an Emerging Pathway of Rights: The Constitutionalization of Human Rights LawStephen Meili8. Human Rights Cities: Making the Global LocalMichael GoodhartPART IIICONTRACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS9. Advocacy and Accountability in the Age of Backlash: NGOs and Regional CourtsCourtney Hillebrecht10.What Went Wrong: Backlash and Contradictions in Central and Eastern EuropePatrice C. McMahon11. Emerging Contradictions in US Human Rights Policy: The Trump Agenda The Trump AgendaClair Apodaca12. It Was The Best of Times, It Was The Worst of Times: Conclusions on Contesting Human RightsMichael StohlIndex

‘This book will definitely serve as a good supplementary text for human rights courses and handy reference for seasoned practitioners and advocates.’

Edited by Alison Brysk, Distinguished Professor, Department of Global Studies and Political Science and Michael Stohl, Professor of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara, US

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Contesting Human Rights: Pathways of ChangeAlison BryskPART IPATHWAYS2. Building Momentum: Changes in Advocacy Discourse Around Early Child Marriage, 2011-2017Amanda Murdie, Baekkwan Park, Jaqueline Hart and Margo Mullinex3. Tensions in Rights: Navigating Emerging Contradictions in the Emerging LGBT Rights RevolutionPhillip M. Ayoub4. Better Late Than Never? The Evolving Responsibility of Internatioal OrganizationsGeorge AndreopoulousPART IIREGIME DEVELOPMENT5. A Horizontal Pathway to Impact? An Assessment of the Universal Periodic Review at 10Pilar Elizalde6. The Trans-Regional Construction of Human RightsWayne Sandholtz, Adam Feldman7. The Effectiveness of an Emerging Pathway of Rights: The Constitutionalization of Human Rights LawStephen Meili8. Human Rights Cities: Making the Global LocalMichael GoodhartPART IIICONTRACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS9. Advocacy and Accountability in the Age of Backlash: NGOs and Regional CourtsCourtney Hillebrecht10.What Went Wrong: Backlash and Contradictions in Central and Eastern EuropePatrice C. McMahon11. Emerging Contradictions in US Human Rights Policy: The Trump Agenda The Trump AgendaClair Apodaca12. It Was The Best of Times, It Was The Worst of Times: Conclusions on Contesting Human RightsMichael StohlIndex

‘This book will definitely serve as a good supplementary text for human rights courses and handy reference for seasoned practitioners and advocates.’