David P. Forsythe is a professor of political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His publications include The Internationalization of Human Rights, The Politics of International Law, Human Rights and World Politics, and U. S. Foreign Policy.

"Professor Forsythe's attention to relations between peace and human rights opens new areas for analysis and synthesizes important information. This book confirms, once again, his eminent position as a scholar of human rights."—Claude E. Welch, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor, SUNY, Buffalo "An important contribution to the field of human rights studies. . . . To my knowledge, it [human rights and peace] has never been dealt with in as systematic a fashion."—Peter R. Baehr, director of the Human Rights Institute, The Netherlands

David P. Forsythe is a professor of political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His publications include The Internationalization of Human Rights, The Politics of International Law, Human Rights and World Politics, and U. S. Foreign Policy.

"Professor Forsythe's attention to relations between peace and human rights opens new areas for analysis and synthesizes important information. This book confirms, once again, his eminent position as a scholar of human rights."—Claude E. Welch, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor, SUNY, Buffalo "An important contribution to the field of human rights studies. . . . To my knowledge, it [human rights and peace] has never been dealt with in as systematic a fashion."—Peter R. Baehr, director of the Human Rights Institute, The Netherlands

David P. Forsythe is a professor of political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His publications include The Internationalization of Human Rights, The Politics of International Law, Human Rights and World Politics, and U. S. Foreign Policy.

"Professor Forsythe's attention to relations between peace and human rights opens new areas for analysis and synthesizes important information. This book confirms, once again, his eminent position as a scholar of human rights."—Claude E. Welch, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor, SUNY, Buffalo "An important contribution to the field of human rights studies. . . . To my knowledge, it [human rights and peace] has never been dealt with in as systematic a fashion."—Peter R. Baehr, director of the Human Rights Institute, The Netherlands