Titlebook: Human Rights and Foreign Policy; Principles and Pract Dilys M. Hill (Reader in Politics) Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Human Rights and Contemporary State Practicehe countries and regions of the world. Here, a very different pattern of behaviour emerges and there is a conflict between idealism and pragmatism. Above all it can be argued that, realistically, contemporary issues of human rights must be seen within the context of East—West relations.

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The Helsinki Process and Human Rights in the Soviet Unioncommunity’ are not. However, the public debate stimulated by the Helsinki process benefits democracy rather than authoritarian systems, and the very fact that such a debate was possible, gave a little hope that the second decade of follow-up meetings might bring some change for the better.

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Human Rights in Foreign Policyhts that is not their own as being the attempt to make particular values general, a variety of cultural imperialism, or even, in the interpretation of Enoch Powell, of cultural or ideological agression..

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Refugees and Foreign Policy evolved a complex structure of laws and agreements specifically designed to protect and assist people who have fled from their homeland. This body of norms laid down minimum standards for the treatment of refugees and introduced the fundamental principle of non-refoulement which protects them from

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